Cosmic Energy: The Creative Power - Book I in the Energy Series

by Mary Ellen Flora

Cosmic energy is the spiritual force we use to create our physical world. It can be experienced in many ways such as light, sound and color. Read this book and learn to awaken and create spiritually.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1886983003
• ISBN13: 9781886983007
• Release Date: March 1995
• Publisher: CDM Publications
• Length: 113 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.4" x 8.2"

Customer Reviews

Cosmic Awareness Made Simple

This was the first book by this author I read. I love the simplicity and straightforward approach this author has. I have read many books on the subject of self-awareness, enlightenment, etc. I found over complicated almost esoteric approaches to the subject. If anyone is seeking an understanding of what it means to be human, I recommend this book highly. The most helpful part of this book to me was the ease I had applying the basic principles I learned to my life. I have found my energy is more stable and I'm less tired after work. In conclusion my life is better as a result of reading this book.

Removing the veil of mystery around Man's relationship to the Divine

When looking for a spiritual path, there are literally thousands of choices. It would seem that everyone who presents themselves as an authority on the subject has a different take on the matter. The interesting thing is, once all the fancy words and complicated rituals are taken away, they all look pretty much the same, and they all work to accomplish the same goal. Even the definition of religion is simply a means to communicate with the divine. What sets Flora apart from other spiritual teachers is not the presentation of her message so much as the message itself. I think we can all agree that enough people have tried to define spirituality that trying to find a truly unique way of doing it is difficult. Rather than creating yet another infrastructure of rules, ethics, rituals and expectations, she simply gives you just enough information and the techniques to form your own opinions, rather than overloading you with complicated details. I thought of it like a child at school. You start in kindergarten with the basics, and gradually work your way up. If someone tried to throw you algebra when you're 6, chances are fairly good you wouldn't understand. However, if someone took the time to give you what you needed to expand your understanding, algebra wouldn't be a problem when you were finally ready. What most spiritual authorities seem to like is to start off with algebra, totally confuse and amaze you with the complexity of it all, and then sit back and let you tell them how special they are for being able to understand it. Not terribly satisfying if one is trying to do it for oneself. Flora gives you just enough information to get you started, a few tips and tricks she's learned along the way, and leaves you with a sense of personal empowerment when it finally comes time to take your own first steps. Throughout not only this book, but all of her works, I got a profound sense that Flora was trying to demystify a concept that many have worked hundreds of years to complicate. For most of man's religious and spiritual existence, the path to the divine has been lined with complex rituals, convoluted interpretations, countless middlemen and impenetrable mystery, all designed to keep those who knew the truth in control. This can easily be seen by looking at the church's roll in politics over the centuries. Almost all of the early civilizations, and many of the newer ones, were run and or controlled by the church. The rite to rule was often granted by the heavens, and the king, emperor, or monarch was even looked at as divine himself (or as close to it as a mortal man could come). In their eyes, the `common man' was never intended to receive the secrets of communicating directly with the divine. Flora gives her readers the same information these so called `special' or `enlightened' beings received, and let you make your own decisions. Like all belief systems, faith is a key component in all of Flora's techniques. However, rather than a dependenc