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title:	Ask and It Is Given: Learning to Manifest Your Desires
author:	Esther Hicks, Jerry Hicks
format:	Paperback	Prices compared at 01:26 PM 15/05/08 About pricing data
publisher:	Hay House Inc
released:	April 28, 2005
isbn:	1401904599
isbn-13:	9781401904593

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Customer Reviews
Motivating but far too heavy - Rated I remember reading this book around the same time I read Rich Dad Poor Dad. It was a very heavy read - far too much to digest in one round. Worth reading, but it took an enormous amount of concentration - not one to read on the tube. Crazed loon escapes asylum - Rated I wondered when the nutters would come out of the woodwork? Just look at the head case review below! Such negative people should get themselves sorted out in the head. Maybe if he actually bought this book instead of blabbing on then it would sort his head out. Good to have it,but you read it agin and agin... - Rated I know this book due to I listened Hayhouse radio "Ask and is given" radio show. Through the archives of the show, I listened the people asked Abraham verity questions.I got alot of ideas. It's not very easy to apply in the begin due to our core believe system and what sort of enviroment that we grew up. As I listen and read,they really strong adivice people think,live and create everything in now. Once you get it what is "now"...then everything flow to you as they said. A very heavy read - Rated This book is a very heavy read, but some of the information in it seems fairly logical. I won't write a detailed review because I think all the other reviews already posted give a potential buyer the relevant information about the contents of the book. I am giving it three stars because while I did find it hard to get through, and a lot of the pages are repeated over and over, it does give some information on how to reprogramme your thoughts into positive ones in order to receive what you want. I bought myself a box today to make into a Creation Box and I will update my review if/when I have success with this! Loony tunes - Rated The concept of the non-physical entity Abraham detailing 22 processes, behavioural guidances for all humans to utilise in their lives is a little loony. Why only 22 processes, why not unlimited processes, as that is the way the universe works? I must admit, I got part way through this and started wondering how people could relate to this???? As way out this book is it did touch upon some serious stuff, albeit how we are influenced by the universal laws that govern our time/space reality. A shame such theories were given over to an entity that seems as way out as Jonathan Cainer's entity in his pitiful excuse of a book, and yet I and other people are buying this stuff.

Customer Reviews

Motivating but far too heavy - Rated 3/5
I remember reading this book around the same time I read Rich Dad Poor Dad. It was a very heavy read - far too much to digest in one round. Worth reading, but it took an enormous amount of concentration - not one to read on the tube.

Crazed loon escapes asylum - Rated 5/5
I wondered when the nutters would come out of the woodwork? Just look at the head case review below! Such negative people should get themselves sorted out in the head. Maybe if he actually bought this book instead of blabbing on then it would sort his head out.

Good to have it,but you read it agin and agin... - Rated 5/5
I know this book due to I listened Hayhouse radio "Ask and is given" radio show. Through the archives of the show, I listened the people asked
Abraham verity questions.I got alot of ideas.
It's not very easy to apply in the begin due to our core believe system and what sort of enviroment that we grew up.
As I listen and read,they really strong adivice people think,live and create everything in now.
Once you get it what is "now"...then everything flow to you as they said.

A very heavy read - Rated 3/5
This book is a very heavy read, but some of the information in it seems fairly logical.

I won't write a detailed review because I think all the other reviews already posted give a potential buyer the relevant information about the contents of the book.

I am giving it three stars because while I did find it hard to get through, and a lot of the pages are repeated over and over, it does give some information on how to reprogramme your thoughts into positive ones in order to receive what you want.

I bought myself a box today to make into a Creation Box and I will update my review if/when I have success with this!

Loony tunes - Rated 2/5
The concept of the non-physical entity Abraham detailing 22 processes, behavioural guidances for all humans to utilise in their lives is a little loony. Why only 22 processes, why not unlimited processes, as that is the way the universe works? I must admit, I got part way through this and started wondering how people could relate to this???? As way out this book is it did touch upon some serious stuff, albeit how we are influenced by the universal laws that govern our time/space reality. A shame such theories were given over to an entity that seems as way out as Jonathan Cainer's entity in his pitiful excuse of a book, and yet I and other people are buying this stuff.