Regression session

[Steppingfeet]

I actually met Dolores last Friday when she was at the L/L house healing Carla. When she stepped out from Carla's room after healing her, Dolores said: "She'll be fine!!" Woaw - I thought - that would be a true miracle. We all are grateful to her. Another thing that she offered is to buy the rights for L/L books from Schiffer Publ. and distribute them via her own company. That would be totally awesome! Imagine that now, finally, 30+ years later, the Law of One can be found in bookstores and libraries!

If I may offer a sidenote to this thread for a moment in reply to this thought. I hope to clarify the situation a little with a slight revision to Ankh's post.

Like Ankh and I'm sure nearly all of us, I would love nothing more than to see the material more widely available. Not Oprah-level publicity - because something is lost when information reaches that level of exposure, on this planet at least - just less tucked into a corner deep off the beaten path. So I have a similar enthusiasm to that which Ankh conveyed above.

The revision I offer is this. While Dolores certainly indicated strong interest in assisting Carla in getting L/L's work under her own wing, it wouldn't be a case of Dolores purchasing *all* rights to the Law of One books herself and then distributing the material, or doing with the material as she wished, according to the interests of her own publishing company.

Rather, it would be a situation of cooperation between L/L Research and Dolores' publisher negotiating a contract that satisfied the interests of both parties while preserving the purity and integrity of the Law of One material. IF Mrs. Cannon follows through, and IF the publishing rights can even be obtained from the current publisher - two big "if's" - then L/L Research wouldn't sell or make available *all* rights to the information, just lease the publishing rights within the limits of a negotiated contract that would end by a predetermined matter of years. At this very preliminary stage of consideration, we feel that Mrs. Cannon's publishing company could do a lot to help connect seeker and material.

Who knows, though, whether any of it will come to fruition. Till then, I'm with Ankh in exclaiming the awesomeness of seeing the information on bookstore shelves and libraries. We shall see. : ) GLB