Art & Practice of Creative Visualization

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Summary: The First Step is Awating You...
Review: The Art & Practice of Creative Visualization

Red Wheel/Weiser

Ophiel has moved on to the Summerland, but his wonderful writings are still here, not only for us to enjoy but to gain insight and knowledge. The Art of Creative Visualization has been republished for this reason.

Do you have a problem with meditations and moving energy? Do you ever wonder why life seems fairly easy for others, yet you seem to struggle? The Art of Creative Visualization is the answer. This small booklet packs a lifetime of information between its covers.

Let Ophiel's ten laws of Creative Visualization, change your life for the better. With the easy to use explanations and exercises, you can master your own life in a matter of days. What are you waiting for? The first step is awaiting for you. Create the life you want!

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Summary: Seeing is Believing
Review: The exercises in this book can help you see. You aren't just told to imagine a blue flame -- but told steps to help you learn to see the blue flame. You are told about the sphere of availability -- that is, something that is not out of your range of possiblity when you apply your mind to drawing the desired object to you. Things are explained that are not explained anywhere else I know of. For instance, have you ever noticed that sometimes a person may win a lot of money or be given money and then it is gone quickly. Ophiel explains why this happens. He tells how to stop this from happening. He explains how to draw to you the things you need and want and how to stop your new blessings from becoming a burden. If you underestand occult principles at all, this book will be a help to you. If you don't understand, perhaps you'll miss it as a couple of the other reviewers has. If you don't understand, but are open to want to understand, then this is a good place to start. What is told here works. That is the bottom line.

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Summary: Huh?
Review: This book starts out promising. Oh I would also like to note, it's not really purely about visualization but also about using creative visualization as a tool to manifest desires.

Ophiel tells you he's going to teach you all about honing your visualization skill. Then he jumps right in with this weird, complex magic ritual involving drawing pentragrams and praying to Raphael and Gabriel or something. Oh, and the magic ritual also includes visualizing complex scenes in nature. I was expecting some visualization exercises, but this turned me off immediately. No explanation other than you don't need to know what it means to invoke these deities, because "it" will "still work."