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yes and no, im someone from the old michigan days, I came to taos so see bart in '87 and meet Mary, John & Louisa & joy.

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can i comment even if i am on the free plan?

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Yes, absolutely! You can comment!!! Are you someone from the old Taos days?

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Hey JJ, I started taking a course from Monroe Institute a couple of weeks ago. I remember during the Bartholomew days that Don and Joanne Darling were using the Monroe materials .... I tried one of their CDs back then but didn't have enough understanding -- or maybe maturity LOL. But now, after years of listening to Bartholomew materials and having many AHA! moments from that, I am finding that the Monroe Institute work is much more helpful to me now. Bartholomew gave me such a deep understanding of the true nature of life and spirit. I will be forever grateful! I have already shared the Bartholomew material website with someone in that group!

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Hi Jan, most sorry I apparently missed this message of yours dating back from... May of the year ending today! At any rate, it's never too late to acknowledge the value of what you observed. Yes, one of the many aspects of the Bartolomew material that I love (as many other people probably do as well) is how open it has been to other sources. In many sessions, he mentioned past and current spiritual luminaries, from St Francis (pne of his favorites) to Eckart Tolle. And the fact of the matter is that in the end all authentic teachers carry the same message of unicity beyond the apparent dualism we believe we live in. Today in particular, the Internet overflows with more people than ever who essentially carry the same message. Happy New Year everyone!

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Happy New Year, JJ!

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How do we invite others to join the substack?

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The easiest way is to copy the URL of the first post (shortened here: https://tinyurl.com/bddhf5am) and send it by email to the people you want to reach. Once there, they can subscribe at the bottom of the page if they wish. Thanks, Jan!

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Thanks J.J for all that you have done and continue to do to keep Bartholomew's wisdom alive.

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Hello, JJ, I have not used substack before, but I hear that it is a great forum for spreading ideas. I will write more about my experience with Bartholomew! Thank you for continuing to do this important work.

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Thanks so much J.J. for all you are doing to preserve the Bartholomew material! It has been so important for many of us! It looks like Substack is a good move! All the best!

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Photo with building is labeled Santa Fe, New Mexico. According to Google Lens it is a museum in Argentina.

Photo labeled Taos Pueblo is not accurate. I couldn't identify it.

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Thanks for the correction. I did a picture search for Santa Fe and since this one showed up I assumed it was from Santa Fe (besides the fact that it looked vaguely familiar), but you're right, I should have checked more closely. As for the second one, in what way is it not accurate? Do you have more info? We went there and assuming my memory is still functional it looks like what we saw in person.

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The picture of Taos Pueblo in Substack appears to be a modern office complex. Google couldn't give me a verifiable location of the photo contained In Substack.

Here's a link from Google showing part of Taos Pueblo.

https://images.app.goo.gl/vg2399mQvgcarsPf7

I hope this helps.

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