Books like Three Magic Words: Key to Power, Peace and Plenty

Highly illuminating, empowering & uplifting. The ultimate feel good book. God according to Andersen is entirely loving and benevolent. There is no fire or brimstones here. His idea that evil is an illusion due to human error and errors have no room in a perfect being such as God is particularly illuminating. Although I don't always agree with him entirely, I do find the corpus of his philosophy to be mostly self-evident. Of particular interest is the 30-day mental diet, where you challenge yourself to go on for 30 days thinking of only the good, not allowing any kind of negativity to creep through. A difficult and certainly worthwhile challenge!Not just a philosophical treatise, but also a practical manual. Andersen shows how all of God's creative powers is available to you should you have faith and is willing to accept. If you practice his meditations daily you'll no doubt feel a sense of peace and serenity.Although the name God is used, it shouldn't be confused as a Christian text. It clearly belongs to the school of New Thought along with the likes of Emerson & Thoreau. The basic idea of God adopted is very much Vedaic, where all beings, all things and all space is a manifestation of the one birthless deathless consciousness. Based on this view the book covers the usual topics of Faith, Love, Sex, Health & Success. While his style is easy to read and understand, but due to the nature of the material it is best read a chapter at time over a number of days.