Hello, Dr. Grinder and Ms. Bostic St. Clair. In the post I am replying to you wrote: "We find your question perplexing. Where did the assumption that we anticipate that readers will not use triple description as we propose come from? The entire purpose of this section is to present a compelling case for precisely this use of triple description." What you call an assumption was for me a supposition I made to present a hypothetical situation to you both.  I believe that you wrote your book intending for NLP-practicing readers to follow all your recommendations.  The questions I ask below are different than my original question. Will you support the efforts of NLP professionals who are not necessarily using Triple Description during their decision-making, even though they are following other recommendations you give in Part III Chapter 3 of your book "Whispering In The Wind"?  How important is it to you that NLP professionals use Triple Description, particularly when those NLP professionals are pursuing completion of all your other recommendations? -nj