- Hardcover: 160 pages
- Publisher: Hay House UK (7 Sep 2006)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1401915310
- ISBN-13: 978-1401915315
- Product Dimensions: 17 x 11.2 x 0.8 cm
- Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 29,019 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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"Praise for The Cosmic Ordering Service 'The most talked about book of the year' Daily Express"
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This beautiful inspiration diary builds on the success of "The Cosmic Ordering Service" and provides people with the daily inspiration and keys that they need to bring their wishes and dreams into reality. Each day has an inspirational thought or instruction and Barbel has marked times in the diary when she will be tuning in with people and helping them bring positive transformation into their lives.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Contrary to what one reviewer claims, "This book is a waste of money, just another book to earn the author her money." I strongly disagree! Another reviewer claims, "Reads like a Pirelli Year Planner". Yes it is a year planner, what's wrong in that? Anyone wishing for change would not go far wring in reading the preamble, and then the affirmations for each day of the year, even if it is 6 years out of date there is something in here for everybody. It's such a little gem of a book and was surprised to find copies selling for only 1 penny! I am surprised they are not being snapped up.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
This book is a waste of money, just another book to earn the author her money. Her first book told you very little on the subject and this is just the same. Keep looking for something better, there is plenty of other books out on the market.
8 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Following on from reviewing all or as many of the cosmic ordering books as I can, I am pleased to have read this book, and here is my review.
As much use as an out of date Pirelli Year Planner. What I cannot understand, without wishing to sound facetious, is the author claims to tune in with people, helping them bring positive transformation into their lives at set times. I mean, if, say, 20,000 books sell and even just a quarter of those readers, 5,000 people, hang around at the set time prescribed by the author, then how is she able to help all 5,000, assuming each one has a different problem, unique to themselves.
As for Barbel Mohr setting herself up as a self-help guru, the Sunday newspapers are full of them, and all have a different answer to a set problem.
The saving grace of this book is that the author does offer some hope, so long as you are prepared to wait for her attendance at the allotted time. Even worse, on the author's website she says, `just get so many English e-mails now, and I simply cannot answer them. Sorry for that, but I really do not have the time.' So how on earth is she going to fulfil her promise in the book?
A great let down, more was expected of this book, and not a patch on the books of the same subject by Stephen Richards or Andronicou Andronicous.
As much use as an out of date Pirelli Year Planner. What I cannot understand, without wishing to sound facetious, is the author claims to tune in with people, helping them bring positive transformation into their lives at set times. I mean, if, say, 20,000 books sell and even just a quarter of those readers, 5,000 people, hang around at the set time prescribed by the author, then how is she able to help all 5,000, assuming each one has a different problem, unique to themselves.
As for Barbel Mohr setting herself up as a self-help guru, the Sunday newspapers are full of them, and all have a different answer to a set problem.
The saving grace of this book is that the author does offer some hope, so long as you are prepared to wait for her attendance at the allotted time. Even worse, on the author's website she says, `just get so many English e-mails now, and I simply cannot answer them. Sorry for that, but I really do not have the time.' So how on earth is she going to fulfil her promise in the book?
A great let down, more was expected of this book, and not a patch on the books of the same subject by Stephen Richards or Andronicou Andronicous.
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