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Originally Posted by Rahzad  I changed my wording a bit regarding Hicks.
From what I understand Hicks focuses heavily on getting your desires, they endorse being self centered. They focus on the material aspects of manifestation which is the lowest common denominator in the aspect of vibrational intention.
That in itself will prove self limiting because once a certain vibrational level is reached, material aspects fall away as filthy rags and ridiculous illusions that have little meaning.
Of course I do accept that they serve a purpose, as an introduction to what reality really is. They cover some fundamental basics on a level most people are interested in (Material), so don't take offense to me stating things regarding them. |
It seems clear that you have not read the Hicks' material after all, because in fact, there is almost no mention at all of material gain. Perhaps you are thinking of The Secret, which talks more about acquiring things and stuff. The Hicks' material focuses on thinking thoughts that feel good when you think them and well-being. There is very little mention of manifesting loot & booty in these books.
I don't take offense at you stating your judgments regarding this material. But I do find it ironic that your criticism of this work as flawed and self-limiting is itself flawed and self-limiting. I don't think it's fair to others to knock a book you haven't read. You wouldn't want me to do that to your book, right?