A Note of Gratitude to Paul Elovitz

I first met Paul at a Psychohistory Forum meeting in New York City in the fall of 2014. When I walked into the room and sat at the table, Paul commented on how I was going to fit right in—he was right. From that day forward, Paul became a mentor and friend. He also welcomed me into an international community that feels like family.

Paul has spent much of his adult life promoting doing psychohistory. His efforts are important in cementing psychohistory as a much-needed field that illustrates our humanness in an examination of history. At all times, he seeks to foster respectable, open-minded viewpoints about psychohistory, psychohistorical topics, and what people invested in psychohistory seek to accomplish. Paul’s commendable dedication to psychohistory is inspiring, and I feel honored that he sees me as someone who also does psychohistory.

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