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Readers of The Law of Attraction, Plain and Simple can live the life of their dreams, their "greatest life," by applying Sonia Ricotti's eleven simple steps to enjoy freedom and inner peace in every area of life.

The Law of Attraction states that we attract into our lives what we project into the universe. Written in concise, plain English and filled with stories, tips, and exercises, this book helps readers shift their thoughts, language, and emotions to emit positive vibrations and attract all they want in life. Using the eleven steps in this book, readers stop projecting negative energy and learn to project positive energy at all times. The eleven steps include:

Decide What You Want

Choose Your Thoughts and Feelings

Unleash the Past

Keep the End in Mind

Connect Mind, Body, and Spirit

Choose Your Friends Carefully

Allow It (allow what you attract to arrive)

With The Law of Attraction, Plain and Simple, Ricotti successfully strips away the esoterica often associated with Law of Attraction books, to present this universal law in a simple, commonsense, psychologically grounded way.

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The Law of Attraction, Plain and Simple

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There are so many books on manifesting on the market right now. Some are quite good. They lay out the steps and contain exercises that teach the reader how to manifest his or dreams. Others focus on one part of the process making it seem much more complex than it is. If you are looking for a good solid book on manifesting that looks at all aspects of manifesting while keeping the process simple and straightforward, then I highly recommend The Law of Attraction Plain and Simple. This book presents eleven steps. Exercises not only take the reader through the manifesting process but they address many of the most common obstacles to actually getting what you want. I very much appreciate this later aspect the most because I feel that many manifesting books make the process feel like a greedy grab for cash and wealth. Then, people wonder why they don't get what they want. This book encourages readers to find what they really want and need to be happy. It also helps them work through unhealthy belief issues so that they will succeed.

An invigorating, enlightening guide to living life more fully	Customer Rating:
Tired of complaining about life? Sonia Ricotti explains how to apply eleven simple steps to increase happiness, from the basics of deciding what you want and how to get it to choosing thoughts, connecting mind and body, and attracting into our lives what we put out into the universe. An invigorating, enlightening guide to living life more fully. Diane C. Donovan California Bookwatch

Simple and easy to use

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I have read quite a few books on Law of Attraction starting from Abraham-Hicks' books and going on to The Secret and Michael Losier's book. When I first got the book, I felt that it was too small and too simple but as I began reading I found it to be just right! Sonia Ricotti's book is easy to read and apply. The information is provided in bite-sized pieces (chapters) that help the reader assimilate one lesson at a time. I found the book well presented and useful. It also showed to me that things can be presented simply and yet be immensely useful. How useful you find the book depends on how committed you are to do the exercises in each chapter by the way - this is a book that you should not read passively if you want the most out of it. If you have not read anything else on the LoA, this book is all you need. And if you have read other books on the topic, this reinforces the messages in a simple way.

Law of Attration plain and simple	Customer Rating:
Great suppliment to the other books in the market. Easy to read and has great "pointers" on how to reach your goals.

Law of Attraction - Plain and Simple	Customer Rating:
Brief overview of the Law of Attraction - This book is good for beginners. For those who have been studying or intentionally applying the law for many years, it might be a good review.