Over the past two and a half years it has been my great pleasure to have designed, written and edited 15 issues of this newsletter. This will be my last Insight. I have assigned myself many challenges; among them the leadership of the Center, our web site, my classes and this newsletter. These, combined with the demands of my personal life, now require that I refocus my energies. While it's been a lot of hard work, Insight has given me much joy and led me on a personal journey of discovery. I hope you've found something of interest within its pages. 

In this last issue I will offer one final commentary: Whether we know it or not, we are witnesses to some of the most incredible events ever to occur on this planet. The consciousness of an entire world is changing before our very eyes. In virtually every area of human affairs we are discovering things about ourselves that we

couldn't have imagined. In jungles, deserts and mountains, under our seas and beneath our cities the hidden history of Mankind, denied us for so long, is beginning to take shape. Some of what has already been found has been swept under the rug, too unsettling to some to be admitted

in public. But this is becoming more and more difficult to do. Soon it will be impossible. Discovery will mount discovery until we see the pattern that has been there for us all along. When we see what our ancestors have been able to accomplish and then discover the means they used, there will be no doubt as to the interchange between the physical and spiritual worlds in our past. We will not be able to accept the little roles we currently play in a materialistic world. Our curiosity and our sense of awe and wonder will drive us to explore the new possibilities at our disposal. Blending the recent gains of mind and science with ancient wisdom and spirit we will use our new understanding of who and what we are and restore balance to our  world. Soon a door will open ...