Blue Gems — Treasures Found in the Archives

     Image converted using ifftoany                     Just a chance for a bit of fun — Here are treasures we have found — a gift to you

 

 

Remembering Betty Pesek

THURSDAY TREASURE:  Previously unpublished chart on spirit, laboriously transcribed from hand-written notes by Joe Mathews

WEDNESDAY TREASURE:  RS-I on a page.  What did TWLI stand for?

TUESDAY TREASURE:  Where were you in the winter of 1964-65?

Assignments Winter 64-65

MONDAY TREASURE:  Where have you seen this before??

Anslie for Treasure

 

 

 

 

 

 

SUNDAY TREASURE  How many can you name?

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Many faces from our past

5 thoughts on “Blue Gems — Treasures Found in the Archives”

  1. Ann

    I love timelines and the one above is nicely done. However, I would like to see RS-1’s, The Academies, Global Research Assemblies, LENS and the Local Church Experiment reflected in it, since those were crucial to who we once were, as well.

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    1. jfwiegel Post author

      Hi, Ann great to hear from you! Yes, yes, yes, A couple of people have been working on a chronological history. Puzzle for me on the website is this: that current visual actually almost takes up too much space so that you are always having to cursor down to see stuff, so we need a more advanced visual way to display (means getting better at webstuff . . .)

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    2. Jean Long

      Ann –
      Is wonderful that you responded. Couldn’t find your last name anywhere. Sure would like to know who you are.
      Jean Long
      GreenRise Building – 7th Floor Intentional Community

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  2. Susan Fertig-Dykes

    How about doing it as a spiral of images?
    How about doing it with a clickable image that links to another clickable image that links to another clickable image going backwards in time?

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