Member Experience

June 10, 2011

I have rediscovered a love for my wife…

I have rediscovered a love for my wife that i lost a long time ago.

My NeoTech testimony: in 2005 I answered the call, a letter from the Neo-Tech Society. I have been studying the ideas ever since. As I confronted my own mysticism, made possible by the great author Tracy Alexander, I entered into a cycle of great peace followed by chaos, which I've learned is a creative cycle. Then I entered into control of my life.

I went from a line worker to a Team Leader in March of 2007. I entered college at age 41 in 2006, which I feared greatly. My major is business management, and as of October 2007 I have a 4.0 grade point average. I'm on the Dean's List, and I know it's only by removing mysticism from my life that I was able to accomplish this.

As Team Leader at work, I use the tools from studying Neo-Tech. In six short months, by applying a reality-honest approach at my job with one of the Big Three auto companies, I successfully got a major recording document changed to better serve the company and its employees. Through direct contact with the plant manager by email, I also helped bring about a meeting that Team Leaders had been trying to move from the control of upper management down to the floor, with the people.

I have rediscovered a love for my wife that I lost a long time ago. Tears are flowing now, because I've used words to hurt her that can't be taken back. She doesn't believe that after fourteen years I have love for her. I want to be her friend now, but it might be too late, and that hurts.

It's very hard to write this while I cry over my loss, but I do see the sparkle in her eye for me. I know she loves me, and through Neothink, with love, patience, and honesty, we'll find our way, whichever way that might go.

So with gratitude and love, thank you, Mark H, Tracy A, Eric S, and Frank W.

Jack N

Lightly edited for length and clarity.

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