Product Description

The phenomenal success of Barbel Mohr’s bestseller The Cosmic Ordering Service transformed thousands of lives, including the life of TV presenter Noel Edmonds.

This second book is a deeper illumination of the techniques outlined in the previous books, and will shed light on any lingering questions or doubts. The book is packed with cosmic ordering success stories, but also analyses failures and explains additional guidelines to be followed. She assists readers in releasing deeply-rooted misgivings that may prevent successful ordering. Furthermore, she provides a number of extremely simple, yet effective recipes for creating the reality you want and for realising miracles.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #86017 in Books
• Published on: 2007-05-03
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 224 pages

Review
'It's fantastic.' -- Noel Edmonds 'It's a perfect creed for the age -- no commitment but unlimited benefits ... Anyone familiar with, say, Waitrose's Ocado grocery delivery service will also grasp the basics of Cosmic Ordering. You just write down what you want, set a delivery date and wait for it to arrive. What's more, there's nothing to pay.' -- Daily Telegraph 'Help the universe help you.' -- Daily Mail

Review

'It's fantastic.'

'It's a perfect creed for the age – no commitment but unlimited benefits . . . Anyone familiar with, say, Waitrose's Ocado grocery delivery service will also grasp the basics of Cosmic Ordering. You just write down what you want, set a delivery date and wait for it to arrive. What's more, there's nothing to pay.'

'Help the universe help you.'

Customer Reviews

Babbling Barbel
I bought this book because I bought one of Stephen Richards' books on cosmic ordering, which I thought was great.

However, I am severely kicking myself for spending money on buying this trash. It is so badly written that I had to go back and re-read sentences to try to work out what on earth the author was saying. It is a rambling, babbling, hard to understand, nonsensical load of rubbish. Nothing in the book even remotely relates to cosmic ordering, nothing at all!!!

The publisher's synopsis states the book is full of recipes for cosmic ordering. I finished the book unable to find even ONE recipe for a cosmic order.

Shame on the author for writing such a load of gibberish, and even more shame on the publisher for publishing it.

Please don't waste your money.