Re: why does/doesn't this work?

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Although I'm no proponent of Act (only because I've not actually met a practitioner) I really do like how open it, and its advocates and developers, appear to be. I say "appear to be" not to voice suspicion, but only to underline the fact of my experiential ignorance.I fully endorse Steve's message here, and would only add the hoary old axiom: If it looks too good to be true, then it probably is too good to be true.Since time began there have been shysters looking to take advantage of innocents -- people unaware of the depths to which others will go in order to survive. It's not necessarily that such exploiters are bad, per sé, but it may be that their "circle" extends only to their immediate family, extended family, or village/town. Sometimes, it only extends to the limits of their skin.As someone, somewhere once said, follow the evidence. And remember, while we're all entitled to our own opinions, we're not entitled to our own facts.Cheers,Detlef> >> >> >> > http://www.mindpowernews.com/BrainswitchDepression.htm> >> > Anybody?> >> > And thank you very much for your answer, Helena.> >> > Håkon> >> >> >> >> > *Jim *> > Designer | Developer> > > > http://www.jryanportfolio.com> >> > > >>