by Melody Fletcher ✦ Review by David Lorimer, December 2015
Melody Fletcher is a full-on person, and this is correspondingly a full-on book about working out what you truly want, why you don't have it and what you need to do to order and receive it without getting in your own way. She explains her own background and what she calls the game of life, which is a question of focus, frequency as we realise how life reflects back to us our own feelings, frequencies and expectations - all these are forms of energy. She gives a clear five-stage progression of manifestation involving focusing on a choice, feeling an emotion, the emergence of patterns of thought, the appearance of synchronicities and the advent of physical manifestations. She then explains these stages in some detail and how we can sabotage the process through limiting beliefs. These can nevertheless be changed by moving up a spectrum of emotions towards full empowerment. She reminds us that what we really want is a particular emotion or state that we can mistakenly identify with possessions. She also gives a timely reminder that life is not so much happening to us but happening for us. The book is an excellent guide to shifting towards an active view of life based on energy and vibration.
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