posted April 26, 2004 08:52 AM         

• The opinion about the color diet is still out, and you will find people here who say it does work and those who say it doesn't work from their personal experiences.
  
• I believe that there is a manuscript and/or notes that she began working on to be titled "Twelfth Night Secrets" but I have gathered that she didn't get too far into it, and I am not sure if it still exists and, if it does, who would have it now ... though I think a knowflake named Aselzion would know much more about that issue personally. Also, there was a book that came out "posthumously" that incorporated a number of Linda's other writings, "Relationship Signs", which has received all sorts of good and bad reviews from what I've read knowflakes share here.
  
• A number of us are keeping our fingers crossed in regards to a proper biography (check out the thread entitled, "Better Sit Down for This" begun by Randall in this same forum). I personally am not aware of any other efforts to write a biography, or of one that already exists, though if someone knows differently, please let us know!
  
• I am not aware that this astrobiological method of birth control did materialize according to Linda's plans, although I am aware that there are astrologers [including one/some who post(s) here though I can't recall the name(s) now] who are aware of this method and can do the calculations for you and/or help you with more details on how it works. I do not know whether or not there is a fee for this in case you are interested in contacting them about it, but I am sure they would be glad to discuss that with you if you should contact them.
  

I hope that was somewhat helpful, and I look forward to reading other's responses as well.

posted April 26, 2004 09:30 AM         

Eleanore, you did good

I personally believe Twelfth Night Secrets is a gift waiting to be 'found'

juniperb

Aselzion, if you show up here to reply, I have a question to ask

posted April 26, 2004 02:45 PM         

Yup Eleanor pretty much covered it. I worked with Linda about 4-5 years prior to her death, so I am not sure how much further along she got with 12th Night Secrets. I did look thru the manuscript: it was being written in the form of a fictional discovery of an ancient scroll or manuscript and it was to go on recounting the history and origin of this Earth as channeled by Linda. Some of this she discussed in Star Signs relating to the 2 suns, I believe it was in Chapter 9.

Juniper...
What's up? Ask away!

In the Light...
A

posted April 26, 2004 04:42 PM         

Do you think Twelth Night Secrets will show up soon? Also I know you may have been asked this before, but I really must ask once more, do you think Linda really died? I'm having second thoughts. Thanks!!

posted April 26, 2004 06:59 PM         

My question is about a dreamscape. Real or wishful thinking.

Did Linda write in a great room with a huge stone fireplace with high ceiling? On the floor with her back against a sofa, hunched over her paper (many scattered about) on a large, low square coffe table?

Thanks juniperb

posted April 27, 2004 01:39 AM         

Star... Yes I do believe that Linda did indeed die. I was contacted shortly after the time of her death by a friend that I worked with while I was living with Linda, and she attended the funeral. 12th Night Secrets was only about a 30ish page manuscript when I saw it, but as I said, I worked with her about 4-5 years prior to her death... so I am not aware if she ever had a chance to do further work on it after that time. My guess is that it was never finished as I think that Crystal would have tried to publish it...

Juniper.. well Linda's office in Cripple Creek was a fair sized room with a large stone fireplace. She used to talk about writing Sun Signs in her New York apartment on her old IBM typewriter, sitting on the couch with the typewriter on a coffee table. She joked about sitting on that couch, writing... then falling asleep, and waking up and starting to type again. It was a funny story!

This is all true to the best of my knowledge. I cannot say that I believe that Linda did NOT die as I know the condition her health was in when I worked with her. In my opinion, she IS immortal in the way that we all are, with or without the attainment of Physical Immortality. And certainly that there is such a loving community that gathers to discuss her teachings and works is a testament to the truth that she channeled.

I encourage people to think what they will about whether or not she is dead... who am I to step on another's faith... I can only speak my own truth. We must all find Truth for ourselves, and have the courage of our convictions... is that not what Linda wanted?

In the Light...
A

posted May 08, 2004 08:15 AM         

And read Star Notes.

I am one who tried it twice, and quit after a week or two because my jeans were getting tighter (and I followed it to the letter, before knowing that sugar and flour were ok, even made my own mayo so there would be no sugar in it). Now, in Star Notes, Linda said that was normal at first, but for me, I just couldn't deal with tighter jeans. So I stopped both times.

In Star Notes, Linda says she received lots of mail from those who were successful with the program. I personally know no one with long term success with it, but I would encourage you to try it for yourself, as that is the only experience that will be meaningful for you.

posted June 27, 2004 10:22 AM         

I know what you mean, I tried purchasing one from the old Linda Goodman site and although I paid for it it never came.

I have just bought a nearly new copy via e-bay, it has not yet arrived - so we will see. I have however managed to read it once (I borrowed it from my mother) but its the kind of book that needs rereading so having your own copy is essential. Anyway thats just my opinion.

So you could keep looking on ebay for a copy

posted June 29, 2004 02:27 AM         

Aselzion, if you're still arond (this thread) I was wondering if you'd be able to recall anything Linda wrote in 12th night? I'm not sure if divulging that is legal, but as it hasn't been published, it mustn't be copyrighted, right? Is there anything in there that stand out re. other comments she made in other books? I'd love to know what else she wanted to say...

Dean.

posted September 19, 2004 03:02 PM         

Then perhaps you will enjoy taking part in the ongoing discussion of it here in LL.