Resources in the Appendix
. . .does searchability make the index obsolete?
Appendix List
Reference Guide to Students (includes Enneagram summary)
Reference Guide to Teachers / Faculty
Reference Guide to Administrators
Who is Empress Tara
Who is Ra
Basic Outline of Life: A Field Manual
Resource Guide (Recommended Reading, Endnotes, . . .)
This list of Resources at the end of the book will be updated continuously as needed.
Students (in order of appearance):
Carlos, Saditha, Nehanda
Faculty:
Dr. Maria Magdala
Dr. Peter Goras, Reincarnation
Dr. Nestorius: History
Dr. St. Germain, guest lecturer on U.S. history
the Index
I love books.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE books.
Did I mention how much I love and adore books? . . .
. . . and newspapers and magazine articles and merit badge pamphlets and any written material in print
Only one problem: it drives me crazy when I want to find some phrase or sentence so that I can review it. Drives me nuts.
Every book I produce is going to be infinitely and immaculately searchable. I don’t care what it takes. Even the printed hardback or paperback hard-copy books must have a searchable mirror copy, accessible in my publishing house to any book owner.
And that is final.
I will decide later if the book has an index. An index is notoriously difficult to produce error-free. Why include a fixed, immutable index if you have access to immaculate and complete searchability.