Ask And It Is Given: Learning To Manifest Your Desires

“You Only Hear What You Are Ready to Hear.”

Abraham continuously emphasizes that manifestation cannot occur until an individual is ready for it. To become ready, people must open themselves up to the idea of Universal guidance and the Law of Attraction. The authors rather disingenuously point out that by buying the book, readers are already on the path to greater manifestations. This stance has the convenient side effect of presenting the book itself as an important step along some intangible path toward spiritual enlightenment.

“Since we know who you are, we will easily help you remember who you are.”

The cryptic yet omniscient tone of this passage is characteristic of “Abraham’s” mode of speech, and the wording emphasizes the authors’ description of this intangible entity as an all-knowing, collective consciousness whose sole purpose is helping humans to reconnect with Source. Throughout the book, Abraham’s narrative voice speaks directly to the reader.

“You were born with the innate knowledge that you create your own reality.”

This quote highlights the idea that humans once knew the truth about the vibrational world but have become distracted by the sensations of the physical world. According to Abraham, each person begins life with the sole intention of manifesting a specific version of reality. The forcefully direct