[YodasLuke]

I worked many hours with George Kelnhoher. A fine man who taught many of us a great deal. He helped develop Howell, Cink,Duval,Danials. McKelvey,
Perks and Many others.
Homer Kelley, Lynn Blake ,George Kelnhofer,David Leadbetter and you and me are correct in our teaching about some things and wrong about others ( Homer just appears to be 99% keerect).
George's hot lines and computer applications are the best in the business.
You were a Kelnhofer disciple and now a Blake disciple. Who will you follow nexted? I know what George teaches and also know now he seems to have missed a few things. I believe you owe him more then the rap you have given him.
I challenge anyone to go to Atlanta and spend time with George

I am on the search as all of us are for the truth. I have worked with MANY professionals, some were TGM'ers and some were not. BY FAR, I have received the best instruction available from TGM'ers. George IS a fine man and VERY knowledgeable. He helped me on my "guided struggle", and for that I owe him a great gratitude. Additionally, there is no denying the success that many under George have achieved.
My goal, as yours seems to be now (99% percent correctness, which I believe is an understatement), is to follow Homer's teachings. It would seem illogical for you to follow anyone else, if you believe the percentage. So the assertion that you make about the percentage and discipleship places you in the same boat as me. Welcome to your own argument. I'll answer the ridiculous question that you posed about whom I'll follow. I'll follow the guy that's as close to 100% correct that I can find. That would be Homer, and Lynn would be my fellow disciple, friend, and teacher.
Unfortunately, Homer is gone but his work is alive and is his legacy. The only reason that I follow Lynn's teaching is his willingness to expose Homer's work for the genius that it is. Lynn has a goal to share this knowledge with whomever will listen. If Lynn strayed from the book, he would no longer be a disciple of Homer's (it would be something of his own creation), he would no longer be my teacher, but he would still be my friend.
As far as George's hotlines and his computer applications, they are fantastic. None of this have I ever denied.
Back to the argument that is not about George. The argument is: To follow the teachings found in 1-L or not to follow the teachings found in 1-L. If you would like to support the case for the latter either geometrically or physically, I will give you my undivided attention. If you support the teachings found in 1-L, you are on Homer's team with me. End of argument.