I did want to say something to Carrie. Both Karen and I have
tried to make friends with you Carrie, but you don't make it easy.
So
I have a request for you. Since this club is supposed to be for
people who have read "The Disappearance of the Universe," (see the
group description) perhaps it would be best if you read the book
all
the way through first and then ask any questions
you have. I noticed you were wondering about things like how could
I
not tell Karen about it all that time, and how could she not know
it
was happening and things like that, but those things are explained
in
the book as you go along. It's not like Arten and Pursah were
appearing to me all the time. Usually there were months in between
the visits. That's one of the reasons the book covers nine years.
Anyway, if you read the whole thing you may find that most of the
questions you ask are answered. After you've read it, then please
ask
any remaining questions you may have. I'll be back in a while. Love
and peace to all, even you guys who I will refer to from now on as
the Newsgroup from Heaven. Love and peace, Gary.
No problem.
I can understand how you'd have a hard time trying to be friends
with me, I feel sort of the same way with believing and trusting you.
Like who knows what else is a lie or in some way,deceiving, that
didn't get found out?
I guess this kind of makes me question things about, and in the
book, as I come to them and think of them. Not getting answered,
getting brushed off and evaded didn't help.
Maybe at some point you can understand why I might find it hard to
automatically believe and trust you, Karen and Patrick, which I guess
you see as making it hard for you to be my friend.
Maybe I have higher standards in the honesty, integrity and
fairness of my "friends".
Even though I hang out on the newsgroup from hell (which is a much
more honest and for real name for it).
Maybe someday I'll write a book that you can read all of to get the
answer to that.
Maybe not, and you can figure it out for yourself.
~ Carrie
