posted June 11, 2001 09:52 PM         

I had done a search a very long time ago and found that Linda died at 2110 hours, or 9:10PM, Oct. 21, '95 in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

This is the listing the Social Security Death Index has on their site:

GOODMAN, MARY
234-34-8007
Birth: 09 Apr 1925
Death: 21 Oct 1995

Another interesting thing I found, her Carousel Bill died on Oct. 9, '70 in Virginia. He was born on 6-19-1927 in Ohio, but I am not sure of which town.

Donna

posted June 12, 2001 12:46 AM         

Of course, Linda's birth data isn't important, as she would attest to if here. She would want us to focus on what she wrote instead.

posted June 12, 2001 01:57 AM         

I saw the original website at the Astrologer's Memorial where they had her birthdata published as April 10. I wrote to Donna Cunningham and inquired about this discrepancy and she wrote me a lovely letter back explaining how Linda loved to throw people off with giving them the wrong information. It was right after that, they took the birth data off the site and just wrote how she loved to keep them guessing. Also, she did tell me she got that birthdate from Lois Rodden, at her AstroData Bank

But, the real and true reason I believe her date to be April 9, if you take an ephemeris and check all the clues she gives in her poetry and in Gooberz, well, the only aspects that can be made are on that date. It was very easy to come up with hers and Robert's charts just from the clues she gave in her writings. He had to be born on August 13, 1945 and she on April 9, 1925, for them to have those aspects she wrote about.

Now, here is my reasoning as to all those clues she left - - - she was smart and astute enough to know that any reasonably informed astrologer would figure out birthdata with those clues, and if they did, so be it, she probably got a kick out of it, because not only was she revealing something, she was also teaching and what better way to learn, then by doing. I believe with all my heart she knew what she was doing and this was her way of telling what she didn't like to overtly reveal, her birthdata.

So, those are my thoughts and I like to think of Linda, smiling somewhere, and feeling giddishly happy that she taught more, and better than any other atrologer ever has, because she inspired research.

posted June 13, 2001 12:24 AM         

Perhaps, Randall, it's the kNowing of the significance of the answer is what makes you feel queasy?

posted August 04, 2001 12:57 AM         

"A good man, blinded by the folly of others, with a knapsack on his back, full of errors".- pg 258, star signs.

posted August 09, 2001 09:17 PM         

love and light , a living ghost

posted August 10, 2001 12:25 AM         

Sure, I realize it will be a long hard struggle...and there are times I do feel like throwing in the towel. I get depressed and frustrated just as mortals do. Choosing immortality doesn't mean your life suddenly smooths out and your days are all smiles and roses. It mean hard work and great responsibility.

I have a very long way to go towards spiritual enlightenment...towards being completely tolerant of other and achieving perfect love and understand. BUT...at least I won't have to re-learn each time. I can carry what I am learning on a continuing basis. That to me is the best of being immortal.

When we reincarnate we do carry some of what we learned back with us, but so much is lost and forgotten in the birth trauma.

I choose immortality some years ago, but find lately that I seem to be living in the NOW more and more. My memory and thinking is altering. It is like there is very little 'chatter' in my head, but knowledge is there when I need it. I don't think of my younger years until something triggers it. As for the future, I really don't give it much thought unless I need to plan something out. One benefit is I tend to worry less.

My fantasies and imagination has changed also. I used to have a rich fantasy life...but now I find what I imagine or fantasy about starts to come true, so I have to be a bit more careful...I mean Mel Gibson is happy where he is. I don't want to be responsible

Seriously, it might not come true exactally as I think, but parts of it does. I feel in a century or two I might be able to actualize what I imagine completely.

Now won't that be interesting

posted August 11, 2001 03:53 AM           

It doesn't cancel out the message just because somebody's body couldn't carry on taking the 'crap' of living a human existence in a darkened world..

I don't mind whether or not Linda comes back in the flesh or not... her messages and her essence are still fresh and strong and True. All the analyzing of birth data just gets into the realms of the head and Linda came from the heart... even when she was explaining a logical fact, she was talking from the heart...

Does it matter, guys? Essentially, what matters is that the message, and subsequently Linda, lives within each person who knew her. As with God - I am God, I am Linda, I am Lucifer, etc...

Be your own Linda... make her live on that way... find out your own mysteries and channel those through for the good of the Universe... that is all she did...

posted August 11, 2001 08:23 AM         

Randall...

posted August 28, 2001 10:26 AM         

Linda's 'death' is a mystery to us all. I am sure she had her reasons. That is why we are here sharing what little we know.

And quit worring about your 'english'....it is very good.