Cosmic Ordering: How to make your dreams come true

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Jonathan Cainer. Cosmic Ordering: How to make your dreams come true

Cosmic Ordering. How To Make Your Dreams Come True. Jonathan Cainer

Foreword

Table of Contents

Introduction

CHAPTER 1 Meet your angel

Infinite possibilities

CHAPTER 2 What can I do for you?

Dungeons and dragons

I don’t just help you to enjoy an endless succession of good times

I am powerful but not ‘allpowerful’

I can supply you with something just as valuable

CHAPTER 3 How should you talk to me?

put in your ‘thank you’ at the same time as your ‘please’ When should you talk to me?

It wasn’t that you didn’t want it. It was that you wanted it too badly

then, eventually, you ‘give up’, you let it go

Dawn and twilight

Tiger taming

Let’s avoid misunderstandings

CHAPTER 4 Signs and signals

Watch for your blind spot

I can show you what you need to see about yourself

CHAPTER 5 The glory of doubt

Undoing what has been done

I do just as I am asked

CHAPTER 6 Positive thoughts, positive gestures

Affirmation and expectation

you need to be open-minded

What about other people’s negative input?

read what’s in their heart

The roles people play

at moments of great intensity, you throw yourself into a role

they may provide you with admiration

CHAPTER 7 Perspectives and priorities

Hidden agendas

my job is to help you without judgement

CHAPTER 8 On human guardian angels

Collective ordering

CHAPTER 9 Good ways to get help

Help yourself

I’m going to be grateful for whatever unfolds

Choice

show me how to appreciate it

My secret agenda

CHAPTER 10 Requesting angelic intervention

Afterword

Praise

Copyright

About the Publisher

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Be careful what you wish for…

So one day he started out, and the good wife filled his wallet and slung his bottle on his back, that he might have meat and drink in the forest. He had marked out a huge old oak, which, thought he, would furnish many and many a good plank.

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Variations on this tale can be found in the folklore of many lands. In some, it’s the wife who gets granted the wishes; in others, the husband requests (and is granted) a rather different kind of ‘sausage’. However, almost invariably, they all end with everyone going back to square one.

Despite this, our cultural heritage is rife with wish-granting witches, generous genies and lavish little people. Our cosmology involves a sky full of gods and goddesses, all bestowing various gifts and favours. Our religious traditions are similarly rich with the promise of a god who ‘listens to our prayers’ and who may sometimes grant our requests. And what would Christmas mean to anyone if it didn’t contain a Santa Claus? It’s the same all over the world. No child is born, in any country on this planet, who isn’t brought up to believe in entities, deities, fairies and angels. In our neck of the woods, it’s supposed to be a sign of sophistication to say you no longer accept the existence of such invisible protectors. The truth, however, is that deep down within us all, there’s a part of us that still has great, childlike faith in some of those mythical spirits.

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