Mark, My name is Joel D, and I would like to thank you for just believing …

To Mark Hamilton,

Mark, My name is Joel D, and I would like to thank you for just believing in a civilized world where people have individual rights and are not diminished by peer pressures and the usage of the minimizing properties of mysticism.

I still have a lot to learn myself, and at this time, I don’t feel comfortable with being a “teacher” or an expert within Neothink.  I have become very aware of the practices of others who are not only mystics by their nature or actions, but seem to embrace it and practice it professionally.

Indeed there is a much bigger conspiracy that surrounds us that I am unable to fight as one man. Although many people around me don’t know me as well as they think, I am well aware of their efforts to beat me down and ultimately destroy my soul in the end. I hear, and I am aware of their keyword usage and efforts to minimize my abilities in life. I know that I’m different from most people and I’m an optimist. That said, I don’t feel that I’m naive.

At this time, I can’t write this to be included as a testimony.  I’m very sorry about that Mark.  I feel that I should caution you to find creative ways to bring good people out and into the readership of Neothink.  To fight a war with words and to start doing battle with the mystics would seem to be almost mystical in itself.

Somehow, I believe that communities can eventually be created that are self-sufficient. Creative ways can be used to invoke the natural curiousness of others to read and get involved.

Even though I am probably very strong myself, or seem that way, there are days when I can feel weakened by the clamoring mysticism I witness every day. New people that come in to Neothink need special nurturing to become strong, and the knowledge repeated to them, maybe many times, to overcome mysticism. I believe it takes time to really recognize the damage we do naturally. Each person must make a conscious effort to put away the vengeful style of thinking that is not “natural” at all anyway, but seemingly programmed into us from youth.

For now, this is all I have time to write. Feel free to write to me anytime and I would enjoy having some personal conversations with you.  We all need some edification, (if you will), from likeminded people within Neothink. Nothing would make me happier at this time in my life. I feel quite alone..
Joel D