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A review by ivythegeekgoddess
The Vortex: Where the Law of Attraction Assembles All Cooperative Relationships by Esther Hicks
2.0
3.5 stars
Synopsis:
The Vortex explains how the Law of Attraction relates to relationships with anyone that comes into your life and how to attract more of what you want and less of what you don’t want, especially in bonds with others.
Review:
Is this the greatest book? Nope. Did it teach me a breakthrough concept I never heard of? Nope. Did I still manage to grasp something that clicked and apply it to my life? Yes, most definitely! And it has already almost instantaneously improved my relationship with my fiancée and my children.
This book is repetitive. Throughout the whole book, it is Esther/Abraham saying the same things in different ways. Yes, it got a bit monotonous at times however, I kinda think that was the point. If you drive an idea into your brain over and over and are reading the same explanation throughout the book, you can’t help but take the concept and sort of embed it into your brain, which is a good thing, a great thing, when it comes to this book. I WANT to learn how to think more positive thoughts, I WANT to elevate my vibration, and I WANT to learn how to apply it to everything and every relationship in my life, and this book did that! As she says “repetitive thoughts become beliefs” so if the constant repetitive thought that we grasp from this book is “think with gratitude and see the best in others and of the day” than that’s going to be what we begin thinking while we read this book from start to end.
Synopsis:
The Vortex explains how the Law of Attraction relates to relationships with anyone that comes into your life and how to attract more of what you want and less of what you don’t want, especially in bonds with others.
Review:
Is this the greatest book? Nope. Did it teach me a breakthrough concept I never heard of? Nope. Did I still manage to grasp something that clicked and apply it to my life? Yes, most definitely! And it has already almost instantaneously improved my relationship with my fiancée and my children.
This book is repetitive. Throughout the whole book, it is Esther/Abraham saying the same things in different ways. Yes, it got a bit monotonous at times however, I kinda think that was the point. If you drive an idea into your brain over and over and are reading the same explanation throughout the book, you can’t help but take the concept and sort of embed it into your brain, which is a good thing, a great thing, when it comes to this book. I WANT to learn how to think more positive thoughts, I WANT to elevate my vibration, and I WANT to learn how to apply it to everything and every relationship in my life, and this book did that! As she says “repetitive thoughts become beliefs” so if the constant repetitive thought that we grasp from this book is “think with gratitude and see the best in others and of the day” than that’s going to be what we begin thinking while we read this book from start to end.