Good to hear from you my old friend John.

You describe this well. I've learned here, in this tribe, that the element of synchronicity is too much of an unknown to be of interest to most people. Other subjects are much more enticing to the casual reader. And the prospect of using cards to build momentum, however valuable it has been to me, is something else the casual seeker is adverse to.

Certainly, I'm interested to hear what you plan.

I think the big mistake I made with my first book was the order in which the techniques were presented were not progressive. The 10 Challenges were taught in the order of the original Sephirah, which is NOT at all stair step approach. All that stuff about synchronicity and telepathy was too far fetched for new seekers. It is as though these people wanted to hear about how they might find sustenance and just be happy, and I told them about how driving a new car to the best restaurant works for me.

Now I am in the process rearranging the order There are certain basic modalities that everyone must grasp before the can progress. For example, basic meditation, self observation, and living in the now. And of course taking responsibility for everything we experience.