"Welcome, Neil! What a delight to have you join us! Please take some time to look around and get acquainted, then feel free to share with us your own contributions (we know you'll have lots of them...) Please don't hesitate to tell us…"
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Friends of Max Skousen left a comment for D Shaffer"Thanks for your comment. That's wonderful that your re-reading of Book 2 has brought you so much benefit. We look forward to hearing more... and we understand completely what a challenge "creating some time" can be. ;^)"
Friends of Max Skousen left a comment for James Steven Graham"Hi Steve,
We keep threatening to put together some workshops, starting here in Salt Lake City, to give those who are interested opportunity to learn and practice how to do RFAs. Logistics seem to keep getting in the way, however. In the meantime,…"
Friends of Max Skousen left a comment for Philip McLemore"Welcome, Philip! We're so glad to have you join us! Please take some time to look around and get acquainted, then feel free to share with us your own contributions. Please don't hesitate to tell us about yourself and your own…"
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After "entering into the rest" a number of years earlier, Max finally "went home" on November 16, 2002. Ordinarily, one might take that to mean that he now must (at last!) actually BE "at rest" -- but since he is Max, after all, we just can't be too sure... ;^)For those of you who may have missed his going away celebration, you may want to read the obituary as it appeared in the Deseret News and in the Salt Lake Tribune. If you haven't already, you are also invited to sign the guest book there and leave a few words in his memory and honor.
In any case, his work is still here for us to remember, enjoy, and share -- which you are invited to join us in doing. Please feel free to post your thoughts and feelings, and especially any stories, anecdotes, remembrances, experiences, occurrences, insights, etc., that relate to Max and his work. If you are currently doing anything with his work (like conducting study groups or facilitating RFAs) please let us know about that, too. And if you happen to have any of his writings, audio or video recordings, or photos of him that we don't have available here, please share them as well. And thank you for joining us. If we start having a really good time here, we have no doubt he'll be joining us, too.
Max in his own voice -- streaming audio & mp3 (and other) downloads
NEW!!!
Listen to Max's discussion of Moroni Chapter 7 !
Listen to these audio (mp3) files by clicking the title or "Play" link for each file. Or choose "Download" to save a copy to your own computer. (Thanks to Chris Allen for sharing his digital copies of the original tapes!)
To see all the documents and media files available for download, go to the document download page by clicking here.
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Who's up for an RFA Workshop?
We've had a number of people asking about RFAs. Some have expressed a desire to be the subject of an RFA, while others want to learn how to do them. We think the best way to answer both requests is to schedule a workshop where we can teach the process to all who attend and then have them practice on each other, just like Max used to do.
While we don't have a firm date or location yet, we're looking at setting it up here in Salt Lake City on a weekend in late January or early February.
We'll try to do it at no cost, but we may need to ask for some small donations just to cover whatever facility and other expenses we end up having. We'll also plan on having printed copies of Max's materials available for those who want to purchase them.
So, what do you all think? In favor? Not? Please let us know. We're just looking for preliminary indications of interest at this point, by the way -- no hard and fast commitments. But please tell us if this is something you'd…
ContinuePosted by Friends of Max Skousen on December 14, 2011 at 3:30pm — 3 Comments
Looking for an RFA Facilitator?
There are a number of them here. Some we know in particular are:
Maynard Griffin
Randy Dalton
Cyndi Tiferet
Dean Carlson
Wendy Webster
Val Rasmussen
John Jenkins
Deidre Howard
If we left any out, please reply to this post and let us know so we can add them to our list. Thanks!
Posted by Friends of Max Skousen on October 27, 2011 at 3:00am
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Hi, I'm new here. Some of my story to concider. 1 Reply
My name is Dennis Ure. I am 69, 70 in Feb. We have 8 children, 7 girls one boy. 30 grandchildren with # 31 in the hatch. My wife Sheryl and I are retired school teachers. We both taught math and…Continue
Started by Dennis Ure in Personal Experiences and Recollections. Last reply by James Steven Graham Mar 28.
Personal Impact of Max's books 5 Replies
Which one of Max's books has had the most effect on how you have lived your life and what you have experienced as a result? Can you pick out one that stands above the others in the impact it's had on…Continue
Started by Friends of Max Skousen in Books. Last reply by Joy Metcalf Feb 14.
Agency 2 Replies
Once a Conclusion is made in a person's mind it becomes a controlling factor and basis for all succeeding thoughts and actions, unless and until it (the original conclusion) is recognized and…Continue
Started by Kevin Chase in Books. Last reply by Randy Dalton Nov 27, 2009.
RFA Experiences and Effects
Have you had a remarkable experience in or as a result of an RFA? If so, please consider sharing it. Those who have never had an RFA will certainly appreciate hearing what it was like and how it has…Continue
Started by Friends of Max Skousen in RFA Process Oct 8, 2009.
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