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I?m delighted to announce that I?ve finished the Primary Directions Diploma Course and am also very proud, that I haven?t given up, because my mathematical gift is more poor than rich, and at school I told my math teacher, under no circumstances would I calculate the height of a lighthouse by measur...

Tom wrote:
In one of his booklets on Primary Directions, Rumen Kolev expressed it perfectly when he said something like this: "For the math phobic primary directions must seem like the hell itself."

:shock: not hell, but purgatory :P , especially Placidean stuff

Yes, the first step is to understand the primary direction. The second step, which is equally important is to know how to calculate. It does not make sense to examine the outlets Worsdale if we do not know if his calculations are correct. Yes, thats my opinion too - it is sometimes hard - for the p...

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