The same goes for emotions, as it turns out, with your internal emotional vibration interpreters serving as your most sophisticated means of approaching the abilities of metaphysical beings like Abraham. Therein, Abraham asserts that the physical senses are all a form of vibrational interpretation. The book goes into more detail about the nature of these metaphysical “vibrations” in Chapters 5 and 8.
This is not a reason for you to despair, he believes, because, in his own words, “Well-Being is lined up outside your door” even now. Instead, metaphysical forces relating to mismatched “vibrations” of a being and their desires have left them in a discordant state. For example, Abraham declares that neither a lack of skill nor fortitude has kept physical beings from reaching their desires. Abraham accomplishes this in several ways, including providing the reader with “reminders” about where they originated from in the “Source.” Abraham also provides assurances to the reader as they begin their mental reawakening, with memorable axioms such as “there is nothing that you cannot be, do, or have.”įurther on, Abraham begins to open up and answer the questions posed by previous physical beings they have interacted with. First, this authorial being seems to need to set the scene so you can fully appreciate what they intend to impart in its entirety. Of course, Abraham does not immediately launch into the methods needed to reach this level of personal fulfillment. Abraham is further described as a collection of like-minded beings that collectively hold insights into “the power of feeling good now” and how it can be harnessed by people in our physical dimension. While the separation between the authors and this figure isn’t fully articulated, what is clear is that Abraham claims to be “from the Non-Physical dimension,” a place from which you are also said to originate. To simplify your understanding of this work in this context, though, its chapters have been broken down based upon the title of the book’s first part.Īccordingly, the book opens with a review of information that is “known,” primarily by the authors and their metaphysical guide known as Abraham. The unusual organization of information can lead to some feelings of repetition. When you first pick up “Ask and It Is Given,” you may be a little befuddled by the progression of its subject matter over the course of the book. Regardless of how deeply you connect with this text, you can be certain that your outlook on the world will never be the same after you finish the last page. If the “laws of the universe” described throughout this book resonate with you, you may even find yourself reading it cover-to-cover several times over. Written by Esther and Jerry Hicks with the guidance of a “non-physical” entity known as Abraham, this book digs into the types of actions and mentalities a fully capable individual must possess in order to manifest their desires readily.Īsk and It Is Given may not be a light read, but it is certainly impactful. If you’ve found yourself at this crossroads, Ask and It Is Given: Learning to Manifest Your Desires may be the precise book you need. Indeed, manifesting your desires may take additional support beyond your current capabilities. While the latter example is easy enough to resolve, the preceding one may require more effort on your part.
In the long term, you may desire to find a more personally fulfilling job, while in the short term, you may simply want a refreshing drink to sate your thirst.
What is your desire? From moment to moment, the answer may change.
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