Ah, titles of Heavenletters.

Before I tell about titles, let me say how dear you are to make a special translations for your beloved wife. That is one of the sweetest things I have ever heard. A very special translation meant just for your wife. She must be a treasure.

Titles have had a transition, and I will tell you about it.

It sometimes happens that a title for a Heavenletter comes the same way the Heavenletters do. It's just there, and that's that. Once in a blue moon, the title seems to come before the Heavenletter itself.

But most of the time it seems up to me to choose a title.

What I used to do is just keep trying titles until there was one I could keep. Sometimes this came easily, and sometimes not. A title was chosen totally by feeling.

Then I went through a stage where I entitled Heavenletters really with a list of topics contained within the Heavenletter. It wasn't a real title at all. (By the way, these topic-type titles have been replaced with real titles.You probably have not seen any of these topic titles.

These Heavenletters were the early ones. These were before it occurred to me to number the Heavenletters. These now are called Heaven Sutras. They will have their own numbers and will be available for you to search from as soon as we can.

Along the way, Annette, Heaven's archivist, came on the scene. She discovered I too often repeated a title, sometimes several times, and for the sake of archiving, every Heavenletter has to have its own title. So some titles had to be changed.

What also happened is that Annette suggested that using exact words from a Heavenletter would work best for the search engines. I've been trying to do that.

Sometimes it's so easy to find a title this way that I really like. Sometimes I have difficulty finding one.

This particular title -- You Are Many-faceted Dimensions of Yourself -- it never occurred to me that it it was technical. If I had thought that, I don't think I would have used it.

I appreciate that you mentioned this, Jochen. I will put more attention on titles and try to free myself to intuitively think of a title rather than necessarily finding one from within the Heavenletter.

I myself favor the wildly poetic titles, and sometimes I have to rein myself in a little.

Interestingly, along with your question about titles, two other questions came in today relating to the writing of Heavenletters themselves. I love this kind of question.