James,

This is one of the best things you have shared with your subscribers. To learn to keep “swimming” even when down and out, either financially and/or emotionally, is key in relationships and I am glad you wrote this short story. Caring for and about others is a Godly thing and it also takes one’s mind off of your own problems as well as puts them in proper prospective. Today I was feeling overwhelmed with responsibilities, relationships, and demands on me, and when I read this it put me back on track.

Thank you.

Dianne

Dear James,

I really enjoyed this program and wanted to thank you for creating something that was special and totally left of center compared to most dating advice. The wisdom you’ve shared has transcended into all parts of my life, from where I go to who I spend time with to what I nourish my body with.

I was pleasantly surprised by the wealth of information I received, and for your ability to merge science and mysticism in such an exquisite way. I received more than I bargained for and I so appreciate you for that!

Warmest wishes for a soul-inspiring new year!

Alex

Oh my goodness – THIS WORKS!!!!

I have always struggled with being able to speak my mind when I have feelings for someone. I can do it when I am calm, but not when I am in the ‘feeling’ moment. So right after reading this last night, I had my an old fling that had stood me up and I never heard from again, text me. I was able to respond back not with venom, but with, this is how I felt when you did that. (not is a mushy way) and the responses were amazing. I got closure and I said my peace. Then I have another guy that I am dating that is VERY casual, almost too much who was pushing back getting together again. So, the first few times he did this, I either didn’t respond, or I was ‘light’ about it, not wanting to appear clingy. Tonight, I said how it made me feel and that his actions and words were not lining up and it was confusing me. And STOPPED THERE. That is the hard part. ACK! Got a date next week. ha!

Ninette