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Ask And It Is Given: Learning To Manifest Your Desires
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Essay Topics
Research the history of the Law of Attraction as a concept. How does Ask and It Is Given compare to earlier works around the subject?
How do the processes presented in Ask and It Is Given compare to emotional regulation tools found in mainstream psychological frameworks?
How do Esther and Jerry Hicks’s personal backgrounds inform the content of the text?
How do the authors alter sentence structure and word choice to construct the lighthearted tone of the book?
How do real-world examples function to illustrate the less tangible concepts at work in the text? Analyze at least three to four separate metaphors in your response.
Examine the running metaphors in the book, such as that of the radio or the GPS system. Why does Abraham employ technology-based comparisons to illustrate the text’s key ideas?
How do the authors employ the technique of repetition to emphasize the books primary goals? What other functions does repetition serve in the text?
Compare Ask and It Is Given to other works by Esther and Jerry Hicks. Does their message vary over time or between works? How so?
Listen to (or watch) a live Abraham channeling session by Esther Hicks. How does this session compare to the written version of their messages?
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