How to FIND and USE the "Unseen Realm" Reading Plan

On Feb. 6, I received an email invitation to follow the Unseen Realm group. I did that and the group has me listed as a follower. I also turned on the Reading Plan option on the Logos Home page and looked in the list of reading plans provided under the heading "Choose a Predefined Reading Plan". But I haven't been able to see where or how to access the reading plan for the book, either within Logos or at the group site.

Can anyone guide me?

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PetahChristian

You should be able to find the reading plans in the documents folder of the group.

There are two plans there: the newer one is a daily reading plan, and original one is a twice-a-week plan. Either will take you through the whole book.

If you click on the Actions button of your preferred choice and choose Connect, it will create a (copy of that) reading plan in your Logos documents, which should start to appear on the Home page (after you refresh it).

FYI, the pre-defined reading plans are for reading through the Bible in a year, and wouldn't be related to reading this book.

It can be confusing when you are accustomed to looking in one place for one type of plan, and other places for plans like the one for this book, but reading plans like this particular one wouldn't be found in Logos itself until you join the reading plan.

Rick Ausdahl

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/883473#Comment_883473

You should be able to find the reading plans in the documents folder of the group.

There are two plans there: the newer one is a daily reading plan, and original one is a twice-a-week plan. Either will take you through the whole book.

If you click on the Actions button of your preferred choice and choose Connect, it will create a (copy of that) reading plan in your Logos documents, which should start to appear on the Home page (after you refresh it).

FYI, the pre-defined reading plans are for reading through the Bible in a year, and wouldn't be related to reading this book.

It can be confusing when you are accustomed to looking in one place for one type of plan, and other places for plans like the one for this book, but reading plans like this particular one wouldn't be found in Logos itself until you join the reading plan.

Thank you Petah! I selected the newer one and did the connection for that, so I'm now in and see the reading plan on my home page. Based on that plan I'm only up through Feb. 8th, so I have some catching up to do, but based on the calendar for the plan it looks like I have until March 14th to finish, so I should be able to catch up.

Thanks again! I think it would be very helpful if the emails inviting people to join groups also gave the steps for something like this. Without help on the forum (or a call to Faithlife), I'd likely spin my wheels for quite a while before stumbling across the process, "if" I managed to do it at all.