Hi Alex,
I've been thinking about your replies above and I still can't understand if the abundance for life course is suggesting that there is, for want of a better word, a spiritual dimension to the generation of abundance.
On one hand if you ask a cold logical scientist's opinion of the course, they would probably say that the techniques provided are nothing more than a sophisticated form of positive thinking. There's nothing wrong with that and its all good stuff that gets results, but that's all it is.
On the other hand we can take a more 'supernatural' view of the course. "The moment of thought is the creation". What exactly is meant by this? I can, for example, think of a machine that makes me invisible (and you're probably wishing that would happen with this line of questions ;-). Does this mean that such a machine is created somewhere in the Universe?
What about the idea of "getting what you expect"? How do we explain things that happen to us that we don't expect?
"if we can have an idea of it then it must in fact already exist." Why must somthing exist if we have an idea of it?
There are a lot of statements like this on the course that are presented without explanation. They sound good, they roll of the tounge well but they are not neccessairly true, though they are stated as if they are definitely true.
On the course Paul gives examples of synchronicities with no logical explanation; e.g. the story about his son knocking over a bookshelf ... Mainstream science would view this as hysterical nonsense.
Based on my own experiences I think there is more to manifesting abundance than the cold scientific view of positive thinking and remaining alert to potential opportunity. Do you and LSC think the same? It would seem that you do. If so, these are extraordinary claims to be making.
Regards,
Mark.
