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Working With The Law

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This is by far the best book I have ever read. It has been out of print for quite sometime and now I see that it is back. This is the common sense approach to how to live our lives. I have read this book over and over throughout my life. It will give you the simple understanding of how to have everything you could ever want in your life, provided you understand and respect the Laws of the Universe. It will give you a better understand and provide growth of your sprituality. I highly recommend this to the whole world!

Holliwell's book is phenomenal. It's concise, yet extremely dense. As a student of the Law of Attraction, I have a deep appreciation for authors like Wallace Wattles, Charles Haanel, and Napoleon Hill (who's works are the foundation of the film "The Secret" and the current Law of Attraction craze.)

That said, I hold, "Working With the Law," above them all, simply for the reason that this book was published in the 60's (rather than the turn of the century) making the text more contemporary, therefore easier to understand.

The best part of the book though, I feel, is how it explains the correlation between the law of attraction and religion. As a practicing Catholic, I sometimes run into those in my faith who condemn me for following the Universal Laws.

Christian, Muslim, Jew, et al. who are reluctant to embrace the Law of Attraction should read this book before they write off the Universal Laws that govern this world. Holliwell's book explains that God and (LAW) are really one in the same.

A positive, powerful book. While the ideas have been expressed by others both before and after Mr. Holliwell, he sets them out in a new perspective. Highly recommended to anyone who wants to greatly improve his/her life. This ranks up there with Venice Bloodworth's "Key To Yourself."

This is a great book for those wanting to understand how to change their lives. It's an easy to understand "walk-thru" of the universal principals - including the Law of Attraction - which THE SECRET expounds on. There are other universal laws that work in conjunction with the Law of Atrraction. I would suggest to the readers that they read WORKING WITH THE LAW, not once but twice, before they can begin to really undersand what THE SECRET is talking about.

I've owned this book for several years, lost it, missed it and found it again on Amazon. This book lays out essential steps on how to attain what you need in life and eliminate what you don't. It doesn't just work, it is. It's an essential piece of work to anyone needing to change their life.

Excellent book, should have read when I was younger but then, maybe
at that time, I could not have appreciated the message. Great way
to be happy and content RIGHT NOW with your life and affect in the most
positive ways those around you too! I highly recommend it.

This book is great! I have read many books on the Law of Attraction from The Secret to The Science of Getting Rich and although all books have given many perspectives and understanding, Working With The Law has been life changing. It wasn't until I read Raymond Holliwells perspective on the Law of Non-Resistance and The Law of Attraction did I start actually seeing amazing changes in my life. I would highly recommend this book.

I can not put into words how great this book is. For all those who want to dig deeper spiritually but without all the complexities. Raymond Holliwell uses simplicity that you can understand and apply to your daily life. VERY well written!! Must read! This is not just another "law of attraction, self help" book. It is MUCH deeper than that.

This is a great book and everyone should read it at some point in their lives.

I found the book overly simplistic long on theroy and short on logical thinking. But I must admit that his chapter on the Law of Attraction very unique. I have read everything that has been written on the Law of Attraction Holliwel's use of the theroy of we get the results of our "expectations" is brilliant and made much sense. Thoughts are a function of the ego and are not very useful, but expectations are are a function of the inner being . . . much more authentic.
That chapter and the chapter on non-resistance made the book worthwhile, but otherwise the book was pretty outdated theroy.