Manifesting Abundance

By: Marianne Williamson

Narrated by: Marianne Williamson

This audio download collection of Marianne Williamson's audio recordings includes her popular lectures on manifesting abundance. This collection of live lectures includes:

Surrender All Things/Spiritual Truth
Principles of Manifesting/Letting God Lead
Manifesting Miracles/Living Your Capacity©1998 Marianne Williamson; © and (P)1998 Hay House, Inc.

Manifesting GREAT listening!

I have become a huge fan of Marianne's after seeing her at the Mile Hi Church in Denver. I then listened to this audible. FABULOUS. I couldn't wait to listen every chance I got. I highly recommend!

Meditation for success

Wow great compilation of insights perspectives and meditations to change our thinking to heart centered.

Narrator

I usually am hesitant to have an author be the narrator. In this case the presenter being an author, but I like Marianne. I thought this was a good workshop. There were a couple key lessons that I found beneficial. You can listen to find them too.

Great for life changes

if you are looking to improve your well being listen closely and follow the deep path to growth

Amazing!

What did you love best about Manifesting Abundance?

The material is entirely focused on the text "A Course in Miracles". Personally, I've gotten really tired of the whole "Law of Attraction" stuff and I kept getting the sense that what I was gaining from some material was really missing something. Marianne really dives deep in goes into the deeper principles that can be blocking us from really truly manifesting true authentic abundance in our lives by sharing how our ego (our fear) can want to try to control the outcomes when truly we find abundance through our connection with God (the Divine, the Universe, etc.) rather than worldly things.

Yes, there's Christian language in it, but she is using the language as it is used in the text. However, this doesn't mean at all that any of this is "religious". As Marianne explains, the Course is a psychological training to help us create lives of peace rather than a theological doctrine. If you're able to go beyond the language use and really listen to the underlying message, you're definitely in for a treat!

I'll likely be listening to this again in the future for reference!

Who was your favorite character and why?

Not relevant to this, as it is in the more personal growth genre.

Which scene was your favorite?

N/A

What’s an idea from the book that you will remember?

We are to be in the world, but not of the world. We are spiritual beings living a human, worldly experience -- not beings of the world wanting to have a spiritual experience.