I’ve started recording the next audio book to be poste on this site, it is Genevive Behrend’s Your Invisible Power.  This is a book that has been on the site for a while now in text form and I encourage you to check it out.

The book is, like the others on the site, all about the law of attraction.  Behrend goes into great detail on the power of visualization and it’s ability to form the things you desire to bring more joy into your life.  She writes:

…when your understanding grasps the power to visualize your heart’s desire and hold it with your will, it attracts to you all thins requisite to the fulfillment of that picture by the harmoniouss vibrations of the law of attraction.  You realize that since Order is Heaven’s first law, and visualization places things in their natural element, then it must be a heavenly thing go visualize.

Visualization was used by the Wright Brothers to bring the airplane into existence, Behrand gives examples of how all great leaps involve visualization.  These things demonstrate the triumph of an idea over precedent, that greater secrets may be unlocked.

Before the airplane the same laws and materials existed as now and yet no way to fly existed until it was first seen in minds eye and held there until it was brought into the world.

I don’t have a firm time of when the project will be complete, I recorded the first two of fifteen chapters tonight.  They still need editing… I’ve had a difficult time with the different use of language in her manuscript compared to today and this makes for more editing.  I think as I read in and become more conditioned to the flow that there will be less need for editing and the speed will increase.  Bottom line: I expect completion by the end of the second week of June.  But perhaps we’ll all be pleasantly surprised.

We are into the Memorial day weekend now and I hope that everyone has an amazing experience.  Something is coming to you by the law of attraction and you should be expecting it.  In the U.S. we celebrate the lives of those who fought to protect the United States and to preserve liberty.  Those men and women, many in their youth, who died to preserve what was once only a vision of “a shining city on the hill.”  Those words by John Winthrop were spoken in a sermon given on the pilgrim ship: Arebella.

The United States was a vision held in mind by Winthrop and many others, a vision that brought this country into being.  Only a thought – a thought turned into a great nation – a nation which has set Monday aside to honor those who have fought and died to preserve it.