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June 25th, 2010 |

Dear Mark Hamilton,

As with most people in the world I had been looking for something more in my life. After joining the Neothink Society I slowly began to see that I already had everything I needed in my life. I have also learned that life doesn’t have to be complicated and our efforts are usually misspent making things more difficult than they need be. I am still learning from you and the society and I have a long way to go, but I am a much happier and relaxed person. I appreciate my life so much more. The love I share with my wife has become so much deeper and continues to grow each day.

While I’m not yet actually a member of the TVP, I agree 100% with the premise. In fact, when I first read about the concept and in fact read the story of Miss Annabelle, I was bowled over and immediately filled with anxious anticipation. I look forward the success the TVP. Over the many years of my life I have watched the erosion of the my rights and the movement toward the socialistic rule. I had been becoming more and more concerned and frightened at the direction of government. It wasn’t until I learned of the TVP movement that my heart was lifted and I dared to hope that we might actually be able to get back to the way our founding fathers had intended and perhaps even better. I love my country, but I hate and fear what has been happening especially in recent years. The oppression must stop and I believe that the TVP can accomplish that.

In closing I would like to say that there is nothing malevolent about the Neothink Society. I fact the Neothink Society is a group that is full of the most honest and forthright people on the planet. They are the most helpful, giving, sincere, loving and hard working people you will ever meet. Neothink Society does not mislead or coerce anyone. It is an adventure in learning and discovery. Discovery of yourself. Who you are and what you are and what life is really all about. More people need to know about and learn about the Neothink Society.

With great admiration,

William H