Product Description

Ask the Universe for anything, with sincerity and purity of intent and it will be yours and fast. Learn to be detached and attached at the same time and watch your dreams come true and the deepest desires of your soul be fulfilled

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1025997 in Books
• Published on: 2006
• Binding: Paperback
• 187 pages

Customer Reviews

A basic starter
Very well written, very well structured and ideal for the reader wanting to pick up on the basic concept. What a bargain mine was, only paid pennies for it so couldn't go wrong. I was able to blast through this in one night as it is light reading, gave some good pointers which I marked up for reference. Maybe with a little maturity this book could have been more in-depth.

BRILLIANT (NOT)
What a book! I'm not usually given to writing negative stuff, and I'm sure this book will suit you if you're interested in the whys and wherefores of Akash, Vedic philosophy and the elements of the cosmos, however when it comes to the basics of cosmic ordering, the author seems to have completely gone off the rails! One minute s/he says cosmic ordering works and then the next minute says it might have been coincidence! The author has also broken one of my cardinal rules by 'cosmically ordering' for other people without their knowledge or consent. Do it, by all means (we all want to help others) but at least let them know what you're doing and give them a chance to say no.

The chapter on the dangers of cosmic ordering goes against all the things I've learned. The author warns of ordering too much, becoming carried away if we're successful with our orders (provided of course, that it's not just coincidence that we get our orders!) Not to mention the fact that a genie or a jinn (?) could come along and give us what we want in a bad way (ourselves or others may suffer because of it.) Why doesn't the author simply ask, as I do, for the order to be delivered "In wonderful ways and for the benefit of all."

Sorry to be so negative. If you can find this in a library then give it a read and see what you think...