Somebody stop me

I’m starting to attract these articles like some gurus attract riches, fame and Ph.D.s:

I’m still not having much luck attracting Halle Berry though. And the strange thing is, I’m thinking about her an awful lot more than The Secret. Go figure.

P.S. Thanks to Cosmic Connie for pointing this article out to me.

Posted on Sunday, February 25, 2007 at 05:35 PM

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Sean Woodruff says...

Please, nobody stop him. This is too much fun!

I laughed out load when I read that the “physical form” of Esther Hicks was upset that only the voice of Abraham, and not Esther’s likeness, was used in the making of the original movie. This prompted a change in the movie.

Apparently, the “Law of Ego” is more powerful than the “Law of Attraction.”

Posted on 02/26/2007 at 09:35 AM

moi says...

Before reading the article, I wasn’t aware that LOA was based on a channeled entity. If such is the case, why are they calling it scientific? And, does any one know what the Hicks woman is referring to when she has “Abraham” say , at end of article, that R. Byrne doesn’t know what LOA is really about? What is the difference between the Hicks’ LOA and Byrne’s LOA?

Posted on 02/26/2007 at 11:17 AM

Blair Warren says...

moi,

I think they call it scientific because they quote a scientist of two. Apparently that is enough.

From now on, whenever I create a product I’m going to quote a doctor so that I can claim it is medicine. I’m going to quote a scientist so I can claim it is scientific. I’m going to quote a theologian so I can claim it is religious. And finally, I’ll quote a comedian so I can claim it is funny.

As for your question about the difference between Hick’s and Byrne’s LOA, I’ll have to leave that one to someone else.

Posted on 02/26/2007 at 11:35 AM