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Originally Posted by moonrambler  This is just my interpretation of it though. I guess it is sort of a combination. |
The two teachings revolve around the same concept of manifesting what you desire.
The book, 'Ask and It is Given' (LoA), starts off fairly passively - just ask the Universe what you want and it is immediately manifested. However, it then goes on to explain how to remove blocks so that you can accept what you asked for. Then follow various exercises in intention and visualization, which in effect, amount to the same concept as IM.
LoA sells itself as being a bit more spiritual (teachings channelled by Abraham) and using quasi-Christian terminology. The title itself, 'Ask and It is Given', is taken from Matthew 7:7:
'Ask and it will be given to you, seek and you shall find, knock and it will be opened to you'.