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	• Creative Visualization: Use the Power of Your Imagination to Create What You Want in Your Life (Gawain, ... Shakti Gawain New World Library, Nataraj, 2002 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 100 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Shakti explained everything about creative visulisation Step-by-Step in this book.You will get your all answers about visualisation like what is visualisation,How it Works,Why it works,How to visualise?

She also explains importace of Affirmations & how to use it.She gives many exercise,so that you can use whichever you think will be of great use to you.

It is one of the greatest book written on Creative Visualisation.

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Our Modern Pioneer for Divine Manifestation

Shakti Gawain has had an immeasurable impact on my life, particularly during my early years of spiritual study. This profound book opened my eyes and my heart as to exactly HOW to manifest anything my heart desires. Her words have stayed with me, and have influenced my life to this day.
If you are looking for a book that will teach you how to bring about what you desire most in this life, get this book!
Thank you Shakti, for making such a difference in my life and spiritual evolution.
From my heart,
Barbara Rose, author of "Stop Being the String Along: A Relationship Guide to Being THE ONE" and 'If God Was Like Man'
Editor of inspire! magazine

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Visualization That Works!

Creative Visualization is a gem of a book that really helped me to visualize what I want in my life, and it taught me exactly how to go about achieving it.
Filled with wonderful techniques and exercises, Shakti Gawain did a remarkable job in putting this book together that is so easy to understand. It has made a significant difference in my life, and I believe will do the same for everyone that reads it. It deserves more than five stars.

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Excellent introduction to basics of visualization

When i was in grad school in the 80's i bought this book because it was short and practical, and learning and practicing visualization made a good balance against the pure intellectual work i did as a PhD student. Though it is said: Ask and you shall receive, i dont' always get what i ask for; Visualization is not a "Santa Clause machine". But i did benefit by finding my mind clearer, calmer after meditating in the fashion described in this book. Its smaller size and strightforward simplicity appeals to me. Another book i found interesting on the topic of visualizing is The Isaiah Effect by Gregg Braden. It is a longer, more detailed book that includes the author's adventures in discovering secrets of prayer. One passage describes how a Native American prayed rain (not "prayed for rain" but "prayed rain" - an important distinction.) In contrast, Shakti Gawain's book has minimal material on her adventures in discovery, rather it is focused on the goal of being a practical "how-to" anyone can follow without a big time commitment. (BTW, for this reason it's not the book to take on a long trip to fill your time.)

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