Reviews for The Isaiah Effect: Decoding Our Future through the Lost Science of Prophecy, Time, and Mirac...

The average rating for The Isaiah Effect: Decoding Our Future through the Lost Science of Prophecy, Time, and Mirac... based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2009-12-12 00:00:00 Richard Ulam "When I (the Indian guy, David) was young, our elders passed onto me the secret of prayer. The secret is that when we ask for something, we acknowledge what we do not have. Continuing to ask only gives power to what has never come to pass... I began (praying) with the feeling of gratitude for all that is and all that has come to pass, I gave thanks for the desert wind, heat, and the drought, for that is the way of it, until now... Then I chose a new medicine. I began to have the feeling of what rain feels like. I felt the feeling of rain upon my body... Our prayer becomes a prayer of thanks for the opportunity to choose which creation we experience. Through our thanks, we honor all possibilities and bring the ones we choose into this world. This works! The only hard part is simply being disciplined enough to "slow down" and do the work (e.g. envisioning the prayer, feeling it through in detail, and believing that this is for real)."

Review # 2 was written on 2013-06-08 00:00:00 Elizabeth Stanbro There are not enough or sufficient words to describe how this book has changed how I see the world. I am nearly finished reading it, and it has given me a whole new perspective on what it means to feel gratitude. It explains the link between true "prayer" (the Fifth Mode of prayer) and quantum physics. All possibilities are possible. We choose. If everyone in the world read this book and followed its teachings, there would be peace. I could go on and on and on, but will leave you with my absolute favorite quote from the book - one I say to myself when I am praying and immersing myself in the thought, feeling and emotion of gratitude of all that has come to pass, all that is, and all that shall be: "I pray rain." I highly recommend this book and my only regret is that I only just discovered it two months ago.