All the advice you have gotten so far has been good. The nocking pt. on the string is obviously too high. I am suspicious about how it got that high though. Was your other rest set well above the rest mounting holes? Did this just happen recently? How old is your string, and do you fasten your release directly to the string? Sorry for so many questions, but I once had a nocking point that was moving up and needed to retune twice. When I took the center serving off the string, several strands of the string had broken due to the pressure of my release. The string was stretching badly, and was close to breaking, but there was no way to tell with the serving still on. Wouldn't want you to get the bow all retuned, then have your string break on you.[:@]