LoveandLove wrote on Nov 19^th, 2017 at 3:59am:



Rest assured nothing of Bruce's will ever be deleted!!

In fact, our talented and very accommodating IT guy, Allan, has made it so that we can access all posts of any member here.  (The setting used to only go to 40 posts).

So if you go to Bruce's profile and pull up his posts, they will all come up. 

Enjoy!

How about: nothing happens by chance period.

It must have been around 1985 when I read Robert A. Monroe's first book (here in Germany, in German translation). Some years later I read his second and third book, and it was really exciting and influenced my life. I then participated in TMI's "Gateway" and "Lifeline", which was as well life-changing, and one of the teachers told me about Bruce Moen.
   I then read all his books. It was breathtaking. What he was experiencing, and it went on and on! And his books are not only for people who want to hear about the afterlife. Especially his fifth book, a practice book, includes many worthy, clear, and surprising councelling for all of us, when we are in a crisis and need understanding, how we can go on. He provided an alternative, easy way to have a peek into the afterlife. His writing style he said comes from being an engineer.
   I met him 2007 at a workshop in Germany, and I found him to be a really heartful, intelligent, witty, humorous, gentle person. He provided his way to make contact to persons in the afterlife, but he wasn't into any master/guru-kind of thing. He always said: "Find out for yourself", and don't trust hearsay, as this will never convince you deeply.
   He said, he was just an ordinary guy. I think he was an exceptional ordinary guy.

Have fun Bruce,
Spoo

My condolences to dear Pharon.

Bruce. Your work has changed my life and I feel it has made me a better person and more grounded as well as helping me deal with anxiety. Although I'm sad that I won't get the chance to attend one of your workshops, I take comfort in knowing you were more prepared than most people and you're probably at your own place in F27 now. Thanks for the books and CDs. I will at least resume reading and try to get as far as I can, even with my mental illnesses interfering with the exercises. Thanks for everything.
Best
David

Never met Bruce, but read his books and listened to the disks.  His voice so familiar and comforting ... so glad to have dropped into his sphere of influence.  Thank you sir and rest in peace.

Claudio Pisani wrote on Feb 26^th, 2018 at 5:25am:



Hi Claudio!

I read your note when you posted it and meant to reply but was waiting to see if I could remember ever knowing Bruce talking about fishing.  So far I haven't remembered him specifically talking about it.  Maybe as a younger man he did go fishing.  I know he liked salmon.   

Hello Wade and welcome to Bruce’s Conversation Board! 

If you’d gotten the chance to interact with Bruce, you would’ve loved him.  I always envied his ability to talk with anyone and make them feel right at home, especially in person.



I’ll leave your post as is, but as you post more and reach that 3-post minimum, I suggest you come back and edit your post here some and then add your links to their rightful places elsewhere on this forum.  That’s not only for forum rules but also so that people can easily find links that interest them.  We have several forums for specific interests. 

We have the Announcements & News forum which is a good place to direct people to things you think they might find useful. 

We have the Visitor’s Links forum which is an especially good place for you to post links to your own site or book.

You can find Max’s Hell by using the blue navigation bar that floats at the left top of the page.  So hover over Website Navigation Menu, and then click on Articles By Bruce.  Bruce has many valuable resources there of excerpts from his book and articles and explanations of some of his tools of exploration. 

Vicky