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I have read every word of every Neothink publication. It has expanded my mind beyond what I thought could be accomplished thus far. I am a young Senior citizen, (63) who is a caregiver to older and infirmed seniors. I have been self-aware for many years, but I see more and am aware of more than ever before.

In everyone’s life there comes the moment where you take stock of where you have been and where you are now.

My journey with Mark Hamilton and neothink has given my life a new way of thinking and therefore a more fulfilling life.

I am a senior citizen who does not live chronologically any more, thanks to Mr. HAMILTON.  His writings and new ways (Miss Anabelle’s story) of empowering children and adults has brought me back into the teaching world.  I enjoy my teaching so much more and I know that my students are  going within and are more aware of their divine power as well as what their mission on this earth will be.

Every day I spend teaching< I realize more and more how ready this generation of children is to absorb this knowledge.

I want to thank the author of the Boo book (Ten tender lessons.

I find my young students curled up on the couch absolutely

immersed in the book.    Any more books coming out?

I know that the best “thank you” to you, Mr. Hamilton, is to spread the message and that is my work.

In gratitude for the inspiration, I remain an ardent searcher.

Colette

In everyone’s life there comes the moment where you take stock of where you have been and where you are now.

My journey with Mark Hamilton and neothink has given my life a new way of thinking and therefore a more fulfilling life.

I am a senior citizen who does not live chronologically any more, thanks to Mr. HAMILTON.  His writings and new ways (Miss Anabelle’s story) of empowering children and adults has brought me back into the teaching world.  I enjoy my teaching so much more and I know that my students are  going within and are more aware of their divine power as well as what their mission on this earth will be.

Every day I spend teaching< I realize more and more how ready this generation of children is to absorb this knowledge.

I want to thank the author of the Boo book (Ten tender lessons.

I find my young students curled up on the couch absolutely

Immersed in the book.    Any more books coming out?

I know that the best “thank you” to you, Mr. Hamilton, is to spread the message and that is my work.

In gratitude for the inspiration, I remain an ardent searcher.

Colette

Maine