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The Servitor Trilogy #3
Manifest Wealth and Prosperity with Thought Forms and Servitors
Many people are interested in using thought power to manifest money, wealth, and prosperity in their lives. Unfortunately, they do not know that there is more out there to work with than just ‘The Law of Attraction’ or ‘The Secret’. In this book you will discover the difference between thought forms and servitors and how you can create your own very powerful thought forms to manifest the material things that you desire. You will - How to create a wealth building servitor, and how you can participate in a group-created wealth servitor which I refer to as the “MOlamp Experiment”. - How thoughts create reality and how they create the objects and situations in all our lives. - What beliefs are, how to discover your own beliefs and how to change them. This definition and the techniques mentioned are quite different, at a fundamental level, from what many are now practicing. - About the Obtainability factor, and how this seldom mentioned dynamic can make all the difference when it comes to your success in manifestation. - How synchronicity, omens, and meaningful coincidences play a major role in getting you what you want. - How to achieve a detached mental state that will allow you to relax and to attract luck into your life. - Why it is impossible to be happy, appreciative, and positive all the time and why you can’t use the mind in this way to manifest the things that you desire. It is my hope that this book will be a valid resource for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike.
183 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 29, 2015
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About the author
John Kreiter
18 books25 followersI've always believed in the power of the mind. As a child I remember that I could always make myself sick on command if I had to, whatever it took to get out of school. I would usually have dream déjà vu and I would never cease to be amazed by the fact that something in my dreams would later become part of my objective reality. I constantly saw amazing things, some things that scared the daylights out of me, and I was blessed by the fact that I lived with my great-grandmother who seemed to be able to play with reality like some kids play with toys. At the time I did not feel so blessed to be around my great grandmother, and her antics scared me to death, but now in retrospect I find it amazing that others have never seen what I have seen and even doubt that such things exist.
Life has an inner reality, I explore that realm. I believe that thought created reality instead of the other way around. What I have discovered, I try to share.
Life has an inner reality, I explore that realm. I believe that thought created reality instead of the other way around. What I have discovered, I try to share.
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September 22, 2021
Very good but not flawless.
This is obviously written by someone knowledgeable and experienced in the subject he writes about. It is worth reading even if you're already familiar with the subject and methods.
That said the author does seem to have some beliefs that are presented as fact that I do not believe are correct. I have not had the luxury of reading this book in just a day or two or three so I only remember that there were two points I disagreed with. One of which was relatively early in the book and the other was the idea that we must have negative thoughts that balance the positive thoughts.
I have personally seen lots of evidence that this is not so in my own clients for years. There is a strong tendency for people to have and focus into negative thoughts and there are no balancing positive beliefs. The idea that there must be equal opposite thoughts seems to be incorrect.
It is my conclusion that the thoughts result from the underlying beliefs and the emotional responses to those beliefs, as well as the early experiences which form the deepest beliefs. Change those deep beliefs and the resulting thoughts can be made to change drastically.
I don't remember the other point I disagreed with. The point is, while the contents of the book are presented as fact, I believe that a couple of the conclusions the author has arrived at stem from misunderstanding something about the subconscious awareness. Therefore keep an open mind.
These what I believe to be misunderstandings do not significantly detract from an otherwise very good book.
This is obviously written by someone knowledgeable and experienced in the subject he writes about. It is worth reading even if you're already familiar with the subject and methods.
That said the author does seem to have some beliefs that are presented as fact that I do not believe are correct. I have not had the luxury of reading this book in just a day or two or three so I only remember that there were two points I disagreed with. One of which was relatively early in the book and the other was the idea that we must have negative thoughts that balance the positive thoughts.
I have personally seen lots of evidence that this is not so in my own clients for years. There is a strong tendency for people to have and focus into negative thoughts and there are no balancing positive beliefs. The idea that there must be equal opposite thoughts seems to be incorrect.
It is my conclusion that the thoughts result from the underlying beliefs and the emotional responses to those beliefs, as well as the early experiences which form the deepest beliefs. Change those deep beliefs and the resulting thoughts can be made to change drastically.
I don't remember the other point I disagreed with. The point is, while the contents of the book are presented as fact, I believe that a couple of the conclusions the author has arrived at stem from misunderstanding something about the subconscious awareness. Therefore keep an open mind.
These what I believe to be misunderstandings do not significantly detract from an otherwise very good book.
September 9, 2019
Wow!
John Kreiter is an amazing man. I cannot wait to practice the techniques outlined in this book and as a future mental health professional I can see how I might be able to incorporate the imagination techniques into practice. Amazing, is all I can say. I am starting another one of his gems tonight.
John Kreiter is an amazing man. I cannot wait to practice the techniques outlined in this book and as a future mental health professional I can see how I might be able to incorporate the imagination techniques into practice. Amazing, is all I can say. I am starting another one of his gems tonight.
March 15, 2022
Detached Expectancy
Detached Expectancy has worked for me, also. I've used varied ideas to manifest, and this book's idea of detached expectancy is not the only one that has worked for me. Detached expectancy is one of my tried and true favorites. I don't deny it. This book is worth the time and effort and money to read and explore, as far as I am concerned.
Detached Expectancy has worked for me, also. I've used varied ideas to manifest, and this book's idea of detached expectancy is not the only one that has worked for me. Detached expectancy is one of my tried and true favorites. I don't deny it. This book is worth the time and effort and money to read and explore, as far as I am concerned.
June 6, 2021
Yes! Five stars for this book. Who is John Kreiter, and how come I've never heard of him before? I'm not even sure how I stumbled on this book, but I am glad I did. Great information and I highly recommend it.
August 9, 2019
Don't Bother with this Book
There are a lot of grammatical errors in this book. I think the author proof read the book with MS Word.
There are a lot of grammatical errors in this book. I think the author proof read the book with MS Word.
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