Larry Geller's updated Myspace page.

[Merry]

Here is the link for Larry's site for his book and for his updated MySpace page:

http://www.larrygellerbooks.com/

"This one tells what Elvis believed".


http://www.myspace.com/larry_geller


Larry said that he is working on a new book.

[elvislady]

Thanks jess, i dont have this book yet i got larrys other book i enjoyed that one.
elvislady

[Getlo]

"This one tells what Elvis believed".

Oh, that Larry. What a comedian!

His only space is between his ears, methinks.

[Dovey]

Thank you Jess ~ I like Larry Geller and would love to meet him. Dovey

[epmoodyblue]

thanks 4 link kimmi..but i dont like this geller dudeblah

[Teddy]

Oh come on, who could dislike Larry?
He's like the Mr. Entertainment of Elvisworld.

[SleepyJack]

Have to say... out of all of them I find Larry the most amusing of all....and no, I`m not talking about the Three Stooges!!!.... That man is away with the pixies most of the time...but in a harmless,fun kind of a way...... I almost want to believe him!!

[utmom2008]

thanks 4 link kimmi..but i dont like this geller dudeblah

As uasual.....BEST emoticon!!!

[utmom2008]

Oh come on, who could dislike Larry?
He's like the Mr. Entertainment of Elvisworld.

[epmoodyblue]

im quite fond of your new graphic emotions also roseanne.....there better than mines
.....

[Merry]

Larry is a fine man. One of the few that can be trusted. He did do what he was requested.

Thank you so much, Woodenheart, he is a very fine man, I like him a lot.
His friendship is very important to me; I can see why Elvis liked him, and trusted him so much, as I instinctively do, too.

[MissyM]

Larry certainly seems kind enough. But that doesn't mean he's right in the head. Seems a bit wacky to me. I have a hard time putting his importance on a higher plane, since it didn't seem to work out so well with Elvis. Whatever he was feeding Elvis, wasn't very nourishing.

[epmoodyblue]

Larry certainly seems kind enough. But that doesn't mean he's right in the head. Seems a bit wacky to me. I have a hard time putting his importance on a higher plane, since it didn't seem to work out so well with Elvis. Whatever he was feeding Elvis, wasn't very nourishing

tottaly agree ..,,,a bit wackyhes a looney..thanks for the post missy

[utmom2008]

Larry certainly seems kind enough. But that doesn't mean he's right in the head. Seems a bit wacky to me. I have a hard time putting his importance on a higher plane, since it didn't seem to work out so well with Elvis. Whatever he was feeding Elvis, wasn't very nourishing.

I agree with you Missy...great post!

[Genie]

tottaly agree ..,,,a bit wackyhes a looney..thanks for the post missy

With all due respect to those who have a right to their opinions, I am sitting in a bed witha laptop... I don't feel like reading or writing, but thank you and God bless you all for your kindness toward me.
I did want to say. it might be all I will ever say...
Larry and Elvis and Woodenheart....(sorry to lump them all into one this way)
are the farthest from being whacko as you can get.
Remember you do not always know the whole story, or see the entire picture when the small part that you have missing in your puzzle could explain all else.
I love Elvis and I love Larry. I also love woodenheart.
They know more about the subject of Elvis, life death and after life, than any fan I know, including myself.
((hugs)) with love, ~Genie

[Merry]

I'm in the best company in the whole wide world, company I love and adore, I wish and pray that my special visitor will come soon. Love is Tennessee Walking Horse, Chicken Wings and Peach Cobble, love, is a horse, a true friend and yummy food, all of which makes one feel good, and one feel right, as God wants it ....Woodenheart I am inviting you to BBQ horse riding and looking at my beautiful country...lol xxx

[Merry]

I know Larry personally, no rotten books or jealous people to go on, but facts and talking. I love him as a dear and treasured, friend.

I'm a down to earth Aussie woman, and he is a good and caring man.

[epmoodyblue]

With all due respect to those who have a right to their opinions, I am sitting in a bed witha laptop... I don't feel like reading or writing, but thank you and God bless you all for your kindness toward me.
I did want to say. it might be all I will ever say...
Larry and Elvis and Woodenheart....(sorry to lump them all into one this way)
are the farthest from being whacko as you can get.
Remember you do not always know the whole story, or see the entire picture when the small part that you have missing in your puzzle could explain all else.
I love Elvis and I love Larry. I also love woodenheart.
They know more about the subject of Elvis, life death and after life, than any fan I know, including myself.
((hugs)) with love, ~Genie

will just say my opinion about larry will never change i dont like him..he was messing with elvis mind..at a vulnerable point in elvis life when things werent very peachy for the king .. speaking of more important matters i will say to u genie ..hope your feeling better get well real soon

[Diane]

Larry certainly seems kind enough. But that doesn't mean he's right in the head. Seems a bit wacky to me. I have a hard time putting his importance on a higher plane, since it didn't seem to work out so well with Elvis. Whatever he was feeding Elvis, wasn't very nourishing.

I agree. I do think he did try to be a good friend to Elvis but I don't think his "teachings" had any real validity and he certainly has a big ego. I would take anything he has to say with a grain of salt.

Diane

[utmom2008]

"Fire and Rain". I was listening to that song yesterday. The good, and loving rain always wins..

Jess.....are you talking about the song by James Taylor? I must admit you've lost me on this one.

"Taylor has related different versions of what the song is about.

In a BBC interview he stated that the song chronicled his experiences in mental institutions and the suicide of a friend.

On the VH1 series Story Tellers, Taylor said that the song was, indeed, about Suzanne Schnerr, a friend of his who died suddenly while he was away from home (the second line of the song is "Suzanne the plans they made put an end to you"). In that same account, Taylor said he had been in a deep depression after the failure of his new band The Flying Machine to coalesce (the lyric "sweet dreams and Flying Machines in pieces on the ground"; the reference is to the name of the band rather than a fatal plane crash, as was long rumored).

As he was wondering what to do with himself, he received word of Schnerr's death, and the song explains that her death was a check for his own worries, a way of realizing the transience of life and his need to get back to his old friends. In other interviews, Taylor has also indicated that a battle with drug addiction figured into the song.

In 2005, Taylor laid the rumors to rest during an interview on NPR. He explained to host Scott Simon that the song was written in three parts:[1]

* The first part was indeed about Taylor's friend Suzanne, who died while Taylor was in London working on his first album after being signed to Apple Records. Friends at home, concerned that it might distract Taylor from his big break, kept the tragic news from him and it was only some time later that Taylor found out.

* The second part details Taylor's struggle to overcome drug addiction and depression.

* The third part deals with coming to grips with fame and fortune, looking back at the road that got him there. It includes a reference to James Taylor and The Flying Machine, a band he briefly worked with before his big break with Paul McCartney, Peter Asher and Apple Records.

Prior to Taylor articulating clearly the origins of the song in interviews, some fans speculated as to the inspiration for the song and - ignorant of or ignoring the fact that Taylor's first band had been called "The Flying Machine" - conjured up complex stories about an airplane crash that had killed someone close to Taylor. Taylor has clearly and categorically refuted such fanciful interpretations by fans and others."