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Hello Mark,
I would love to shout this testimonial from the rooftops, but as it is, use it as how you see fit and please know that it is heartfelt and sincere.
I no longer question how I became a member of the wonderful Neothink Society, but appreciate that I am a part of this wonderful society.
Please understand that my background is very interesting yet common. I was, what you call, a product of my environment. I ran with crowds and got into what most kids got into … Trouble. Fortunately, for me those troubles were overcome by what we call “fortunate chances,” or maybe “conscious interferences” in life.
However, I attribute those “fortunate chances” to my will of, not necessarily wanting more, but to know more.
Life had to be more that just the short flash of time of our stay here on earth, and the never-ending hurt that we endure.
I remembered asking myself during the loss of my father, “why?” I don’t know if i ever answered that question mentally during those adolescent years, but no one else’s explanation sufficed … That’s for certain. Even after all these years I’ve come to realize that it was inevitable at that time, but that he died too soon.
There are and were questions to many occurrences that couldn’t or can’t be answered at the moment in question, but being a part of the Neothink Society allows me to seek answers from a real-life perspective … Not just an “anti-civilization” perspective where the hurt is compounded because those misfortunes are explained away by priest, parents and friends as a way to ease the pain only … Forgive them. For they know not what they say.
They explaining that he or she lived a happy life and it was “their time”. They never never explain that they did nothing to contribute to society … left no existing value to anything (not even their kids in some cases) … otherwise, in these cases we would have prayed that “their souls” are not lost forever due to their lack to pursue true knowledge.
During the death of a love one, priest, parents and friends appease us by comparing the common loser and non-achiever with the great achiever and compassionate person … confirming to us that their destinations in life were far different, but in the inevitability of death (the end), they are alike. This is their ultimate reasoning (or teachings) in life … That everyone is equal.
Well, being a part of the Neothink Society, reaffirms a sensation that has dwelt in the pit of my stomach as a child … the gut feelings that I had throughout my adolescent years … and remains in the consciousness of my being as an adult … That I am not only a part of the “here-and-now”, but that I am also a part of a much larger picture. I am a part of a Conscious Universe.
“No man is wholly free in the anti-civilization. He is a slave to the man-made laws of the land and their wealth and fortune … Else the people restrain him from acting according to his will alone.” Euripides (485 B.C.)
Sincerely,
Larry D. S

A True Worthwhile Discovery

Neothink makes me want to shout joyous testimonials from my rooftop. I simply wish I had discovered these honest truths sooner in life. I wish I could have shared them with my dad before he passed away. 

I have never discovered anything as passionate, heartfelt and sincere as these truths provided to me by the Neothink Society.

I can attribute my ‘wanting to live life to the fullest’ attitude to the society. The Society helps me to relax, disseminate illusions, and view through smoke screens to the core truths about everything. I now see life clearer and feel really good about a true passion of being a part of it!

It instills in me the will of, not necessarily wanting more, but knowing more (although, my work status, social life, and marriage has much improved).

I remembered asking myself during the loss of my father, “why?” I really wanted to make him proud of me before losing him.

I don’t know if I ever found the answer to ”why” he died, but no one else’s explanation sufficed … That’s for certain. Even after all these years I wondered what must have went through his head while he lie there dying, leaving everything he had accumulated behind … including his kids.

Besides telling me to take care and wishing me well, I’ll never truly know his last thoughts. But the one thing that I can be certain of, is that if he were a part of the Neothink Society, he would be at peace knowing the limitless knowledge I was capable of accumulating through the multigenerational manuscripts and revelations associated with the Society.

His dying words, “Take Care” would have been more resounding and said with more confidence and conviction. His last words would have been more like a demand rather than a parting wish. And I am sure of this!

Being a part of the Neothink Society allows me to seek answers from a real-life perspective … Not just an “anti-civilization” perspective. I am now an acheiver regardless of my financial status (though it is much improved). I now walk with a passion for life, a true love and desire for others to acheive their goals, and a new-found drive to contribute effectively to society.

The Society reaffirms a sensation that has dwelt in the pit of my stomach as a child – that gut feelings that I had throughout my adolescent years, and it remains in the consciousness of my being as an adult … That I am not only a part of the “here-and-now”, but that I am also part of a much larger picture. I am a part of a Conscious Universe.

‘No man is wholly free in the anti-civilization. He is a slave to the man-made laws of the land and the politician’s greed for wealth, fortune, and fame … Else the people restrain him from acting according to his will alone.’ Euripides (485 B.C.)

Sincerely,

Larry D.