Alright, a lady comes to see me—-I do not know her from a hole in the wall—-she said, “I had been recommended to you and I do not understand what you do.” Well, I said, I just do nothing. You sit right there and I will sit here and you imagine that you are telling me you have found the lady that you are seeking. This was her request: “I haven’t seen a friend of mine in over a year, and I’m anxious to see her, now what must I do?” I said, you sit there and you tell me mentally—-don’t scream at me—just simply tell me mentally that you have found her. I will sit just where I am, I will imagine that you are talking to me, and you’re telling me you’ve found her. So when I say, that’s enough or that’s okay, we’ll break the little mental conversation, and that’s all that I will do. So she sat quietly for five minutes, I sat quietly for five minutes; I imagined she is talking to me and she is telling me she’s found her. At the end of five minutes I got up and said, “Thank you so much.” She said, “Is that all?” I said, that’s all. Well, she wasn’t at all convinced. She walked through the door, she’d never seen me before, and so that was all. She could have told me within the week that she found her. But she didn’t, she waited.194 ¶16