Advertorial:I see that Cosmic Ordering is back in the news. This is where you ask the Cosmic for what you want in life, including money, and then ... you receive whatever it is that you have asked for.
Is this 'away with the fairies' or could there actually be an element of truth in the theory?
If you think about it, it's not so far removed from what 'experts' tell us to do to become successful. Their advice is that we must decide what it is that we actually want to achieve and then, most importantly, write this down on paper.
It's been shown that those who write down their objectives, or targets, are more likely to achieve them. In a way this is obvious because if you don't know what you want, you definitely won't get it! But if you crystalise exactly your ambitions somehow things starting working out for you. Your mind gets ticking in the right direction and things start to happen. You notice what you didn't before and it's almost like magic ... a bit like Cosmic Ordering!
Cosmic Ordering arose to the surface again after Brian Belo, a new housemate in the UK Big Brother house, mentioned that this had helped him to win a place in the TV program.
Cosmic Ordering was big a while back when Barbel Mohr published her book, aptly called 'Cosmic Ordering - a guide to realising your dreams'. This sold massively in the UK, following it's success in Germany, when little Noel Edmunds, the TV presenter of Deal Or No Deal, said that this was working for him. Noel says he carries a list of his 'orders' with him wherever he goes. He even cashed in by writing a book on the subject.
There are now dozens of books about Cosmic Ordering.
Does it work?
Barbel Mohr writes, "Be aware of what you wish for, and order, it could come true at once!"
Good luck!
Mike.
