The Power of Awareness

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Summary: Conscious creation from an Earthly source
Review: Neville seems to know only what the great channelers and the most very enlightened tell us that imagination creates our world. In his audio lectures found on the web Neville speaks of his awakening. This material is similar to the Abraham books in that the secret is to concentrate on the feeling you wish from having attained your wish and not the wish itself or the lack of what you wish for. Neville, like many others, encourages us to use this power to become who we want to be and not to get lost in the wishing for material objects for ego gratification. The writing is clear and deliberate as is his speaking. I've found out that all the Neville books give the core information but each in it's own way elaborates important additional information. ...

Rating:
Summary: Conscious creation from an Earthly source
Review: Neville seems to know only what the great channelers and the most very enlightened tell us that imagination creates
our world. In his audio lectures found on the web Neville speaks of his awakening. This material is similar to
the Abraham books in that the secret is to concentrate on the feeling you wish from having attained your
wish and not the wish itself or the lack of what you wish for. Neville, like many others, encourages us to use
this power to become who we want to be and not to get lost in the wishing for material objects for
ego gratification. The writing is clear and deliberate as is his speaking. A good companion to this book
would be Neville's "Awakened Imagination" which gives a little more on this technique.

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Summary: Not a book on mood psychology as the title implies.
Review: This book is not a book on mood psychology but propoganda for monotheistic religion, refering to God, always capitalized, on nearly every other page. If i were into such concepts I could easily dilude myself into any state of unphoria without needing a book to help me. The Power of Now by Ekcart Tolle is a much better book that sticks to the topic without promoting any particular faiths or religion.