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Ask and It Is Given: An Introduction to the Teachings of Abraham-Hicks (2011)
Esther and Jerry Hicks relate their incredible story and introduce Abraham. Abraham then explains the basics of their teachings, and answers a myriad of questions about every facet of living. Also included is a bonus segment from an Abraham-Hicks seminar cruise in which Abraham reveals the secret behind the best-selling video and book The Secret, which was originally based on Abrahams Teachings, but from which Abraham was ultimately deleted. Finally, join Esther, Jerry, Abraham and hundreds of attendees at a 2010 Art of Allowing workshop in San Francisco, California where Abraham explains their powerful Vortex of Creation concept in detail and then answers questions from several guests seeking more clarity.
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Esther and Jerry Hicks relate their incredible story and introduce Abraham. Abraham then explains the basics of their teachings, and answers a myriad of questions about every facet of living. Also included is a bonus segment from an Abraham-Hicks seminar cruise in which Abraham reveals the secret behind the best-selling video and book The Secret, which was originally based on Abrahams Teachings, but from which Abraham was ultimately deleted. Finally, join Esther, Jerry, Abraham and hundreds of attendees at a 2010 Art of Allowing workshop in San Francisco, California where Abraham explains their powerful Vortex of Creation concept in detail and then answers questions from several guests seeking more clarity.
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