Storytime Sunday - E Squared

Disclaimer:  I received the book below from Hay House Inc. in exchange for my honest opinions.  All opinions remain my own.

 

E Squared

 

by: Pam Grout

 

  Thanks to Hay House Inc., Mommy in PA got the chance to review E Squared by Pam Grout and here are her thoughts:

 

  So the subtitle of this book is what really caught my attention.  "Nine Do-It-Yourself Energy Experiments That Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality"...who can resist the temptation to see if this really works?!?!

 

  We've all heard tales of people who dreamt of winning lottery numbers, folks who just seem to luck into everything that they could ever want, and the folks who can never seem to get a break.  Well this book explains how our thoughts, our own inner energy, can determine what will happen in our everyday lives.  And how we can have control over it.

 

  We've all experienced coincidences.  This book will tell you why a coincidence isn't what it seems but more like a connection of energies between people.  Here are a couple of examples:  Mommy in GA and Mommy in PA regularly realize we had the same thing for dinner even when we never mention anything about it or even what we bought at the store.  And there are always the times, very frequently, that one of us will call the other one and they say "I was just going to call you". 

 

  The book has a series of 9 experiments, which if given the right amount of time per experiment, will take you approximately three weeks to complete.  I myself did most of the experiments and had about a fifty percent success rate. 

 

  E-Squared basically teaches you about using your own inner force to make positive outcomes in your life.  It also explains why some people have trouble succeeding because they don't believe they can.  Basically the second that you start doubting yourself you are already slowing if not completely halting your positive progress.  If you don't believe in yourself...who will?

 

  I really like this book and plan on returning to it often to remind myself about the positive thinking, which by the way, has become my new favorite saying. 

 

 

   For more information about the book and author you can head over to the Hay House Site or purchase your own copy on Amazon.