Book: Parallel Universes of the Self

“Parallel Universes of The Self” by Frederick E. Dodson is a book about manifesting (called Reality Creation in the book) and LOA – Law of attraction (called Law of correspondence in the book). I read many positive reviews on Amazon.com and I know people who own the book. But so far, I heard of just one person who successfully used the mean technique of the book called “PURE”.

It demands two basic skills the ability to go in deep relaxation and the ability to stay focused in the relaxation state. The book teaches the later in of its chapter called “Attention and Reality”. I know a guy who is very good at this, he used the same protocol as in the PURE technique. He wanted to be a master in “advanced conversational hypnosis”. He went into deep relaxation and connected with one of his probable self who already has the skill and he accepted to be that self. A few days later, after let it go, he found himself naturally using the skill of conversational hypnosis like it it was always in his nature thus completely skipping the learning stage.

The theory for this to be possible goes like this, if you can think of doing, having or owning something then in some probable realities you are that person, as all possibilities and probabilities exist simultaneously. There is no such thing as movement, the illusion of movement is created by shifting into realities. We shift into realities all the time in every moment. we do not notice the shifts because we adjust our vibrations to shift into realities that are so similar that almost no difference is observed.

back to the book, it is packed with complementary techniques to “PURE” and with alternatives techniques. I have to confess that I haven’t used much of the abundant material of the book at this time. I like the daily intention technique which is one of the most recommended one by the author. I like to learn by reading other people experiences. Frederick Dodson gave a few examples of his manifestations. He talks about the importance of “acting it out”, behave as if you have what you want to create and I liked the example he gave about this in his story “The Hollywood Experiment”.

If you like “The Secret” then you will like this book also, I believe there is something for every readers.

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