Hi Sheila! (and everybody) Namaste. I went to a Workshop here in
Maine a couple of weeks ago that Jon Mundy was giving at the Unity
church and everybody was saying Namaste. I thought that was pretty
cool. Jon introduced me to the crowd and he sold all 20 of
the "Disappearance" books he had with him. I signed most of them and
it was a lot of fun. He also gave a kick ass Workshop. Jon's been
studying and teaching the Course since 1975, and he's been a minister
since 1961! (He was 18 then, and he just turned 60.) He may have me
do a Workshop with him in New York City in the fall. That would be a
fun trip, being the birthplace of the Course and all. I've only been
to NYC like 3 times. Anyhow, Jon has a great bi-monthly newsletter
called "Miracles Magazine" and he writes about "Disappearance" in the
newest issue (May-June issue) along with other subjects. Many writers
contribute and there's a lot of info about the Course, including
contacts throughout the country. It's free for the asking, although
it's appropriate to make a donation when you feel so guided. Just
send your name, address, e-mail and birthday (it's part of their
system) to IPR c/o Rev. Jon Mundy, 39 Hickory Drive, Campbell Hall,
NY 10916. Just ask him add you to the Miracles Magazine list and to
be sure to send you the May-June issue that talks about "The
Disappearance of the Universe."
Sheila, I really appreciate you telling people about the book.
And as you may remember from the book, movies are my hobby. I haven't
seen Matrix Re-loaded yet but I will soon. I loved the first one. I
think The Matrix is to this generation what the first 3 Star Wars
movies were to the last. What's really exciting about that for me is
that they present the idea of the world not being real in a
fascinating way. That kind of thinking really helps prepare people to
accept the kinds of ideas that are taught in the Course. I'm looking
forward to seeing "Re-loaded" real soon! BTW, as far being a Bible is
concerned, I don't even want the Bible to be a Bible! But I'm sure
you already know that. Love and peace, Gary.
