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Books : Cosmic Ordering: How to Make Your Dreams Come True .
Rating: 
- Jumping on the bandwagon
Never bought the book as Cainer just jumped on the bandwagon and became the second person after Barbel Mohr to write about Cosmic Ordering. The second reason is it is probably written like his daily horoscopes - when you get to the end of the reading you wonder what was he talking about?
Again like some other reviewers I rate Stephen Richard's books way above Cainer and Mohr. Another author I rate very highly next to Wayne Dyer is Dr Joe Vitale, now he really knows what he is talking about.
Rating: - Unimpressive NO-NO
Such a let down from the great newspaper astrologer I had come to follow over the years. In a brave attempt to give his book credibility we see all sorts of props being used, which might be fine for a newspaper horoscope but not something as serious as dabbling with changing people's lives. This book is a big NO-NO. If you want to make the most of cosmic ordering then you would do well to avoid this book.
Rating:
- Hmmmmm
this was the first book i got on cosmic ordering, and to be honest i found it hard to follow. It is writen in the words of your guardian angel, and for those like me who didn't really know too much about the subject it didn't really answer any questions.
As an astrologer i have great respect for Johnathan Cainer, but like i said it didn't do anything for me. if you want to learn about the subject i think you should start off with Stephen Richards who is a much better author on this subject.
Rating:
- "Circle Talk" Spread over 159 pages.
The back cover of this book has the words "THE NEW WORLDWIDE PHENOMENON" written in bright yellow.
Praise indeed? Well NO! as it is self praise which is never a good thing, even for a book stuck to the wheel of the "COSMIC" bandwaggon. All this book does is call awareness to the subject.
Once I was engaged in the middle it suddenly dawned on me that the author had NOTHING to say. A wonderful example of "CIRCLE TALK" spread over 159 pages containing little guidence or instruction. A waste of time and money as there appeared to be contradictions littered in every chapter.
If you have ever seen Xena:WP on tv then you will spot the subtle charactor references.
There is a positive though, Johnathon Cainer's Cosmic Ordering book is written in the first person, as though an actual Guardian Angel was speaking directly to you. That is the only positive.
Consider this reading material like a stepping stone, or and introductory work slowly easing you on to the topic in a small way, like a menu that introduces food to wet your appetites.
I did not enjoy this book as I prefer to read Johnathon's work on a daily astrological basis and not as an author.
Rating: - COSMIC ORDERING
This is written from the point of view of our 'Guardian Angel'. It talks in terms of Cosmic Ordering being a bit like 'astral room service'.
To be honest, I didn't find it particularly inspiring. There's lots of talk about 'can't haves' and how life can be hard. (If you say so, Jonathan.)
Not a bad book generally, but I think there are better writers on this subject.
- Jumping on the bandwagonNever bought the book as Cainer just jumped on the bandwagon and became the second person after Barbel Mohr to write about Cosmic Ordering. The second reason is it is probably written like his daily horoscopes - when you get to the end of the reading you wonder what was he talking about?
Again like some other reviewers I rate Stephen Richard's books way above Cainer and Mohr. Another author I rate very highly next to Wayne Dyer is Dr Joe Vitale, now he really knows what he is talking about.
Rating:
- Unimpressive NO-NOSuch a let down from the great newspaper astrologer I had come to follow over the years. In a brave attempt to give his book credibility we see all sorts of props being used, which might be fine for a newspaper horoscope but not something as serious as dabbling with changing people's lives. This book is a big NO-NO. If you want to make the most of cosmic ordering then you would do well to avoid this book.
Rating:
- Hmmmmmthis was the first book i got on cosmic ordering, and to be honest i found it hard to follow. It is writen in the words of your guardian angel, and for those like me who didn't really know too much about the subject it didn't really answer any questions.
As an astrologer i have great respect for Johnathan Cainer, but like i said it didn't do anything for me. if you want to learn about the subject i think you should start off with Stephen Richards who is a much better author on this subject.
Rating:
- "Circle Talk" Spread over 159 pages.The back cover of this book has the words "THE NEW WORLDWIDE PHENOMENON" written in bright yellow.
Praise indeed? Well NO! as it is self praise which is never a good thing, even for a book stuck to the wheel of the "COSMIC" bandwaggon. All this book does is call awareness to the subject.
Once I was engaged in the middle it suddenly dawned on me that the author had NOTHING to say. A wonderful example of "CIRCLE TALK" spread over 159 pages containing little guidence or instruction. A waste of time and money as there appeared to be contradictions littered in every chapter.
If you have ever seen Xena:WP on tv then you will spot the subtle charactor references.
There is a positive though, Johnathon Cainer's Cosmic Ordering book is written in the first person, as though an actual Guardian Angel was speaking directly to you. That is the only positive.
Consider this reading material like a stepping stone, or and introductory work slowly easing you on to the topic in a small way, like a menu that introduces food to wet your appetites.
I did not enjoy this book as I prefer to read Johnathon's work on a daily astrological basis and not as an author.
Rating:
- COSMIC ORDERINGThis is written from the point of view of our 'Guardian Angel'. It talks in terms of Cosmic Ordering being a bit like 'astral room service'.
To be honest, I didn't find it particularly inspiring. There's lots of talk about 'can't haves' and how life can be hard. (If you say so, Jonathan.)
Not a bad book generally, but I think there are better writers on this subject.
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