Review: Laws of Creation Explained
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 21, 2012
The book gives excellent definitions and examples of the use of basic Universal spiritual law.  The author makes many statements that cause one to think and consider such as "To know but not to do is not to know", "It's actually good not to just settle for something", "Is it my needs or theirs", "Everyone wants development but nobody wants change" and "The moment you decide enough is enough you become master of your own life". Questions are asked.  The one that was the most significant to me was, "Who are your dream stealers?"  The chapter that everyone should read and keep near them is Chapter 11, The Red Peppers.  This was very powerful.  I read this book in one setting, but it actually needs to be read slowly, one chapter at a time, in order for the words to sink in and cause change to take place.