One day out of the blues I received a letter in the mail. It must have been one week after having sat down with pen and paper to write four letters to my four kids, telling them things I needed them to know when I was no longer around. You see, I had been very ill for some time now, to the point where I felt like I was going to die.  Then there it was!  A piece of mail that stood out from the rest.  On opening the letter, it spoke about obtaining information that could change my life. Although curious, it was not until I received the secret society orientation booklet that I was convinced.  In this booklet I read of others who became successful by using the tools that were given to them.  I read five amazing stories about money, and they also mentioned that healing was available. Having caught my attention then and there I decided to apply for the literature.  As I read the material and I began to let go of my inhibitions, each day I started to feel better and better.  I found strength from within me that I did not even know existed.  I began to experience life just like the people I read about in the Neothink orientation booklet.  I now

As a young child I knew that a better life must exist, but it always seemed just out of my reach. Through the amazing literature provided by the Neothink Society, I realized either I was going to live my life according to the hurdles and stumbling blocks that lie before me, or I was going to live my life according to where I wanted to go. Early in my journey I discovered that great people simply look at life differently than most others.  Through my own transformation I realized that the physical tools revealed by the Neothink Society were self-empowering individuals through self-responsibility, the essence of Neothink. This allowed me to recognize that there existed no problems, only undiscovered solutions! Regardless of your past experiences, your current situation in life or your future goals; you already possess one of the greatest powers in existence, and that is Voluntary Choice. I hereby invite you, to stand up and embrace a set of tools and techniques that are timeless in nature and that will allow you, to live a happy, meaningful and important life of your own choosing, while helping others to succeed; the life I know I was meant to live and the life I think we were all meant to live!

En 2005, j’ai recu une lettre qui m’invitait a joindre une organisation qui me prometait des changements avantageux dans tout les aspects de ma vie. L’impacte de son contenu ne m’a pas laisser la jette a la poubelle. La literature que j’ai recu et lu pendant des mois, ma donne une conaissance sans limite, une connaissance qui n’est pas de cette epoque, ni des epoques a venir. En realite, le monde est controle depuis deux mille ans par de grandes illusions que l’homme ordinaire ne peux devisager. C’est donc cette decouverte qui ma aujourd ‘hui donne l’aisance de vie. Je peux voir mon future et le future des autres. Meme mes voisins peuvent voir les transformation qui prennent lieu dans ma vie sans cesse, mes enfants aussi deviennent brillants a l’ecole. Avant que quelqu’un parle, je connais d’avance ce qu’il veux dire. C’est naturel. J’etais pas un homme heureux avant, mes affaires debutaient et quelque temps apres s’ecroulaient, les gens m’abusaient dans les affaires,Comme si mes peches ne se pardonaient pas. La societe des secrets m’a donne une vie nouvelle. Une vie que rien ne peux ebranler. Certain amis pensent que j’ai touche a la magie. Merci a mon parrain Mark hamilton, ta literature est au decu des religions,des sectes, la magie,et les mystiques de toute espece, toutes ces choses

My mother was diagnosed with breast cancer when I was eleven years old.  As a young child I witnessed my dad emotionally and physically abuse my mother.  My dad’s mistress called and abused my mom until the day she died.  A week after mom died, dad’s mistress moved into my dad’s home with my siblings.  I had moved out immediately after I buried my mother.  I was twenty-three when my mom died. Being an African-American my experience with racism began at five years old when my best friend ended our friendship on the basis that she was white and told by a group of her peers not to associate with me.  I moved to Africa at age 42 in search for the elusive happiness.  I lived in Africa with my new Nigerian husband who abused me physically, psychologically and emotionally.  He fell in love with another woman and sent me back to America finanically and emotionally broken. By the time that the Neothink Society approached me four years ago, my life was in total chaos.  I was suffering financially, emotionally and physically.  I had struggled with extreme back pain for over twenty years with no support I had been crying out to the universe for help but it never came.  Fortunately for me the Neothink Society stated in their marketing letter that I needed