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3.54 AVERAGE
3.54 AVERAGE
The book does provide some vital information about the subconscious mind, but at the same time it provides some exaggerated examples to prove a point. I don't feel such examples are a result of the subconscious thoughts.
In addition to this, the book relies heavily on the Bible and Christian ideas . Anyway, one thing that became clear was, that the subconscious can assist you in many ways. But I wouldn't rely on these ideas completely
In addition to this, the book relies heavily on the Bible and Christian ideas . Anyway, one thing that became clear was, that the subconscious can assist you in many ways. But I wouldn't rely on these ideas completely
informative
reflective
slow-paced
it was easy to understand. unlike neville, his view on the law of assumption is a little more logical. the content can be repetitive in the beginning, but towards the end and the middle, it becomes much better. the book lists down prettymuch everything you need to know about the law. you can learn quite a lot from this book alone. it teaches you not only about the law (what it is, how it works etc.), but also about how to actually apple it into your daily life. overall, a great read.
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
relaxing
medium-paced
informative
inspiring
relaxing
medium-paced
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informative
reflective
slow-paced
I will review this book based on the half I did read as I couldn’t bring myself to finish it honestly. This would remain the only book on my shelves that is read halfway through. I really doubt it got any better based on some of the reviews I read, though.
I guess it’s the type of book that you either fall in love with or absolutely hate…
The tone of the book, to me, sounded very aggravating - like someone was trying to recruit me into their cult and force their ideas on me. It also felt like it had a hidden religious agenda.
The part that really made me go “alright, that’s enough” was when the author started discussing how the subconscious mind can heal cancer. Like really? Come on, man…
I expected more psychology and science (not sure if that came afterwards) but I really couldn’t stick with it to find out.
With all of that being said, I really do believe in the power of the mind; I just don’t like when it extends to the supernatural and unrealistic.
I guess it’s the type of book that you either fall in love with or absolutely hate…
The tone of the book, to me, sounded very aggravating - like someone was trying to recruit me into their cult and force their ideas on me. It also felt like it had a hidden religious agenda.
The part that really made me go “alright, that’s enough” was when the author started discussing how the subconscious mind can heal cancer. Like really? Come on, man…
I expected more psychology and science (not sure if that came afterwards) but I really couldn’t stick with it to find out.
With all of that being said, I really do believe in the power of the mind; I just don’t like when it extends to the supernatural and unrealistic.
Waste of time
Written by crazy religious fanatic
Is subconscious mind really going to heal cut off leg? or god fill help?
just funny...
Written by crazy religious fanatic
Is subconscious mind really going to heal cut off leg? or god fill help?
just funny...
informative
inspiring
fast-paced