I am not deeply familiar with either. My connection to the Abraham material is practical. I started to pick up on it directly working on Leo Confidential last year at this time and I went as far as subscribing to the daily service; those are the posts you see here.
From my understanding, though, the Abraham material is much simpler, more akin to teaching someone how to drive than learning the Vehicle and Traffic Law. The simplicity of the Abraham stuff evades topics like the nature of god and the structure of the universe and focuses on the basics of operating the mind.
This simplicity took some getting used to, but the more I apply the principles, the happier I am and the easier my life is. I publish it here precisely because it’s practical and oriented on self-responsibility and freedom.
To me, Abraham is the concentrated material — the simple how-to rather than the theoretical background: this is the brakes, this is the gas, this is the basic law through which we manifest experience.
I love the Abraham/Esther Hicks information, but their writings have always struck me as being a very diluted version of the Seth/Jane Roberts books……the complexity of the Seth texts somehow feels more authentic and resonates more deeply with me. I’m just wondering if anyone else had thoughts about that….
I am not deeply familiar with either. My connection to the Abraham material is practical. I started to pick up on it directly working on Leo Confidential last year at this time and I went as far as subscribing to the daily service; those are the posts you see here.
From my understanding, though, the Abraham material is much simpler, more akin to teaching someone how to drive than learning the Vehicle and Traffic Law. The simplicity of the Abraham stuff evades topics like the nature of god and the structure of the universe and focuses on the basics of operating the mind.
This simplicity took some getting used to, but the more I apply the principles, the happier I am and the easier my life is. I publish it here precisely because it’s practical and oriented on self-responsibility and freedom.
To me, Abraham is the concentrated material — the simple how-to rather than the theoretical background: this is the brakes, this is the gas, this is the basic law through which we manifest experience.
I love the Abraham/Esther Hicks information, but their writings have always struck me as being a very diluted version of the Seth/Jane Roberts books……the complexity of the Seth texts somehow feels more authentic and resonates more deeply with me. I’m just wondering if anyone else had thoughts about that….