Comments on: MICHAEL JACKSON

By: AJ Cruz

AJ Cruz — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:51:23 +0000

Kathryn, that was such a beautiful poem. Thanks. Those who loves MJ would surely love it too!

By: Pamela Bloom

Pamela Bloom — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 15:12:10 +0000

Dear Jane,
Your comments about death and Michael Jackson moved me deeply and I had to write. Last fall my friend Carla Flack and I. both conscious mediums, had the wild,unexpected adventure of receiving transmissions from 8 celebrities who had passed on–starting with, incredibly enough, Walter Cronkite. On the heels of Walter came Michael Jackson within 24 hours, followed by Abraham Lincoln, Albert Einstein, Amelia Earhart, Paul Newman, Walt Disney and John Lennon. We asked two questions: What were the insights gleaned from your life, and What was your moment of passing like? From their these two questions, we received a vibrant view of the afterlife–an ongoing state of consciousnessness in which soullearning continues in the presence of Love. To our surprise and delight, each “personality” expressed him or herself with the uniqueness they were known for, and yet indelible themes persist throughout. I would love to send you a copy, either in PDF form or in the printed format (available on Amazon.com). So many readers have written about their tears of recognition and joy when they read the book, and many have said the book cured their fear of death. You can read more about it on our joint website: http://www.HeavenSpeaksTheBook.com. Or on my personal website: BooksbyPamelaBloom.com. You will see I have written other spiritual books, and I was a former arts & entertainment reporter.
I think you personally, Jane, would love what Amelia Earhart had to say. One point was about “The Man Inside the Woman”! Paul Newman was one of my personal favorites, but John Lennon just rocked our socks off. Michael was certainly one of the most creative: besides vulnerable, honest adn deeply genuine passages, he left us both with new lyrics to his song “Human Nature” which includes his new view from heaven.
The passing of any one we love is painful because it triggers our own unresolved fears and not-knowings. The deepest wish of Carla and myself is that readers of HEAVEN SPEAKS will gain a new perception that will help them see their life and death in a seamless, ever-evolving path.
If you’d like the book, it would be our delight to send it to you. With much love,and gratitude for all the wonderful work in your life
Pamela Bloom

By: Marcela

Marcela — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 07:50:47 +0000

Dear Jane,

I have been listening to Michael’s songs. It called my attention that in many of them he seems to long for UNITY with nature, God and of all religions. I find him “non-literal” in every aspect of his artistry (including his dance). I hope that in the future somebody focuses on that instead of all the details of his personal life. Aren’t we all a “piece of work” or a work in progress? The interesting thing about the life of an artist is his work and the inner struggle to reach that. I find this Western civilization very literal. I didn’t feel that way while writing a book about Massoud and the Afghans.

By: 1977 :: Jane Fonda « La Cienega Just Smiles

1977 :: Jane Fonda « La Cienega Just Smiles — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 00:36:44 +0000

[...] Q. You do talk about swimming with naked Garbo in the book. What a moment. In the DVD you mention you skinny-dipped with Michael Jackson, too? A. Yeah (laughing). Yes, the book was too long, so I didn’t include that. It was while I was making “On Golden Pond,” he [Michael Jackson] came and stayed with me for a while. Her website, June 29, 2009 [...]

By: Yosra

Yosra — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 17:25:35 +0000

Michael Jackson…I LOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART…I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU…ALWAYS BE IN MY HEART..
REST IN PEACE MY SWEET ANGEL..

By: Antoinette

Antoinette — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 23:09:51 +0000

Thank You for sharing what you could about the time you spent with Michael Jackson.

Millions of People around the world miss him sooooo much…we only wish that we could have known the man behind the music as much as you did (even if that really was alot).

You speak truth about the coming of death for all…I too am glad Michael left us suddenly…not long drawn out struggle, just floated away in his sleep!

Love & Peace,
Antoinette A.

By: Pam

Pam — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 01:51:40 +0000

I thought about it being “painless” also but it still makes me so sad. When he announced his concerts in March, he looked pretty good and I thought that maybe he had recovered somewhat from the trial…then he died. It was a shock to me.

I was fortunate enough to meet J5 (in my hometown)at a concession stand at the movies showing horror movies all night. There were not too many people there because it was late at night. I remember getting the autographs and when I looked at them, I said “oh”! He said worriedly..”Is that Ok?”. I told him that it was great! I was surprised I got all 5. Then he smiled. Sweet kid.
Unfortunately, over the years those signatures got lost…

By: Brandon

Brandon — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 22:55:12 +0000

I agree Mani. I see it and have seen that many times. There are so many issues between the Black community and its gay members. There is a lot of work to be done in terms of eradicating homophobia. Myself, I sort of just live in my own little world and float right on through….I can definitely imagine the difficulty of growing up Black and gay in a very religious, Jehovah’s witness environment.

By: Donna

Donna — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 04:24:39 +0000

I don’t think i will ever get over this. My husband asked me what i wanted to do for my b’day this weekend & told him i am not leaving the house. i need to watch his final resting and i don’t think even that will do it for me. i suppose it’s because to me I can’t face it. he will always live on in my heart. Spiritual or wishful thinking? i don’t know. it just is what it is. i miss him dearly. watch randy singing smile & tell me that doesn’t tear you apart!

Happy B’day Michael! Our selfish love wants to keep u with us but personally i think you’r'e probably happier & more restful than you’ve beeen in 40 years

Love you always!

By: Lupa

Lupa — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 14:46:33 +0000

woops, sorry for the mistakes :-/ , have just spotted a few while reading back.
Lupa