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The Amazing Power of Deliberate Intent: Living the Art of Allowing (精装)
by Esther and Jerry Hicks
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Personal well-being, Body and mind, Spirituality, Self help |
| Market price: ¥ 268.00
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¥ 238.00
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MSL rating:
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| MSL Pointer Review:
Uplifting, empowering and practical, this book is an excellent follow-up to Ask and It Is Given, providing the "baby steps" to creating the reality we want to be living. |
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An American reader (MSL quote), USA
<2007-01-10 00:00>
I've bought all the latest and greatest "spiritual" books but Abraham-Hicks has been around since the 80s and no one has improved on their work. I constantly hear Abraham's terminology used by other authors but the Abraham-Hicks books are, to borrow one of their terms, the Source.
It's easy to get past the fact that Esther is presumably channeling, if you have a problem with that, because the truth of what is being said is so profound and hits you so squarely when you hear it you really don't care where it's coming from. I heard them first at a publishing convention where many authors spoke, including Wayne Dyer, and I signed up for Abraham- Hicks only for entertainment, I told my friend. Ten minutes into Abraham's presentation I was in tears.
I bought the 8 CDs and I listen to them over and over and over. Rich with "heads-on" ideas, I don't believe anyone need ever be depressed again after reading this work.
There is only one thing I disagree with in all the Hay House books, including this one, which is that we attract everything that happens to us. We have children running out for baseballs who get kidnapped, horribly molested and murdered - and they didn't attract that. They were unprotected and that may have attracted immature or sociopathic people. But the thoughts of these children didn't attract what happened to them.
But this does not in any way cloud the fact that you CAN, in fact, attract what happens to you, and that is infinitely more interesting.
Deliberate Intent is an improvement over their prior book, Ask and it is Given, in its detail. I thought I understood the art of allowing until I read Deliberate Intent where the concepts are explained much more thoroughly. I'm recommending it to everyone I know with problems ranging from breaking up with a fiancee to health problems to money dreams. |
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An American reader (MSL quote), USA
<2007-01-10 00:00>
While it could be argued that the basic premise of this second book is identical to that of its predecessor, it is also true that for every person who reads an idea presented one way, there are three others who won't quite absorb it at the aha! level until it's presented somewhat differently. There is no backpedaling in this from the revelations in Ask And It Is Given; however, the "processes" and different circumstances under which they may be utilized to get out of negative-thinking ruts and into a more conscious choice about what we allow to bang around in our heads, is presented with some fresh perspectives as Abraham's answering grows as a natural extension of people's asking. |
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Philip McGee (MSL quote), USA
<2007-01-10 00:00>
As a university professor of human resource development and an Anglican brother, The Amazing Power of Deliberate Intent is pure drivel and has no redeeming value whatsoever. If you enjoy new-age fantasy, get a copy from your local library otherwise do not waste your money. If you are serious about spiritual growth you might read works such as The Rule of Benedict: Insights for the Ages, or the best selling book on spiritual development of all time, it's called the Bible. |
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