Thank you Darrelll for those kind words. I also would like to thank thee for guiding and giving insight to Steve Brooks to start this wonderful place . I send much love and that thee shine on each and everyone here with even more love .

Reverend Zen: Kindly send me the address of your place of worship, as I would like to remit a donation so that you can keep up your good work. (Incidentally, Good Reverend, in the event that you should run out of ideas for your prayers and meditations, the Scryer books contain some excellent affirmations and clearing rituals which you can use. I commend them to you).

This looks promising, and $100 isn't too bad for a Scryer product.

Reverend Zen ... that, has a nice ring to it !

I have some sympathy with George,here.
Who was it described Neal Scryer as the most influential mentalist since Annemann? The ad copy makes it sound like a universal acknowledgement. It's certainly not a description I've ever heard, and I'm rather surprised anyone would agree to such a statement being made on their behalf on one of their products. It is just a wee bit disrespectful to the multitude of brilliant and influential mentalists we've had in the decades since Ted was plying his trade.

I send a bright blue light to all here that are stressed, It's the color of tranquility. I ask thee to help those with anger management problems to send healing there way.

The loving
Reverend Carl Zen

There are a good number of us who are familiar with Scryer's work and do, indeed, rank him up there with Annemann.

Sam very true, and I know first hand some top workers who I shall not name who respect and feel the same way about Neal. And if my memory serves me well, I do believe that Neal was one of the first recipients to receive the Annemann award last year. No need to banter, just shedding some light.

Think about this for a minute . I remember a famous basket ball player who did a Volkswagen commercial saying he loves riding it . Did he ever ride in a Volkswagen, the answer is no.

Yeah, about that. Frankly Scryer's stuff in more cases than not is more useful and less dated than Annemann Stuff. Plus when I am designing a new effect and I need a consult I call Scryer for help as its easier and quicker than holding a seance and waiting to see if Ted will pop by for a chat.

Which is super, but wouldn't "ONE OF the most influential mentalists since Annemannn" have sufficed?

It has the benefit of being:
A) arguably true
B) humble.

Whenever a new Neal Scryer project is released, I imagine a monk solemnly walking in front of it swinging a thurible, to the ominous strains of a Gregorian chant.

It all feels a little pompous and silly.

I'd like to know more about the mystery man?

Join us and you'll know!

Cheers
Th.

Slim ,I know for a fact he is a big fan of yours and loves your work. I don't know what the big Fuss is here it's quite simple just join Thomas at the summit and he will be there to greet you all with much love . It's best these threads be pulled off ,seems they are always being bashed why bother ever putting them up. Why can't a person be respected if you like his work fine if not don't buy it that simple.

Yes...as Thomas Says, (in an cultish chant) Join Ussss...

Carl I understand what you mean, as that this post was suppose to be about Neal's projects and his up in coming DVD, (which has almost been bought up by dealers globally) However, after speaking with Scryer personally, he would rather that these post of his were never generated as that he feels all they do is bring stress and in-fighting amongst our fellow brothers. To add, majority of the Elders also feel that the most sacred of our secrets need not to be exploited here in this open space but rather shared in person. As it has been done for centuries to keep our art alive for centuries to come.

CarlZen, I don't know who you are (check your Inbox), but I too can confirm, Slim King, that Scryer is a BIG fan of yours. Can't stop talking about you in fact.

Back on topic, I can't wait until the DVD project is released. Gerard is excellent at connecting and engaging participants (see his "Process" video) and was a great choice in presenting Mr. Scryer's work.

Thomas- Acquiring Scryer along with Webster for Mind Summit was such an accomplishment. Congratulations!

-Byron

I can't confirm the accuracy of this claim, but I understand that Scryer is a big fan of Rev. Zen.

Thanks guys for the kind words and may you have a blessed and healthy new year to all here . It's just a shame how people bash people for no reason .If one does not like something fine he is entitled to his opinion but it seems it's always on a Scryer thread . Maybe best for no mention of him no more would make things easier. These authors not only make nothing on books they spend months and years writing them,just to share with the community .if you divide the time they put in and what they make it's slave wages .it's a pity how they get treated .Some sound advice ,spend more time performing than wasting time analyzing things here .

I'm looking forward to this as well.
It may be my Christmas gift to myself.