First I’d just like to say that in terms of influential, positive, powerful, and clearly written books, your Superpuzzle (the fictional counterpart to your nonfiction — Secrets, Visions, Powers) has only one peer in history — that being Rand’s Atlas Shrugged.  Superpuzzle however, is wider-scope and (although easier for the general public to digest) more profound at the deepest levels of fully integrated honesty — the level that as you rightly say “pulls the ‘child of the past’ out from its hiding place.”  Through 36 chapters, there wasn’t one that didn’t bring tears to my eyes.  In contrast, Atlas Shrugged brought tears to my eyes in only two spots.  I could go on and on about the incomparable value of creating a story of that magnitude and with that positive view of the future, but I’d better close for now. — Chris T.