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I just want to take this time to Thank You and the Neothink Society for helping me out of the rut I’ve being living in for the pass twelve years, and for helping me to understand the Purpose and Value of my life.

I am now a Sixty One Year Old Female Living in Canada and spent most of my time in the Caribbean for health reasons.

I have lost all hope of ever being able to remember my family, especially my two young Daughters in their teen and pre-teen.

Dear Mark,
As a toddler, I was so excited when I was first allowed to play outside alone without supervision. I practically ran outside but stopped suddenly when I got a certain distance away from our home. Darkness overcame my mind. “What is this? Where is it coming from?” I asked myself. Realizing that it came from most of the people, I asked myself, “Why can’t they see as clearly as I can?” I had an urge to sit and think about it but remembered that it was my time to play the way I wanted to and went on my way, thinking that I would come back to this. Visionary Mark Hamilton’s teachings had allowed me to once again remember that first encounter with the world outside my home.
My testimony will be about the Fish and Game (F&G) regulations, because they affect me and the people around me the most.
The earliest experience I can remember having with the F&G regulations is when I was a preteen, about ten to twelve years old. I overheard my farther asking my mother why we had to pull out our salmon fishing nets at certain times of the day. She had replied it was because they were not catching enough fish somewhere further south of us. A year or two later I heard them talking in concerned tone of voices and asked my mother what was happening, only because I could not speak our language well and my father could not speak English well enough either. I can understand our language to some extent, but not enough to carry a conversation. She told me that the F&G regulation enforcers had cut up a person’s salmon fishing net because it was set during a closure period. I wondered what had prevented that person from pulling out his net because we, at least most of us, are always abiding by the law. Later in life my father had to get rid of his dog team because it became too hard to feed the team. By limiting the amount of fish that my parents were able to catch, they were forced to purchase a snowmobile with what little money my father had and by trading fish and fur with a local western trader/gold miner.
The next I can remember of the F&G is that they were flying low over the walrus herds to scare them off the ice-packs, to make it hard for us to catch them. Another one that hit my heart and mind was from further up north of where I live. There was an eighteen year young lady missing from berry picking. A bear was known to be in the area and the F&G would not allow the local hunters to hunt the bear down. They were told that they would be put in jail if they did.
More recent regulations that affected me were that we were not allowed to catch more than one hundred salmon for the entire year. Most of us did not follow that but only got what we needed for the winter and not the extra needed to trade for other seafood not available in our area. The Caucasians in the neighboring town were allowed to seine further up the river, even if they held the majority of the jobs. I did not see those recent regulations on paper nor did I personally see the Caucasians seining but was told about them by more than a few people in my area. These bias regulations in my area hit me hard. They fueled the desire to get the Twelve Visions Party® launched even more than before.
We can do it, no matter how small we think we may be. All it takes is the need and we have that need for the Twelve Visions Party®. That need for the medical, energy, and all other industries to progress as we have seen happen in the fairly unregulated computer and communications industries.

As a toddler, I was so excited when I was first allowed to play outside alone without supervision.  I practically ran outside but stopped suddenly when I got a certain distance away from our home.   Darkness overcame my mind.  “What is this?  Where is it coming from?” I asked myself.  Realizing that it came from most of the people, I asked myself, “Why can’t they see as clearly as I can?”  I had an urge to sit and think about it but remembered that it was my time to play the way I wanted to and went on my way, thinking that I would come back to this.  Visionary Mark Hamilton’s teachings had allowed me to once again remember that first encounter with the world outside my home.
My testimony will be about the Fish and Game (F&G) regulations, because they affect me and the people around me the most.
The earliest experience I can remember having with the F&G regulations is when I was a preteen, about ten to twelve years old.  I overheard my farther asking my mother why we had to pull out our salmon fishing nets at certain times of the day.  She had replied it was because they were not catching enough fish somewhere further south of us.  A year or two later I heard them talking in concerned tone of voices and asked my mother what was happening, only because I could not speak our language well and my father could not speak English well enough either.  I can understand our language to some extent, but not enough to carry a conversation.  She told me that the F&G regulation enforcers had cut up a person’s salmon fishing net because it was set during a closure period.  I wondered what had prevented that person from pulling out his net because we, at least most of us, are always abiding by the law.  Later in life my father had to get rid of his dog team because it became too hard to feed the team.  By limiting the amount of fish that my parents were able to catch, they were forced to purchase a snowmobile with what little money my father had and by trading fish and fur with a local western trader/gold miner.
The next I can remember of the F&G is that they were flying low over the walrus herds to scare them off the ice-packs, to make it hard for us to catch them.  Another one that hit my heart and mind was from further up north of where I live.  There was an eighteen year young lady missing from berry picking.  A bear was known to be in the area and the F&G would not allow the local hunters to hunt the bear down.  They were told that they would be put in jail if they did.
More recent regulations that affected me were that we were not allowed to catch more than one hundred salmon for the entire year.  Most of us did not follow that but only got what we needed for the winter and not the extra needed to trade for other seafood not available in our area.  The Caucasians in the neighboring town were allowed to seine further up the river, even if they held the majority of the jobs.  I did not see those recent regulations on paper nor did I personally see the Caucasians seining but was told about them by more than a few people in my area.  These bias regulations in my area hit me hard.  They fueled the desire to get the Twelve Visions Party® launched even more than before.
We can do it, no matter how small we think we may be.  All it takes is the need and we have that need for the Twelve Visions Party®.  That need for the medical, energy, and all other industries to progress as we have seen happen in the fairly unregulated computer and communications industries.

Dear Mark,
As a toddler, I was so excited when I was first allowed to play outside alone without supervision. I practically ran outside but stopped suddenly when I got a certain distance away from our home. Darkness overcame my mind. “What is this? Where is it coming from?” I asked myself. Realizing that it came from most of the people, I asked myself, “Why can’t they see as clearly as I can?” I had an urge to sit and think about it but remembered that it was my time to play the way I wanted to and went on my way, thinking that I would come back to this. Visionary Mark Hamilton’s teachings had allowed me to once again remember that first encounter with the world outside my home.
My testimony will be about the Fish and Game (F&G) regulations, because they affect me and the people around me the most.
The earliest experience I can remember having with the F&G regulations is when I was a preteen, about ten to twelve years old. I overheard my farther asking my mother why we had to pull out our salmon fishing nets at certain times of the day. She had replied it was because they were not catching enough fish somewhere further south of us. A year or two later I heard them talking in concerned tone of voices and asked my mother what was happening, only because I could not speak our language well and my father could not speak English well enough either. I can understand our language to some extent, but not enough to carry a conversation. She told me that the F&G regulation enforcers had cut up a person’s salmon fishing net because it was set during a closure period. I wondered what had prevented that person from pulling out his net because we, at least most of us, are always abiding by the law. Later in life my father had to get rid of his dog team because it became too hard to feed the team. By limiting the amount of fish that my parents were able to catch, they were forced to purchase a snowmobile with what little money my father had and by trading fish and fur with a local western trader/gold miner.
The next I can remember of the F&G is that they were flying low over the walrus herds to scare them off the ice-packs, to make it hard for us to catch them. Another one that hit my heart and mind was from further up north of where I live. There was an eighteen year young lady missing from berry picking. A bear was known to be in the area and the F&G would not allow the local hunters to hunt the bear down. They were told that they would be put in jail if they did.
More recent regulations that affected me were that we were not allowed to catch more than one hundred salmon for the entire year. Most of us did not follow that but only got what we needed for the winter and not the extra needed to trade for other seafood not available in our area. The Caucasians in the neighboring town were allowed to seine further up the river, even if they held the majority of the jobs. I did not see those recent regulations on paper nor did I personally see the Caucasians seining but was told about them by more than a few people in my area. These bias regulations in my area hit me hard. They fueled the desire to get the Twelve Visions Party® launched even more than before.
We can do it, no matter how small we think we may be. All it takes is the need and we have that need for the Twelve Visions Party®. That need for the medical, energy, and all other industries to progress as we have seen happen in the fairly unregulated computer and communications industries.

Dear Mark,

I’m delighted to have this opportunity to let you know what your literature has meant to me over the years.  About five years ago when you first contacted me by letter I didn’t know what your organization was about, but for the small amount of money you were requesting for publishing costs, the risk was very low, and my curiosity was very high.  It excited something deep inside me and I was always looking forward to the next letter or book.  I thought my life was pretty wonderful already, but by reading your books, unfulfilled dreams were awakened.  I had been an artist, a painter for twenty years, but had put it aside for twelve years because I hadn’t made a living from it and felt I should be pursuing something else.  The artist in me was awakened by your literature and I began to paint again as if I’d never stopped.  This time I had so much more joy in doing it and was more committed than I had ever been.  By examining myself, starting with your “Friday Night Essence” exercise, I realized it was what I was meant to do.  Every area of life is covered in the texts and I remember negative thought patterns and self-imposed limitations dissolving.  I felt lighter and happier.  I let go of beliefs I had about aging and began to feel younger and stopped saying that I was too old to do many things. I had a solo exhibition in a museum and I started an Art School about three and a half years ago.  I wouldn’t have had the confidence to do that before.  I also took up sculpture at 60 years of age and have completed three pieces successfully.  I had no idea I could sculpt.  The number of changes, gifts and benefits from your support would fill pages.  I was very excited that you had decided to establish a political party and try to bring integrity, honesty and wisdom to the people on a larger scale. We all know that the system has to change and The Twelve Visions Party has an extraordinary vision that will improve the quality of life for all to embrace.  Thank you from the bottom of my heart!  Kathi