You, Mr. Hamilton, have given credence to my life with you Neothink philosophy.

Dear Mr. Hamilton,

I am a 65-year-old single male and a level apprentice in your Neothink program.

Since I've been a science person all my studious life, I'm most intrigued by Neothink because all of its teaching aspects — theories of life on other earth-like planets, thought processes in our minds, and general philosophy of life — are all integrated and connected to modern science. It seems, Mr. Hamilton, that you gave birth to Neothink by the use of all scientific disciplines. Mr. Hamilton, you are a true genius.

I myself was born into a family of mystics. My father and mother, who are still alive, are hardcore Baptists. Two other siblings are no longer with us — they both died when they were much too young, and I have a feeling now that mysticism had something to do with their demise.

As a young adult, my Baptistic mysticism led me to believe that I must serve God as a missionary doctor. So I found myself in medical school in my late twenties with lots of mental agony and feelings of guilt. However, in my third year of medicine, I did manage to drop nearly all my Baptistic beliefs, because the study of evolution and biological sciences in general had an enlightening effect on me.

At this particular time in my life, I decided to go into the field of work that was the love of my life: boat and yacht designing. For the past thirty years I've been designing boats, and for the last 13 years I've been in business for myself in my own design practice.

You, Mr. Hamilton, have given credence to my life with your Neothink philosophy. I can now look back on my life and tell myself that I've done the right thing.

Thank you, Mr. Hamilton, for helping me find myself.

Sincerely,
Wolfgang S.