The Creation's laws of attraction apply to the SPIRIT as ...
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The Creation's  laws of attraction  apply  to  the  SPIRIT  as well  as  everything  else..
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I hadn't realized how often I was using the Law of Attraction to attract something that I didn't really want.  Having the opportunity to read the cards is a wonderful reminder of the main points of the book.  Now all I have to do is find the time to reread the book.  Somehow or other I keep reading more and more books--which I live, and I do like to read about the same topic from a variety of writers because there are so many different aspects--just like a diamond that has been cut, as you look at it you see the sparkles--I love seeing the variety of aspect on a given subject.  I like to make informed decisions as to what I choose to believe or not believe, and some things are simply put "on hold" to be considered at another time.
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Dr. Frankiel invites readers to join her on a journey through the worlds of Kabbalah. During this journey one discovers that there is more to life than the everyday world of action. Frankiel encourages her fellow travelers to seek meaning and purpose for their existence by forming a connection with the Divine Creator through study, prayer, meditation, and action. Through a connection between Divine will and human action we are able to fulfill our purpose by becoming an integral part of the infinite process of creation. Furthermore, Frankiel encourages us to realize our full potential in the creation process through her presentation of the Ten Sefirot, the branches of the Tree of Life that lives within the center of the Jewish mystical landscape. She informs us that according to Jewish mystical teachings we embody the Tree of Life, which consists of the ten Divine qualities that are manifested in each creative act. Frankiel offers that as human beings, formed in the Divine image, we are the only creation born with the ability to consciously create because we have been blessed with Divine gifts that include wisdom, understanding, and knowledge. Through these gifts we are given the honor and responsibility to manifest the Divine presence in the world of action. Thus, as Frankiel proposes, the human purpose is creation in accord with Divine will. Although Frankiel presents the possibility of perfection as a goal we can all strive for, she is quick to point out that Jewish teachings focus on the journey toward perfection rather than its ultimate attainment. Along with Divine qualities we have also inherited the freedom of choice from our primordial father and mother who chose to separate from the Divine realm, which opened the door for evil to enter the world. Frankiel suggests, after numerous generations of separation from our Divine homeland many of us have forgotten our connection to our Creator. Hence, many actions in the world reflect our egotistical human will and separation from the Divine energies that lay dormant within us. However, there is hope for a better world. Recently, in the last forty years, it appears that there has been a renewed interest in spirituality, especially in the United States. It arose when many people were experiencing feelings of depression, emptiness, and alienation despite economic prosperity and technological advancements that afforded a more leisurely lifestyle and increased life expectancy. Indeed, the human fascination with something beyond physical existence is evident throughout history. As Frankiel proposes, our fascination in realms beyond the material world may be caused by an eternal longing of the heavenly spirit or soul that lives within each one of us for our common Divine heritage. Sadly, along with our human longing for meaning, purpose, and fulfillment comes our ability to choose drug abuse, alcoholism, and chronic depression as escape routes from the pain of alienation. However, there are other avenues we can travel that lead to a fulfilling, purposeful, and meaningful life. Dr. Frankiel offers us a way, within the framework of Kabbalah, to realize our potential with the aid of spiritual and physical practices that can unlock our imagination and creative powers. In recognizing and experiencing our connection to the Divine that lives within us, we are able to begin the process of discovering and cultivating our unique talents. Nonetheless, Dr. Frankiel warns us that personal spiritual practice and cultivation, although seemingly rewarding and satisfying, is only part of the process leading toward realizing our full human potential. Through the discovery and utilization of our unique abilities to manifest Divine will, we simultaneously fulfill our Divine mission of creation and perhaps, if only for moments at a time, we will experience the intense joy of being one with the Creator and all creation. Dr. Frankiel reveals her unique talents for spiritual insight and compassionate communication to give readers of all faiths the opportunity to share in "the gift of Kabbalah."
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It has been a pleasure reading the reviews of others  of this magisterial work. We form a kind of brotherhood across space and time in the task of praising to the outside world the grandeur of the work Mann himself considered his magnum opus. I once owned the previous Lowe-Porter translation and could get precisely nowhere with it. Now Mr. Woods has made it accessible to any literate spirit. I use the term "spirit" advisedly. For in the Prelude, entitled "The Descent into Hell," Mann sets forth a cosmogony derived from Gnosticism apparently, in which God permitted the soul, at its urgent request, to descend to earth to intermix with matter and then, in order to redeem the soul from this entanglement sent out a second emissary, as it were, the spirit, from the heavenly realm. But the spirit also got itself overengaged with this earthly compound of soul-matter, losing sight, one might say, of its original mission of rescue, much as an ambassador to a foreign land, if he stays there too long, loses the sense of his original representation and instead becomes an advocate for the foreign country, as Mann points out with exquisite irony. But then, gentle reader, the bombshell explodes, and Mann cuts through all of his own thick and multilayered ironies to set forth what I, at least, consider the strongest sentence I have ever encountered, anywhere:

[The spirit] remains, no matter how it presents itself, what it is: the messenger of
warning, the principle of opposition, umbrage, and wandering, which stirs up
within the breast of one individual, among all the great host of the lustily
complacent, an uneasiness at our preternatural wretchedness, drives him out
of the gates of the past and the given and into the extravagant adventure of
uncertainty, and makes him like the stone that, once it has broken away and
begins to roll, is destined to set in motion an ever-growing, rolling,
incalculable cascade of events.  [pp. 35-6]

And from this immediately ensues the epic spiritual adventure of Abraham into the uncharted domain of grasping for an understanding of and relationship with  the sole and ultimate source of sovereignty in the universe. And if this weren't enough, Mann then goes on to equate Abraham's adventure with the adventure of the storyteller (!) in daring to reach out to compose a tale such as this one.
Obviously I could go on forever in this vein, but my sole object is to plant my flag with the other on-line reviewers here and perhaps by this to induce some innocent wandering passerby of a reader to get out there and buy the book and read it, and by that act of participation, under any view a daunting and time-consuming committment, to join in Mann's festival of life, of storytelling as high art, of recapitulating in himself or herself the tradition of absorbing one's own cultural roots at the deepest level of joy and satisfaction. So there.--Mark B. Packer
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The contents speaks for it's self. It is for the person wanting a deeper relationship with the Creator Himself, not only instructions but to be put into practice by the reader.
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Love is presented in an excellent way. It is the Master Key to all created forms. And it represents the source for eternal nurturing of God's Creation.
I recommend for anyone to read this book.
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I've read many books on the law of attraction, but this book explains it with clear examples.
I would recommend it to anyone who is having trouble understanding this law.
It's life changing.
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Many will find David Young's fascinating book hard to believe, but it should strike a responsive chord with those who have experienced synchronicity at work in their own lives. Skeptics will scoff, "If George really is contacting you, why doesn't he just appear before your eyes and proclaim, "Hi, David! George Harrison here. Nice to meet you, and here's what I want to tell you..."

For reasons unknown and perhaps unknowable to us, Spirit seems to communicate to those who are living in the material world exactly in the way described by Young-- through dreams and  remarkable coincidences. People who expect Spirit manifestations to conform to rules invented by people, with our limited grasp of how higher consciousness operates, are just setting themselves up for disappointment. Spirit speaks to us in its own way, and beyond our narrow conceptions of time and space.

The big question I have, giving the author the benefit of the doubt that he is being truthful about his experiences,: IS it really George himself making the contact, or some aspect of Young's Higher Self? In the end, perhaps that doesn't matter as much as the positive results Young is seeing in his physical life.

Some mild criticisms: at times it reads like a romance novel, at other times it's an obvious promotional tool for Young's music. Still, I found this book very interesting. If you can maintain an open mind, you may not only find it interesting, but may experience coincidences of your own while reading it. Synchronicity is a natural part of life that many of is in Western society have been conditioned to overlook or deny. "The world is ready for a mystic revolution, a discovery of the God in each of us."-- George Harrison
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The Law of Attraction and Gratitude, an e-book Copyright by Avinash.
The book opens with a Disclaimer, Dedication and an Introduction briefly defining what the reader will find within the body of the work. Fourteen chapters and a conclusion follow providing numerous ways to look at and advance/change to positive thinking and the advantages thereof. Each chapter is labeled to describe the method to be advanced in that chapter; e.g. Chapter 1  The Law of the Mirror where the reader is instructed to look into a mirror and really look at yourself so as to introspectively see yourself; 2  the questionable science of the findings; 3 - The Law of Confession as a vital component of the Law of Attraction discusses the strength of some words and their effect; Chapters on The Law of Thoughts, People, Continuity of Success, Forgiveness, Humility, Attracting Money, Time, Gratitude, Gratitude and the Mind, Gratitude of the Body, and Gratitude in Times of Pain. These are followed by a wrap-up Conclusion. Each chapter concludes with a case history that elucidates the important lesson provided in the chapter along with a question/thought for the reader.
The author has provided an introduction to the power/advantages of positive thinking and has emphasized it from a number of different vantage points. It is presented in a rather unusual manner employing a verbalization that in some ways appears a little strange and somewhat of a reach to gain his point. Also notable is the occasional lack of clarity in some discussions; e.g. the attempt to explain his position in The Attraction of Money (Chapter 9) is a little like a humorous illustration some years ago in one of the scientific journals. A scientist is looking at a long formula on a chalkboard that has a block in the center surrounding a note Here a miracle happens. He tells the formulas originator: I think this section requires a little clarification. However, the authors emphasis on the importance of learning and practicing discipline in proper use of money is excellent. The Law of Humility (8) is particularly good in its admonition to remember no matter how high your position, always be willing to learn from others, as are the instructions offered in that of People (5) and Continuity (6).
Generally speaking, as another of the growing number of self-help books, readers should find this unusually worded presentation on positive thinking of interest and helpful.
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I've been hearing a lot of things about this law of attraction but actually doesn't believe it myself. I admit I'm one of those skeptics about this one. This book however will make you think otherwise and will make you believe that law of attraction really does exist and is a part of our lives, if we just pay attention to it. It is stated in this book that the law of attraction plays a very fundamental role in our day-to-day life more so in the helping you vibrate positive frequency that may affect almost every aspect of your life. Well, I believe that this rings a truth. I may not believe in law of attraction before but a positive mind, i believe, will bring you what you want provided that you work your way to achieve that. Now I understand that law of attraction works side to side with positivity. You basically attract what you think.
This book is a great way to reestablish your beliefs in the law of attraction and how it can greatly affect how you live your life.
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The writer of this book appears to be driven by the flow of Gods Holy Spirit. The entire content brings the believer into a place of understanding the whole purpose of Gods Plan for the redeemed. It has brought my walk with Jesus into a new place, a place of active service for Him.
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This is a truly magical book. The words have power. It leads you through demonstrations of the "house of thoughts" that we all construct around our consciousness to make sense of the infinite universe. We use words and thoughts to protect and defend ourselves from things we fear. But what we fear are simply flimsy, plywood walls of thought that limit our wisdom and spiritual growth. Once we stop defending these flimsy walls, and surrender to life, we realize that life is trying to help us. Anytime something that we perceive as "painful" happens it is simply Life nudging our walls. What we interpret as "bad," or "hurtful," or "failure" is simply life rustling up against our limits. And, Singer suggests, if we simply surrender and allow Life to happen, we can release the attachments we hold to these painful walls, thus allowing the endless sunlight outside to shine into our "house" and for our infinite consciousness to shine out.  This book has transformed my life. I was ready for transformation, and lo and behold, the book appeared, and I read it, and it was good.
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This volume is an enchanting and riveting account of the classic struggle between the flesh and the spirit, e.g. good and evil.
The Last Champion is rife with symbolism that connects with today's world and the struggles we all face with our faith.
The author takes the symbolism to new and intriguing heights, its a must for any science fiction fan with any connection to the Spirit.
In short, a creative person's account of the mystery of the Trinity.
Nice show, DT!
HBH
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This book contains deep truths of supernatural realms and experiences at a level which many will find difficult to accept without some foundational teaching and revelation. Jeff Jansen's earlier book 'Glory Rising' on creative miracles, signs  and wonders provides that foundation. The furious sound of glory is the manifestation of the power of Almighty God unleashed on the earth as sound, music, voice, light and the whole created spectrum through a rising glory generation. How God's power has been diverted into the occult to achieve evil satanic purposes illegally provides a close counterfeit to redemptive truth. Real life families involved in the church of satan and their practice of witchcraft, astral travel, and unholy pathways are shown to be subject to the Kingdom of God, resulting in the death of a high priest. I recommend this book without any reservation to those chosen by God and who hunger for Him and have been given special grace to overcome in the area of deliverance and set the captives free.
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The book speaks for itself. A very spiritual work. Every reader who is seeking connection with the Creator and connection with his fellow man will learn from this.
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This is a GREAT BOOK!!!  For those who have strong religious and/or spiritual beliefs like I do, this is a book that is easy to read and clearly shows that the Law of Attraction was actually being practiced, and taught for thousands of years.  Here is what dawned on me when I read the book.  It is not referred to as the Law of Attracton in the Bible, that is a more modern terminology.  However, all of the principles of the Law of Attraction were definitely being taught and used.  After reading this GREAT BOOK, I read another GREAT BOOK "Jesus Taught It Too, the Early Roots of the Law of Attraction."  Between these 2 books, as a former licensed member of the clergy who was called to another path in the service of the Lord, it left zero doubt in my mind that the Law of Attraction is both real and was actually instructed by the Lord himself, although he never called it the Law of Attraction.  These were the two books that started me on an inquenchable thirst for as much information as I can find on how to make the Law of Attraction work for us instead of against us; because, as I have discovered, the Law of Attraction is always working regardless of our acceptance of it or our denial.  For those who have strong religious or spiritual tendencies, especially, I have to say that this book is a MUST READ.  Enough Said.
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I think I can best sum up the spirit of this book by taking this piece of the conclusion at the end of the book;
"For each of us,our life's journey can be fraught with fear, suspicion, and hatred or with passionate curiosity, optimism, and faith that the universe is benevolent.
Even when we experience a synchronicity that seems dark or cruel, we have the ability to look beyond the immediate and glimpse the larger picture, the underlying order beneath the chaos.
By cracking synchronicity's symbolic code, we are invited into the mystery of the divine.",
and adding the first line of the introduction of this book to it;
"Believe it or not, life continues after you die",
to reach the conclusion you will probably come to, when you put the suggestions in this book into practice in your life;
"For each of us, our life's journey can be fraught with fear, suspicion, and hatred or with passionate curiosity, optimism, and faith that the universe is benevolent.
Even when we experience a synchronicity that seems dark or cruel, we have the ability to look beyond the immediate and glimpse the larger picture, the underlying order beneath the chaos.
By cracking synchronicity's symbolic code, we are invited into the mystery of the divine.
Believe it or not, life continues after you die."