The Key to The Secret: How to Manifest from the Heart

If you read this book in its entirety including the footnotes, and actually followed the exercises, you would have ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSE in having all of your desires manifested. If anything, the author shows so many different ways to manifest your wishes, that at times it can get overwhelming.The author assumes that you have read the books he footnotes and does the work for you by summarizing their main points. If you have not read them, he gives you enough information to whet your appetite and get those books (most of which truly are excellent). The only knock I would give this book is that I would have appreciated incorporating the footnotes into the actual content of the book. This would have made for much smoother reading. Otherwise, I consider it THE definitive reference book of manifesting.

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I wasn't going to review this, but given two very strange reviews. I will. This book has its faults. It has too much information- but I wouldn't want to see any taken out. Where the average book could give 1-2 examples, to illustrate a point, this book gives many. I liked them all. The structure is set up such that some important points are repeated more than once, in different ways. I needed this, and I found it very helfpul. Some important ideas are summed up at the end. I found this very helpful. I am in a group that is reading this. The best ideas from a number of books are presented, as bare bones, in context. You would need to read at least 50 fifty books, to get all the ideas this book has, in one place. The author(s) are not in their twenties, that's for sure. There is a book by Jason Magnum, I cant think of hte title. Jason clearly thinks he's found the holy grail of manifesting. This book cites his ideas, along with ideas from 5 other books that are similar. The comparison is very useful. I see what is common. Jason's book is ok, I'm not sorry I read it. This book lists every idea I know of, in the field of manifesting, and many I had never heard of. I get new awareness out of this book every time I read it. And, the author(s) also have a sense of humor, which shows up in the oddest ways. Long as this is, it's a fun read. It doesnt seem long when I read it, I get to the end, and wish for more. I will try to find Amazon's autonotification so I find out when the author(s) come out with their next book, and get it immediately. Wayne Dyer's books are models of rational thinking. The one on manifesting lacks heart, though. This book has a whole new take on heart, which I found useful. The book is designed to change your belief systems so you can manifest. If you want to stay the way you are, don't read this. If you want to change your life, this will help, far more than I had expected.

I've only seen one book that even comes close to this book, and that is a book by John Living, on Intuitive Tools- and that book doesn't cover as much as this book does, in over 400 pages. The Divining Hand:: The 500 year-old Mystery of Dowsing covers material in the same way. This is a book to be digested slowly- you have notes from so many different ideas- it's a little disjoint, for that. This is unavoidable in a book like this. This book would be ok for a beginner who has some patience, however it is perhaps best for those with some prior experience in the field. Simply written. I see two negative reviews, one by someone who didn't read the book, I think, and the other with some negative ideas. I found this book extremely useful.

I have never seen a book like this one. The author has clearly spent a great portion of his life learning everything on the subject of how to become aware of precisely what we are doing to have produced the circumstances of our lives, and more importantly, how to change whatever elements of it that we are not happy with. Make room on your bookshelves by throwing out every other book on quantum physics, metaphysics, and all manner of effective spiritual practices, and replace it with this one. The author has done the legwork of finding the best information, the investigative reporting work of studying and trying out the information, and the editing work of boiling it down to simple, understandable terms. This one is definitely a keeper.

Here are some highlights of this extremely informative tome.We seek out problems for their gifts because we grow as we solve them.Manifesting is the law of Resonant Attraction at work. You are always manifesting what you are in resonance with.You could summarize this book in one word: Trust.This book is about having fun and becoming a conscious creator.What would it feel like if your dream was real right now?The author read over 2000 books and attended countless seminars over 40 years before compiling this book. I have seen him at many of the seminars.

This is a good book about the art of manifesting. It's a rather long book, but it contains a lot of useful information that will help the reader use the Law of Attraction effectively. It has some great information on clearing limiting beliefs, as well.

The Key to the Secret: How to Manifest from the Heart is an invaluable contribution to anyone desiring a fulfilling life of balance, joy, health, and peace.The book is packed with reflections and reminders of that which is perfect within and without us. A single one of the hundreds of tips contained herein can transform a person's life experience for the better by rerouting his/her steps in the direction of their fully realized destiny.I highly recommend this book to anyone who is serious about living consciously and joyfully.

Such a chore to read. Dull and tries to turn manifesting into a long-drawn out process that really isn't necessary. Too much focus on diet and nutrition and things that really aren't needed for manifesting - the author's just putting in their own agenda on what you should eat and how you should act.