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Simply browsing when I came onto this site having the same name.

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Well Dick, I knew you only through your posts on the Michael Teaching list. You were very insighful and continue to spark our imaginations. Dying certainly was a doosie though. I hope you found what you were searching for and gained the experience you needed this time around. {Special Thanks to Dave for giving us this space to say Goodbye to Dick.}

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Dick Hein was a gentleman and a Scholar. I'll always remember him as a generous person who would happily give you the time of day as well as instructions on just how a clock works and possibly even throw in enough information to help you build a clock if you were so inclined. I look forward to meeting him again someday and hopefully get to know him better. I wish him a speedy transition back home to the Tao, a restful visit with friends and family while there and a fulfilling life next time around. Aloha to you Dick Hein from Morgan.

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To the scholar who knew and understood how the numbers and linear form worked. He was a master scholar and really enjoyed sharing all the detail that he collected. We all appreciated his sharing his take on the Michael Teachings in such fine detail. Til next time Dick!!!

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I was so sorry to hear of Dick's passing. I remember him well from the Michael list at Spiritweb, and found him to be both helpful and scholarly. Till we meet again, Dick.

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Hey Dick, say hi to Sarah for me! Sure wish we could hear about what you're learning now . . .

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Just wanted to say that though Dick isn't here, he's still here , in our hearts and memories .

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I did not know Dick Hein, but it seems that he was not in any way doing violence to himself, or seeking to make anyone suffer for mistreating him. It appears from what I read that this was something he wanted to try. I'm sure none of us would hold it against him in our minds or hearts for taking such a drastic step to speed up his return. I know that I have had such somber musings during my own life and found reasonable reasons not to. I hold thoughts of encouragement for him that he is learning what he wanted to know.

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I remember Dick Hein as a man of scholarly intelligence, keen insights, and an almost indefatigable pursuit of knowledge. He will be sorely missed, but his presence in our lives will always be appreciated. I wish him the very best in his new journey, and in the words of Helen Keller, "one can never consent to creep when one feels an impulse to soar." May you soar to ever greater heights, Dick.