claim related to a self-study course Braun developed called The Source Course, which Braun billed as "an analog of the Avatar Course", "a refresher" for the Avatar Course, "a take-home manual" for graduates of the Avatar Course, and the "equivalent" of the Avatar Course materials. A preliminary injunction against the work failed, but the appeal concluded against Braun. Published works Star's Edge, Inc has published all the works attributed to Palmer : The Thoughtstorm Manual: An Evolution in Human Thinking () - a group exercise handbook originally published pre-Star's Edge in 1986 Living Deliberately: The Discovery and Development of Avatar () - the story of how Harry Palmer developed the Avatar materials, including an overview of the course exercises. The Avatar website offers a free e-version, including a "Publisher’s Note and Disclaimer" which states: "...The characters and events described in the text of LIVING DELIBERATELY are intended to entertain and teach rather than present an exact factual history of real people or events." Resurfacing: Techniques for Exploring Consciousness () - the workbook associated with Section I of the Avatar courses. The Avatar Master's Handbook () - associated with Section IV of the Avatar courses Love Precious Humanity: The Collected Wisdom Of Harry Palmer () - a book of quotations from Palmer Inside Avatar The Book: Achieving Enlightenment () - a collection of previously published articles These and other course instructions and workbooks are collectively known as "the Avatar materials". References Further reading Court material Church of Scientology International, Religious Technology Center and Scientology Missions International v. The Elmira Mission of the Church of Scientology a/k/a Church of Scientology, Mission of Elmira, a/k/a Dianetics Center, a/k/a Scientology Elmira, a/k/a Center for Creative Learning, Harry Palmer and Avra Honey-Smith — ruling in motion in case CIV-85-412T, United States District Court, W.D. New York, ruled August 1, 1985 Church of Scientology International, Religious Technology Center and Scientology Missions International v. The Elmira Mission of the Church of Scientology a/k/a Church of Scientology, Mission of Elmira, a/k/a Dianetics Center, a/k/a Scientology Elmira, a/k/a Center for Creative Learning, Harry Palmer and Avra Honey-Smith — final ruling in case CIV-85-412T, United States District Court, W.D. New York, argued December 6, 1985, decided June 23, 1986 U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals (April 9, 2002): PALMER v BRAUN U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals (July 13, 2004): Harry Palmer Star's Edge vs. Eldon Braun (PDF) UNITED STATES