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This book presents the powerful basics of the original Teachings of Abraham. Within these pages, you’ll learn how all things, wanted and unwanted, are brought to you by this most powerful law of the universe, the Law of Attraction. (that which is like unto itself is drawn). You’ve most likely heard the saying “Like attracts like,” “Birds of a feather flock together,” or “I...more

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Published December 1st 2006 by Hay House (first published September 25th 2006)

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Jan 18, 2012 Lou rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Clear thinking people

Recommended to Lou by: My mentor

Shelves: self-improvement

I only read this book at the suggestion of a mentor. When I went and picked it up, I didn't read the back cover of it, or the subtitles or anything else, so when I got home and saw the reference to "Abraham" on the front cover, I was very skeptical about it. I didn't want to get sucked into a book of a religious bent.

Turns out, it was even weirder than that. Don't stop here, though. Read on!

The book was good at reminding you that your mind is extremely powerful. What you think about is pretty mu...more

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Apr 29, 2013 Gregg rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: metaphysics

The fact that this book ended up in my hands it a testament to the law of attraction. I was wanting a source that out lined the major laws of the universe. From what I understand there are only a few. All the other laws are overtones and sub-harmonics to these three, the trilogy. As to the source of this information, it comes from a group of individuals who exist at a slightly higher vibrational rate. This group collectively calls itself Abraham. One of the Co authors (Esther Hicks) goes into a...more The fact that this book ended up in my hands it a testament to the law of attraction. I was wanting a source that out lined the major laws of the universe. From what I understand there are only a few. All the other laws are overtones and sub-harmonics to these three, the trilogy. As to the source of this information, it comes from a group of individuals who exist at a slightly higher vibrational rate. This group collectively calls itself Abraham. One of the Co authors (Esther Hicks) goes into a slight trance (ah la Seth) and acts as a portal for this information to come through.

The book's purpose is to explain The 3 main laws of the Universe. They are the Law of attraction, the Law of deliberate creation, and the Law of allowing. From what the book states, these Laws apply to all beings that exist. Whatever they look like, and whatever plane of nature they find themselves on. If I'm to understand the ideals expressed, these Laws also apply to what we call God. The God that created the known Universe gets back its creative expression, based on these 3 Laws, because it was these Laws that it used to bring itself into existence.

There are sections in the text that talks about your personal guidance system, and that is quite simply your emotions. When you feel any negative emotion that means you are out of alignment with your larger self (Soul). When you feel positive emotions it means you are inline with your true self. This is what is meant when Jesus said, I and my father are one. The alignment, a sense of well being, feeling groovy, one with the flow, good health, and the host of other euphemisms that convey the concept that describes this union.

Every page of this book brought a wealth of knowledge to my being. I found myself sneaking back to the book just to re-experience the high of what each page had to offer. The style of the text is as a series of questions and answers. The authors propose the questions and the guides provide the interpretations. One common theme that the guides reintegrate regularly is that "anything" that comes into your experience does so only by way of the Law of attraction. As a person "thinks" about something, a type of magnetic energy literally pulls that event into their experience, it makes no difference whether you desire it or not. The more you "think" about it, the more magnetic energy you generate, and the stronger the pull. Quite simply if you don't want it, don't think about it.

The book gives a number of examples of this Law in action. One example was that of a robber wanting to rob some body. This wanting, or "thinking" about this event activated the Law of attraction to bring about this event to the robber. At the same time another person who might feel that they are a victim of fate and think they deserve to be victimize are also sending out thoughts to attract more of how they feel (expecting to be victimize). The Law of attraction gives both people what they are thinking and expecting. When the parties "coincidentally" meet, their collective prophecies are fulfilled. I understand the foundation of the ideals expressed, that the victim brought about their circumstances, but how would you explain this concept to someone who has been raped ? I'm sure you can think of a number of other examples, as to how this powerful Law seems to answer a lot of questions about events (good or bad) that seem to magically happen to people. The book then goes on to talk about the science of deliberate creation. This just means that now that you know the mechanics of the first Law, you can now create with deliberate intent, instead of by default.

When these Laws are utilized by a focused mind earth shattering events are the results. Be they the generation of new religions, or the manifestation of the horrors of a world war, to the sublimely maniacal heavy metal guitar riffs of Eddy Van Halen. The Laws works the same for "anybody" without exception. The authors then goes on to discuss the last Law in the trilogy of the Laws. In conjunction with the first 2 Laws, there is a 3rd companion, and that is the Law of allowing. It is one thing to want something, and set up the vibrations to attract the event, its another to "allow" the event to manifest in your life. If you feel unworthy and think you don't deserve something, all the daydreaming and craving won't bring the event into your life, because you are not allowing it to enter. Another name for this is self sabotage. A whole chapter is given to this concept, because of its importance. This book is a good read, because it further opens the eyes of the initiate, as well as the neophyte. What is really taking place as you read this book is that you are being reminded of what you already know. As Plato said "all learning is remembering".

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Jun 20, 2008 Laurie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Recommended to Laurie by: Greenfield!!!

Shelves: spiritual

Not sure what to make of this book just yet. It seems like it has good insights to offer, but the way it is presented is rather strange. The book was supposedly "channeled" through a sort of spiritual guide and not "written" by the authors. While I am not denying that this was the case, so far I have read books that were MORE enlightening and were NOT channeled. But I will update again when I am done with the book.

I liked this book more as I read it....has some very insightful views on how our w...more

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Jan 15, 2013 Jenny rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ignore any negative reviews about this book and its message. If you don't like Ouija boards then pass over that section like I did. For the rest of the information contained in this material, your doing yourself a major disservice for not reading and comprehending this knowledge.

Once you read it, you'll know the truth it contains. Think about all those experiences you've had in life that YOU attracted into it. Did you not think you were magnetic in nature? I remember those little tiny messages I...more Ignore any negative reviews about this book and its message. If you don't like Ouija boards then pass over that section like I did. For the rest of the information contained in this material, your doing yourself a major disservice for not reading and comprehending this knowledge.

Once you read it, you'll know the truth it contains. Think about all those experiences you've had in life that YOU attracted into it. Did you not think you were magnetic in nature? I remember those little tiny messages I once gave myself which I totally erase from my thoughts today, such as "I'm having such good luck this week, next week will be a bummer because I have to repay for the good with bad." You know, we've all done similar little tactics, and thinking back on them, they were accurate because "We created them!" We really have to work on retraining our intentions, cause even those little thoughts manifest. Without this book, you may have found this out already, but with it, you will be guided so thoroughly, you can't help to eliminate these negative intentions and replace them with positive thoughts that WILL change your life!

Finally, we have the hidden message, to reprogram our thoughts, we are asked to become "selfish", yes it's true. Demand what we want, totally eliminate any thought on what we don't want, it will then fall away from us. In the end it isn't selfish means after all. We each have a good life, and the world becomes better, so in the long run, was that really selfish? Our free will means freeing up our willingness. Be willing to be selfish, be free with it, intent your demand for happiness and joy, see it, feel it, breathe it, then you receive it. And then get on here and tell us how it worked for you, and be a guide for others to follow these truths. Being selfish will be redefined, it isn't negative after all. Oh and remember, if your a magnet and I'm a magnet, then we are also attracting to each other. So if your day becomes great and your happy, your feeding the energy field of your neighbor with happy energies too. Nope, that sure isn't being selfish after all, by ways we once defined selfishness.(less)

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May 20, 2013 Len Feder rated it 1 of 5 stars

Did you know that if you want to become rich all you have to do is believe you will and you will. If you do not it's because you didn't believe you would. Oh this is such a pile of crap. It's nice to think positively but Esther Hicks is an outright liar and scam artist.

This is one of the few books I immediately threw in the garbage after giving it a fair chance. It is utter garbage.

I have seen that phony Esther Hicks on You Tube doing her "Abraham" act. She nods her head once or twice and then p...more

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Jan 15, 2013 Bobby 1 rated it 5 of 5 stars

When it comes to 'self-help' type books, I have read 'em all. Over the years I have scoured book stores and market stalls seeking that one book that would answer all my questions AND motivate me to get things happening in my life. 'The Law of Attraction' is truly the first book I have read, that encompasses everything that is required for success and inner peace. I read the entire book within 3 days, put it down and realised I had found THE book! Since then I have been applying these new princip...more

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Jan 09, 2013 Roma rated it 4 of 5 stars

I don't know why the authors of this book bothered to tell us the material was channeled from non-physical entities, other than, I presume, to claim authority beyond their own selves (or just to tell the truth as they see it, perhaps). I'm not a believer in channeling and that's why I was reluctant to buy and read it, but I persevered, and I have to say that the material stands on its own. If the authors had just written the book as a work of fiction (which it may well be, in reality), it would...more

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Oct 29, 2010 Kyra rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: must-read-woo

Love, validation, the secret of eternal life will all be found in this book. What is the cost? Only your critical thinking skills. You must completely surrender yourself to your emotional guidance and let it show you the secrets of the universe. Esther Hicks channels this book (or as she would say, "receives" from a nonphysical perspective) from the group of entities collectively known as Abraham. They know what you want, everything that you desire, and they will tell you everything that will ma...more

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Feb 12, 2010 Annette added it

I'm reading this book right now. It was given to me by someone who enjoyed it. I do find it a bit creepy. I've read in many health magazines that positive thoughts make us feel better.
Do I think the people I've cared for in Homes wouldn't of had a stroke, or a heart attack or MS and so on if they had though positive...I know some of those people are very positive and up people with good careers, good family and so on...and they still had a stroke and ended up in a wheelchair at a early age...

I h...more

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Dec 04, 2012 Shane rated it 4 of 5 stars

I only picked this book up because it was on sale for 75% off at a university booksale, but upon reading it I am beginning to understand that there was much more involved on my part. In this quick read, Abraham gives three Universal, Eternal Laws of how we create our experience. To you, this may sound like some kind of attempt at a pyramid scheme. I would have to agree. But Ester and Jerry Hicks have compiled this information for your own benefit, that each person may have a fuller creative expe...more

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Apr 17, 2009 Cynthia rated it 3 of 5 stars

I have checked into this book a couple of times before (at the recommendation of other people), both times failing to finish it before it was due at the library. This time a good friend gave it to me as an assignment (wink!). I even took notes. Maybe she will buy me a beer now. Haha. Ho.

I appreciate the message the authors are attempting to convey. As for the channeling phenomena, I am not a believer. I don't mind, however, ignoring where the message allegedly originated from and applying Abraha...more

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Jan 15, 2013 Anya rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ok, I'm into this sort of thing, of believing that there's a all knowing collective consciousness. Ester Hicks seems to be able to tap into this through an entity she calls Abraham. She is a conduit or channel into this knowledge.

Kind-a scary at first, then comforting and inspirational thoroughout, Jerry asks great questions of this all knowing entity, it has fantastic answers that are guiding principals for how we should live our lives.

Makes you really watch what you're thinking about. Proves o...more

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Feb 09, 2011 Sharon rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: spirituality

I think I should have read this book prior to Ask and It Is Given: Learning to Manifest Your Desires. This book is a sort of primer to the Law of Attraction concepts outlined in the other book, but it does not have the detailed exercises that help you "make it work."

It is, however, an excellent explanation of how the Law of Attraction works, as well as things like "segment intending" (what you plan for a particular part of your day from an emotional perspective, such as planning to wake up refre...more

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Aug 04, 2012 Sharon Stakofsky-Davis rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book literally changed my life. The first part was a little "airy-fariy" to me but after getting into the bulk of the book, you learn how to re-think of what you want to attract into your life. Thoughts are powerful and just as easily as you can attract prosperity, happiness, and love, you can attract just the opposite into you life as well.

It's not a book that just tells you to think "happy thoughts" and all will be well, it goes deeper than that, and I go back and read sections of it over...more

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Jan 27, 2009 Dianna added it

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While I agree with the principles set forth in the intro to this book, the whole idea of channeling is a bit off-putting to me. I made the assumption they were applying or contriving some principles from the biblical Abraham, so the channeling came as a bit of a shock and again - somewhat off-putting despite the fact that I agree with the general mission of the book. I've read books on channeling and even how-to guides, but I'm still just not that into it. Perhaps I'll pick it back up later -- f...more

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Jan 09, 2013 Alex Wilson rated it 5 of 5 stars

If you liked the movie The Secret, this book will take you deeper into understanding how to really make this powerful law work in your own life. I recommend this book frequently to clients and use it in my coaching and speaking work to emphasize how each of us really do create our reality. Now that I know how the Law works, I have become able to stay much more positive and trusting. It amazes me how things fall into place as they never have before. The principles within the book are ageless and...more

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May 13, 2013 Kate rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2013, non-fiction-tbr, spirituality

"This book presents the powerful basics of the original Teachings of Abraham. Within these pages, you'll see how all things, wanted and unwanted, are brought to you by this most powerful law of the Universe: the Law of Attraction (that which is like unto itself, is drawn). You've most likely heard the sayings "Like attracts like," "Birds of a feather flock together," or "It is done unto you as you believe" (a belief is only a thought you keep thinking); and although the Law of Attraction has bee...more

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May 15, 2012 Alexis rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: spirituality-health, kindle

I have read "Ask and It Is Given," another book by these authors, & while there is some overlap in content, the two books bring up a lot of different ideas and practices. "Ask and It Is Given" devotes a large section to processes that move you up the emotional scale. "The Law of Attraction" focuses on the Universal Laws which govern everyone, whether we are aware of them or not, and how to increase our awareness to co-create a more deliberate life of what we DO WANT.

The format of the book i...more

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Apr 17, 2011 Richard Szponder rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Long before the film and book phenomenon The Secret, Esther and Jerry Hicks were teaching the Law of Attraction. The Law traces back to Biblical times and states that you create your own experience in this lifetime through your thoughts, beliefs, and expectations. Compiled into one volume, The Law of Attraction provides the basics of the teachings of Abraham, a non-physical spiritual entity that Esther Hicks claims to channel from the astral realm.

Regardless of your belief in channeling, the inf...more Long before the film and book phenomenon The Secret, Esther and Jerry Hicks were teaching the Law of Attraction. The Law traces back to Biblical times and states that you create your own experience in this lifetime through your thoughts, beliefs, and expectations. Compiled into one volume, The Law of Attraction provides the basics of the teachings of Abraham, a non-physical spiritual entity that Esther Hicks claims to channel from the astral realm.

Regardless of your belief in channeling, the information provided in The Law of Attraction is time-tested, accurate, and immensely uplifting. The book opens with brief essays by Esther and Jerry, explaining how they came to understand the Law and how Esther first became a channel for Abraham.

Every great idea and occurrence in the physical realm started as a thought. If you want something as part of your experience, you must think that you will have it, expect to receive it, believe that you will receive, and then allow yourself to receive it. The Law works for both wanted and unwanted things, so you must guard your thoughts carefully and focus only on those experiences or things you want to have. Creativity is the greatest divine gift to humanity, and Abraham explains that those who have found material prosperity in this life are more adept at understanding the Law of Attraction and using it to their advantage.

The teachings of Abraham may be difficult for those raised through traditional orthodox religions, especially the Catholic faith. Reincarnation and mysticism are dealt with directly and undoubtedly. Additionally, some may find it difficult to accept the more challenging concepts included here. Abraham suggests that illness, crime, and even sexual assault, while not necessarily intentionally manifested, are all the result of a consciousness of fear. Per the teachings, the world’s most devastating conditions along with the most debilitating of human ailments can be healed with a shift in consciousness and belief.

The Law of Attraction is one of the most written about topics in modern new age and metaphysical literature. Proven time and again, one would be wise to understand various perspectives of the Law, shift toward an attitude of positivity and expectation, and create his or her own life experience. Unfortunately, Esther and Jerry Hicks lean toward the materialistic side of the Law, as do many modern metaphysical texts, including The Secret. More spiritual texts discuss the manifestation of material abundance as a natural byproduct of giving generously and living life as an evolutionary process through positive thought. The Hicks texts suggest that by focusing on the material (money and cars being discussed frequently), those objects will become manifest.

The Law of Attraction, while lacking in spirituality, serves as a fascinating and thorough introduction to the Law. A resource that can be referred back to time and again so as to maintain a positive attitude of expectancy, success, and abundance, it is a valuable addition to any self-help or metaphysical library.
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Dec 06, 2007 Erin rated it 1 of 5 stars Recommends it for: people seeking personal/spiritual growth

I ran out of time to finish this book, but I did get about halfway through before it became overdue. Once you get past the initial weirdness & into the Q&A part, it does get interesting, if repetitive. I completely believe in the power of thought and attitude to alter our perception of reality. Under certain conditions, I somewhat believe in their assertion that thought can actually alter reality. I have a very hard time believing their assertion that absolutely everything in your life w...more I ran out of time to finish this book, but I did get about halfway through before it became overdue. Once you get past the initial weirdness & into the Q&A part, it does get interesting, if repetitive. I completely believe in the power of thought and attitude to alter our perception of reality. Under certain conditions, I somewhat believe in their assertion that thought can actually alter reality. I have a very hard time believing their assertion that absolutely everything in your life was drawn to you, both good & bad. Like attracts like, yes, but I take issue with the implication that everything that happens in our lives is our fault. I mean, really, the jerk who runs the red light at 50 mph and slams into the minivan totally has brought an accident into his life, but the three-year-old in the car-seat can't possibly have "attracted" the crash! It's too blame-the-victim for me.

Despite some fantastic quotes I was moved to copy and show other people, the more time passes, the more the memory of this book irritates me. Since reading it, I've been reading the blog of Bill Harris, founder of Centerpointe & the Holosync meditation technology. He's been talking about the different stages of development & how ways of thinking such as are featured in this book are "pre-conventional"--i.e. "magical"--and put the self at the center of the universe. Thought without corresponding action, in other words. So in the end, I'm revising my rating and recommending skipping this book in favor of others written by deeper thinkers. Deepak Chopra, maybe, or the Law of Attraction by Michael Losier (similar title, different book).

My original review:

I'm only about a quarter of the way through this book so far, and it's just now starting to get to the good stuff. The whole beginning is...well, hm...out there, to say the least. The "Law of Attraction" basically is what the book & DVD "The Secret" is based upon--namely that your thoughts affect your reality and that what you focus your attention on (for good or for ill) is what you'll get more of. This premise rings very true for me in most respects, so I'm glad I stuck it out through the channeling-the-spirits phase of the book. But I read another version of this a while back...and it's on my bookshelves at home...and I can't think of the author(s) right now, but the title is the same or similar.... Well, the main thing is that the other book had less crazy stuff but also less detail, so it's probably helpful to read both.
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Nov 23, 2012 Mary Ann rated it 4 of 5 stars

I chose this book to open my mind to new ways of thinking. There are still so many things we don't know or understand about our universe and the influence we can make on our own lives. It was informative and had rational responses for things how we attract positive and negative situations. In the end I felt better about myself, that I actually had more control of what occurred in my life than I ever dreamed. I do believe that is true.

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Feb 20, 2013 A.l. Bryce rated it 1 of 5 stars

Listening to this on tape perhaps slanted my opinion, because the hokey "channeled" semi-transylvanian voice of collective spirit Abraham brought only one word to mind: charlatanry. These concepts can all be found in early pop-psychology paperbacks such as Psychocybernetics, The Power of Positive Thinking and others--without all the phony baloney. What's that old saying about one born every minute?

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Nov 20, 2009 Aisy Siti Aisyah rated it 3 of 5 stars

memikirkan segala hal yang diinginkan lebih utama daripada memikirkan segala hal yang tidak diinginkan, karena apa yang kita pikirkan akan datang menghampiri kita baik itu yang kita harapkan atau sebaliknya. semua itu bergantung pada apa yang kita tarik. kita harus senantiasa berpikir positif terhadap segala hal. Islam juga mengajarkan kita untuk senantiasa berbaik sangka ( berhusnudzan)terhadap segala bidang kehidupan......

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Mar 15, 2010 Victoria rated it 4 of 5 stars

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A powerful book, with a lot of great insight and material that speaks to me. Unfortunately, most of the "meat" has already been explained by about halfway through the book, so it does start to seem repetitive - though mostly in a good way, in that "yes, I get it now" sense.

The section at the end on Segment Intending is really not calling to me, so I think I'll have to come back to it at a later date (what is it with me and the aversion to micromovements/segments?? Food for thought?) but the rest...more

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Aug 19, 2012 Chris rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was my introduction to Abraham Hicks and it got me hooked! The Law of Attraction is a wonderful law and is working at all times whether we realise it or not. Initially it may be uncomfortable to accept that we create everything in our own lives. But if one can just get past that as being scary, it becomes the most liberating and powerful concept you could ever use in life. Amazing!

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Feb 16, 2013 Kat McKay added it

Interesting concept... from a couple of con artists. What's sad is that this couple has latched on to a belief that has now made it a mockery from their involvement in it. No, I don't believe Ester had made contact w/Abraham. I did research and she was sited various times in not only changing what Abraham said, but also switching his accent. Don't bother with this one.

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Feb 12, 2013 Crystal Wormser rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-reads

A lot of wisdom and insight in this book. Whether or not you buy into the whole "channeling" thing is irrelevant. This book contains the power to transform your thoughts as well as the filter through which you see and experience the world. I'll definitely be chewing on this information for days to come and foresee at least a second reading, possibly more, in an attempt to fully grasp the depths of this teaching.

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Jan 01, 2011 Gomnara rated it 5 of 5 stars

I had this with Korean version and it was my first -Abrham Law of attraction series- ('astonishing power of emotions did I read before with no much understanding of Abraham)
And when I almost finished, I was in tears touched by the wording 'appreciation'.

More than appreciation to everything that helps me to attract this precious teaching and rememberance!

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Feb 27, 2010 Melinda Flaugher rated it 2 of 5 stars

I had a hard time with the concept that we attract everything possible in our lives. I agree with the author that attitude can better a person's chances for obtaining what makes them happy. I do not think a person draws forces to be a murder victim or a four year old with terminal cancer. Sometimes, it is God's plans and part of learning process mapped out for you.

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Oct 08, 2012 Nader Abadir rated it 3 of 5 stars

Read this on a recommendation. While I did not buy it wholesale (and some parts struck me as weird), I took two helpful points from a quick read:

1. You are going to attract the (good and bad) things you think about most.

2. It is better to think positively in terms of what you want rather than negatively in terms of what you don't want.

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