Article - Laura Knight-Jadczyk
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Article - Laura Knight-Jadczyk
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Chapter 19
Fortunately, in July, Ark received an offer to work for a Defense Contractor, and we were able to settle down to a more stable level of activity. During this period, I was busy creating "files" of material to post on the website, each of which was an assembly of text that dealt with a given subject. It seemed more logical to publish it this way because so many "follow-up" questions had been asked about any given subject at different intervals, that I realized it would be difficult for most readers to have the patience to read through ALL of the text and "connect the dots," so to say. But still, at this point, I was just posting the material, and was not even attempting to explain any of it, except just briefly with an inserted paragraph here and there to set up the "background." Doing this made me acutely aware of how much more research I needed to do, and I began to follow the clues given by the C's in a more dedicated way. With Ark home and available to help me with the html programming, the website was growing and changing. I experimented with a number of formats, designs, and had a little fun at one point including musical selections on each of the pages. Bit by bit I was learning to make the site as easy to navigate for the reader as possible, considering the complexity of the material we were trying to publish, and I removed all the bells and whistles out of consideration for those who may have less powerful computers because it took up too much space and required long loading times. I experimented with different size fonts and appearance, trying to find the right "look" and "feel." Readers offered feedback and advice, and I tried to accommodate their requests. Meanwhile, the readership was growing apace. In the earliest days, we were happy to have 50 visitors in a 24 hour period. At the present, we have a steady stream that averages 5,000 page hits per day. The increase in visitors presented a new problem: correspondence. We were being deluged with email from readers who "recognized" the truth of the Matrix reality explanation presented by the C's. They all had questions, and what's more, they all felt isolated and in need of knowing that they were not "alone" or crazy for being able to "see the unseen." What was most encouraging was the realization that most of our readers - those who "got it" so to say - were highly intelligent, articulate, stable and productive members of society. We do, of course, get a few messages from lunatics and people who are clearly unstable. But for the most part, those people who contact us are people who have a well-defined work ethic, a history of success in dealing with "real life," AND a questing nature that motivates them to look deeper into our reality because, all the while they have been living their "normal lives," they have also experienced things that suggest to them there is more to this world than meets the eye. Also, a significant number of them have spent their lives battling an ongoing series of "attacks" that seemed designed to wear them out, discourage them, and generally prevent them from having sufficient time and energy to actually do the research they would like to have done on these matters of the soul. But, they all had questions, and they all felt isolated. I felt then, and continue to feel, that each person who writes is special and their concerns are very likely the concerns of others, so all deserve whatever I can give in response to their asking. But, I also knew that I couldn't spend every waking moment answering all of these emails individually. Ark and I, and the website, were the one point of contact that all of them shared, so I decided that a good thing to do would be to create a discussion group where all of them could be introduced to one another and they could then discuss these many subjects with like-minded people. And so, our egroups were born, though in the beginning, they were just a list of addresses that each person had to paste in, and it was often inconvenient and produced double messages, or someone's address would be omitted. At this point in time, I was still trying to get Frank to be more involved in this work. I would print stacks of email from readers to share with him before the sessions, and he would avidly read those that praised the C's, pointing out that HE was the one to thank for such glowing letters since he was the Channel. I was happy to just let him go on about it in this way since I felt so sorry for him because he had no computer and was out of touch other than what we were able to do for him on Saturday nights.
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