A younger Carla.
I learned yesterday through David Wilcock’s website (Divine Cosmos) of the recent passing of Carla L. Rueckert, on April 1st, April Fool’s Day. Carla was the channel or ‘instrument” through which the Law of One series was communicated, in the early 1980’s, by a source which named itself as “Ra“.
I have not been able so far to get around to reading The Law of One series, which my mind has found to be too hermetic to its taste… I have personally found A Course in Miracles to be much more accessible, but that’s just me. However, I have for several years been an ardent reader of Light/Lines, L/L Research’s quarterly publication.
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Carla’s funeral service took place on April 17. In his eulogy, Jim McCarty, Carla’s husband, mentioned that “She died on the first day of April, and immediately I thought of The Fool in the tarot deck who, having mastered and balanced mind, body, and spirit, walks off the cliff seemingly with no sure footing for the next step, but when successive steps are taken solid footing appears under each one.”
“Carla was a warrior of the heart,” Jim continues, “fearlessly loving each soul that came before her. She saw everyone as a soul, no matter what the outer behavior, and she loved all she saw and those she never saw. She had a gift for being a mother, a comforter, a counselor, and a companion all because she had such a big heart and such free access to the Love that she naturally channeled through her heart. She looked at every opportunity that came her way as a chance to be of service to someone. Her dedication to the service-to-others path was total…”
(Click here to read the rest of Jim’s eulogy.)
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