Carla Rueckert

And, um, [clears throat] you know, that's the catchphrase.

That, that, that, that was the, you know, title of the raw material, or the original title was called The Raw Material of the 106 sessions of Don, Jim, and Carla.

And, um, uh, the title The Raw Material came from a copy, a kind of a mirroring of the Seth Material.

Uh, the publisher thought that way in the early '80s.

They renamed it Law of One.

Uh, Ra explains the Law of One, uh, in depth or in many ways, and Carla wrote a fine book called Living the Law of One, and that's the key.

That's, that's an essential principle that one can intellectually have a sense of what the Law of One means, um, but living it [clears throat] is critical.

I mean, critical to well-being.

He was a professor of physics and mechanical engineering who spent decades investigating consciousness, reincarnation, unidentified aerial phenomena, and questions he believed conventional science had not adequately answered.

The one known as Carla Ruckert approached

through devotion.

She was deeply rooted in mystical Christianity, prayer, meditation, love, and service, and served as the instrument through whom this communication was spoken.

Don Elkins, a physicist and airline pilot who had spent years investigating UFOs and paranormal phenomena.

Carla Rueckert, who had been experimenting with channeling.

And Jim McCarty, who joined them shortly before the Ross sessions began.

The group had already been practicing a form of channeling in which Carla would enter a relaxed state and supposedly receive information from other intelligences.