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A review by aceartemis7
E-Squared: Nine Do-It-Yourself Energy Experiments That Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality by Pam Grout
3.0
This book was pretty interesting actually. Its not religious per-say, a different sort of it, more spiritual I suppose. I was skeptical about the book. But I did one of the experiment and it worked. Looking forward to doing all 9 experiments for real and can't wait to see what happens.
The concept of Field of Potentiality was super interesting. The examples the author presented backed up her claims. I love how there was examples of real life people that are close to the author, so the book felt more personal and real and how there were also examples from corners of the world that nobody ever heard of and of Jesus. The ones about Jesus and God makes me rethink the whole bible with this concept in mind... boggles my mind, but I can't get it out of my head :)
The only thing that was wrong was that the Preface and Intro had basically the same message. I almost put it down because the author pretty much kept repeating herself, just in different ways. I suppose its so we stop being skeptical and actually believe. But it went on too long (20% of the book to be exact) and it should have been shorter to keep the reader interested.
The concept of Field of Potentiality was super interesting. The examples the author presented backed up her claims. I love how there was examples of real life people that are close to the author, so the book felt more personal and real and how there were also examples from corners of the world that nobody ever heard of and of Jesus. The ones about Jesus and God makes me rethink the whole bible with this concept in mind... boggles my mind, but I can't get it out of my head :)
The only thing that was wrong was that the Preface and Intro had basically the same message. I almost put it down because the author pretty much kept repeating herself, just in different ways. I suppose its so we stop being skeptical and actually believe. But it went on too long (20% of the book to be exact) and it should have been shorter to keep the reader interested.