By: Michael Hart

Michael Hart — Mon, 27 Jun 2016 22:54:45 +0000

Hi Lenny, thanks for your thoughts on Phil (and Stan); yep, Phil was an excitable boy, as his writings here prove. For a vertically impaired guy like Phil, he left an enormous pair of shoes to fill here at USojo, and well, on the planet. Since nobody really knows how long they have here, I hope requiems like this one (and Stan Hartman’s) will persuade those who have yet to discover their spiritual destiny to take a look at The Urantia Book, and read it while they are still ON Urantia.

I’m already experiencing a re-ordering of my earthly priorities, realizing there’s still a lot of things that I waste time on that could be better spent getting my stuff together in the time I have left here on the world of our nativity.

Ciao, brother

By: Lenny Cowles

Lenny Cowles — Mon, 20 Jun 2016 22:21:47 +0000

Phil would like what you’ve written. And regardless (if re-awoke in 3 or slept till later) I wonder if Stan would have been given a chance to be there. After all, upon awaking and breathing in his first full deep breath in almost a decade he would probably be bouncing off the walls. Perhaps his TA warned them, or least his guardian angels and hopefully they would have put on some extra staff to keep him from escaping before his orientation was completed. Gee, do you think they may have needed to gag him so they could get a word in ? With his new lungs filled, waiting until he stopped commenting on his new surroundings and mental awareness and could take a week !!!

I miss talking to Stan (a lot) and now I’m missing Phil. I just finished reading his book on my flight to London. I loved it and of course had questions … but it no longer matters.

He’s going to miss a lot of scariness (in the months ahead of the election) and I’m going to miss his commentary.

Lenny

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