The Abounding River Personal Logbook: An Unfamiliar View of Being Abundance

by Matthew Engelhart and Terces Engelhart

The Abounding River Workbook is a training manual to experience a life of being provided for. Consider that scarcity (not enough love, money, time, beauty, etc.) is an inherited way being--a view of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0974762016
• ISBN13: 9780974762012
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: With the Current
• Length: 150 Pages
• Weight: 1.65 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Beautiful, Inspiring and Useful

Fabulous! This is the rare kind of book that inspires me to thank the authors and production team for their wisdom, care for the reader's experience, beautiful artwork, practical organization, and thoughtful reflections on personal experiences. The sound philosophical underpinnings of "being abundance" are presented so naturally that one might hardly notice how profound is the treatment of the subject addressed in this book. Here is a highly polished network of gems. There is no other book like it that I have seen. It asks tough questions regarding your relationship with money, and guides you forward to an experience of greater abundance at every level. Its introduction describes it very well: "This is a Spiritual perspective and practice and is designed for people who already have a Spiritual connection in their lives, or for those who are willing to open up to one, particularly in the area of abundance!" For those who have no spiritual connection in their lives and are not willing to open up to one, for whatever reasons, there are plenty of other money related books which you will probably find more helpful. For the rest, this book is an uncommon find. I predict that it will become a collector's item.

Being Abundance, rather than attracting abundance

Although I have not yet finished reading this book, I am impressed with the ideas and the unusual use of language - for example, "being abundance" rather than the standard "attracting abundance." Discovered this jewel via an article in Ode Magazine titled "What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been". There is also an Abounding River board game. I am really looking forward to using the second half of the book, which is the 42 day logbook. This will be an exciting journey up the Abounding River and a great start to my New Year (2009).