here are many things which I plan for this Meta-Book, many of them dependent upon time, energy and the interest displayed by you who are reading this page. This includes its conversion into and availability as an e-book which is nearly complete. The e-book will be displayable on any Windows® based computer with a recent version of Internet Explorer® which makes it nearly universally available. This will probably be available for sale as a download file and on a CD. I plan to offer for sale poster size prints of the Gift of a Path as given on the site. I also plan to offer for sale poster size prints of the poems representing Ultimate Reality as Universal Mind for which I am preparing suitable graphical backgrounds. As regards contents, I will continue to add to this Meta-Book web site as long as I am finding out or given new things of potential value to others. I believe that the contents of this site represent a unique approach to the understanding of the Nature of God ~ Ultimate Reality and are of value to others. Otherwise I would not have expended the considerable effort required to create this. In addition, it appears to be in the nature of an assignment. As I have said elsewhere, if you feel I have overlooked something of value, please advise me of the omission by e-mail via this link: Contact the Author <tvollers@bellsouth.net>.

t has taken considerable effort to create this web site, limited as it is. Besides learning now to create appropriate HTML code to have things display roughly as I desired, poorly as I was able to do so, I have found the resources and information available as limited and poor quality as I find most aspects of computer programs. I finally gave up on being able to have things display as I really wanted them to, finally accepting as advised, that the Hyper Text Markup Language was not designed for more than rough approximations. There was no hope of having a printout of a page look like the monitor display and certainly no hope of more than rough similarity of display from browser to browser. Presuming there is income from readers via the planned subscription portion of this web site and expressed desires for printed copies of this material, I plan to purchase Frame Maker© from Adobe Systems. This program is supposedly appropriate for creating suitable output code for browsers (web sites), PDF formatted files and printed pages from a single set of source files. They advertise the program as "author once, publish everywhere". This should achieve my goal of creating a single source production which can be reproduced appropriately in different media as required, at least as well as can be accomplished in this world today. The above expectations are the reason I suggest that you don't plan any extensive printing of this web site. I find such printouts to be disappointing.

lans for the anticipated subscription portion of this web site are progressing slowly, awaiting adequate response to the portions completed. Much of the material has been written out, but not put into final form for publishing on this site. I continue with this work on a time as available basis. Unfortunately I have a lot of "real world" constraints to deal with, including in my personal life. My expectation is to charge for yearly access to the subscription portion of the site at the rate of $35 US per year. I expect to eventually have PDF format files available and printed copies as well. I plan to carry the illuminated manuscript format further, depending on the capabilities of the Frame Maker© program and my own ability to produce the appropriate art work. I have hopes of being able to illustrate concepts using the capabilities of browsers to reproduce 3 dimensional images and also to figure out ways to illustrate the same concepts with alternate fixed images. Whether I can ever implement or even attempt these plans is beyond my control at present. Since a large element of this uncertainty is whether I will have an adequately interested readership, please Contact the Author <tvollers@bellsouth.net>. There are many questions I would like your comments on. Do you even like the illuminated manuscript simulation and roughly medieval style illustrations? Is the contents of any interest? What have I forgotten or what do you think of my writing? Would you prefer a different style? I am writing much like I am now (casually and person to person, as I see it), but I would try to change my style if there were adequate reason. I also know that I am not totally consistent in my writing, depending on the subject at the time. So please let me know your thoughts.