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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Creative Visualization

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If you can envision it, you can make it happen ? Creative visualization is the technique of using the imagination to identify goals and then making them a reality. It?s more powerful than sheer drive because it works in harmony with the positive energy of the universe. The Complete Idiot?s Guide to Creative Visualization helps readers visualize?and then actualize?their best and brightest lives.
-Filled with techniques and exercises that reveal the power of visualization
-Offers suggestions, guidance, and tips to inspire the imagination
-Follows the path of the book that launched the creative visualization movement nearly 30 years ago and adds such New Age elements as meditations and affirmations
-Creative visualization offers something for those interested in the New Age movement, spirituality, and self-improvement

352 pages, Paperback

First published July 6, 2004

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July 27, 2024
This book is just a 400 page scam. Don't fall for it. Creative visualization does not work.

Creative visualization is just a fancy term for wishing or daydreaming. The term was coined by Shakti Gawain in her best-seller Creative Visualization. That book is far better than this one because it's short.

I've tried twice to read this monster. I was a witch/pagan the first time I tried. Vivid mental pictures are the core part of any spell. I only made it about halfway.

Then, there was a leak in the basement and about 25 non-fiction books got damaged, including this one. Two or three books were unsalvageable. I placed the others in a dry spot and forgot about them for nearly ten years. This book is a bit crinkly and readable, but still too damaged to sell. In the meantime, I became an atheist. Never been happier.

I've been having problems with my imagination for decades. As a kid being raised by Born Again Christian parents and sent to a strict Christian school, my imagination was highly discouraged. If I had a dollar for every time I got yelled at for my imagination, I never would become so poor and desperate to fall for scams like creative visualization and crap like that.

Anyway, I tried reading this book again. I had on a Tom Waits mix made by YouTube. When I read about synchronicity, the need for prayer and contacting your Higher Power, "God's Away on Business" suddenly came on.

I thought, Yeah, I get the hint, Tom. Thanks. and closed the book for good. It's going in the recycling bin.

No stars for this waste of trees.
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August 1, 2009
I love the "Complete Idiot's Guides" because they generally present the topic clearly with alot of side information and definitions. I often buy them even for topics (like this one) that I have studied or read widely about.
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