Carolyn with Walter Fischman, inventor of MIHR (Magnetically Influenced Herbal/Homeopathic Remedy), a proven treatment for AIDS, at 325 East 65th Street, Manhattan, and his laboratory assistant, ballet teacher Debbie, in June 1993.
Walter transitions 2 months later on August 12, 1993, but fortunately had given Carolyn the secret formulas so she was able to carry on his work in the laboratory.
Walter transitions 2 months later on August 12, 1993, but fortunately had given Carolyn the secret formulas so she was able to carry on his work in the laboratory.
Bob donates a copy of his book, “Phatic Communion with Bob Dobbs,” to William Irwin Thompson’s personal library after a Thompson seminar at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in late October 1993.
Quotations from Thompson’s writings—permission given by Thompson a year before—constituted one-fifth of Bob’s book.
Below: William Irwin Thompson’s lectures in the late 70s in New York City that served as the foundation for his classic book, THE TIME FALLING BODIES TAKE TO LIGHT (1981).
Quotations from Thompson’s writings—permission given by Thompson a year before—constituted one-fifth of Bob’s book.
Below: William Irwin Thompson’s lectures in the late 70s in New York City that served as the foundation for his classic book, THE TIME FALLING BODIES TAKE TO LIGHT (1981).
Carolyn and Bob in the room of the New York Palace where SkyGoddess Sue was staying in the first week of November 1993.
She had come to Manhattan to tell us that Garrett Deane had transitioned on November 1, 1993.
She had come to Manhattan to tell us that Garrett Deane had transitioned on November 1, 1993.
The view from Sue’s hotel room overlooking St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York, NY, which Garrett visited for many years.
Garrett Deane’s wooden coffin in the Mount Hermon Lawn Cemetery, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, November 1993.
This burial with an expensive coffin was occurring nearby at the same time as Garrett’s burial [pictured above].
The street [Rockwood Avenue] in the background was where Bob was playing Ball Hockey on a snowy afternoon, November 22, 1963, when he heard that President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.
The street [Rockwood Avenue] in the background was where Bob was playing Ball Hockey on a snowy afternoon, November 22, 1963, when he heard that President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.
Carolyn in the New York Palace.
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