My interest in compatibility stared because I found the subject fascinating. How was I to know that I would keep searching and questioning for over 40 years. How was I to know that I was the one who needed the most help finding and understanding compatibility in my closest relationships? I had no way to see how important the subject was when I was in my mid 20's when I started down this road. Today, I am in my mid 60's and at last, I understand and enjoy the fruits of my long and arduous labor.

I could have lived my life without ever knowing what a compatible mate was like. But, with hard work and dedication the seeds eventually began to germinate and grow. A system slowly began to develop until I had a reliable, tested method of identifying compatible people for others and myself.

The question then begins to flicker like a candle in a dark and drafty room- what would my life had been like if I had the information through the decades, through the marriages, the live in lovers, the sadness the heartbreak and the tears. Could I have found a special someone at age 30, 40, or 50 if I had the skills and information I have today. Probably! But I did not have the information, no one did. If I had it, would I have been mature enough to pay attention to compatibility, or would I have been convinced that I had the all answers, in spite of the facts and dismal track record.

How then, can I share this information with the rest of the population so they can avoid their own decades of hunger and pain for love and understanding; those things we assume will come with love and marriage but, always seems to melt away into separations and divorce. And is the population too busy with daily trivia to pay attention, or to care even a little?