ABSTRACT
Strangely enough, and despite the king's sage advice, few people when discussing groups start at the beginning. There are several possible reasons for this. One, maybe, is that groups are such an ordinary aspect of everyday life that it becomes easy, though often terribly misleading, to assume that everyone is therefore well versed and indeed knowledgeable about the beginning of groups. Another reason could be that what stems from beginnings is so interesting that people become fascinated by the flower and do not care or even feel the need to know what the seed was like.
