Jennifer's Reviews > Super Attractor: Methods for Manifesting a Life beyond Your Wildest Dreams

This is probably a great book for someone just starting out on a spiritual path. On one hand it’s great that someone has the PR savvy and is helping spread awareness because often that is lacking in teachers and guides so the message doesn’t spread its wings. I think there’s a fine line to walk though to ensure it’s not too salesy.

The weird thing is that I continued to get an upset stomach while listening to this audiobook and just had an uneasy feeling. I’m still wanting to find out why this hasn’t sat well with me. I’ve done heaps of self development over the past twelve years, I’ve moved around, I’ve sat in endless days of silence meditating, I’ve read spiritual books, I’ve tried just about everything along the way and usually I would go the other way when I’d get that feeling. My entire life has changed in infinite ways and I hardly recognise my old life since starting on my own self development path. So I thought I’d finish it to see if there really was anything that I hadn’t done or heard of before from a practice stand point and nothing seemed new, just spoken from her voice. Which is fine. If this is brand new it would be worth visiting the teachings of Abraham-Hicks as it’s powerful, insightful, direct, and it’s often who she references.

I am certainly a “super attractor” and still found this book to be a bit heavy, a smidge dark, NLPish, and a little salesy with all the mentions of the companion journal and previous books. I am glad that she has helped a lot of people and continues to do so, perhaps her style is just not my cup of tea. Perhaps this is the nudge I need to recognise that I have my own clearly defined style and to share it beyond my friend group how I go about living this great life full of love, flow, and appreciation.