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It is always a joy to my heart to see you post, Tzaia! I hope you remember the congregational meeting of the Living Word Fellowship where I stood up and publicly repented of the foolish promises I had made during the Momentus training. That was the first time I publicly admitted to what a fool I had been. It was important to me to do so because we ALL (who took Momentus) had been public fools, and those who did not repent of the promises they had made were still being fools, and to my knowledge many of the key people have not repented to this day. That you were willing to support me in my admission of foolishness at that time will always make you a dear friend and companion in my estimation. If we cannot admit to what fools we are, and have been, how can we learn wisdom? Some people do not seem to be willing to admit to their foolishness, and as a consequence, they become blind to their own foolishness... I think we can all name names... not necessarily the same people for each of us, but SOMEBODY in our experience of TWI. Having been a fool should not carry a stigma. Continuing to be one should. Love, Steve