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As I mentioned in my previous post, please don't think I'm talking down ... It's just that I've read about some of the more abstract methods and to me, some of them don't make common sense.

Therefore, I have been careful to choose methods that seem logical for my own recovery and I have fortunately been very successful along with my business partner, who's followed the same methods and had similar succes, not to mention other's I know.

Russ, I entirely agree about using common sense and logic. Which is exactly why I don't continue to use certain abstract practitioners - AFTER I view their methodology once, and my instinct tells me they're full of hot air, OR I try their homeopathy, or herbs, or whatever for a while - and I don't feel any changes.

I can't know unless I try something, right?

So it's my LOGIC which tells me that Prof. Nelson did create something which quite accurately zeroes in. Because I go according to the stuff I do know about myself, and if it's listed in the results, I know there's a degree of accuracy about the stuff I don't know as well. However, it requires a qualified practitioner in conjunction with it, someone who can interpret the lingo.

Maiden