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First, my thanks to the editors who put their time into writing this very creditable article -- your efforts are appreciated. I'm afraid, however, that you deprived the article of readers by not taking care to put it in all the appropriate categories. Most amazingly, it wasn't even in Category:Human Potential Movement -- a term that, as the article notes, was invented by George Leonard. In any event, I've taken care of the categories, though I suspect there's at least one more that I didn't come up with. Cgingold03:49, 6 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]
