Title: Confusing!
Product review: It is fortunate that he instructs how to release at the beginning of this book because I needed to release the frustration from reading it. This book is repetitive and confusing. For example: You can have anything you want as long as you don't want it. WHAT? Then later: The worst thing to do is to suppress a desire. Wait a minute--aren't desires and wants the same thing? First you're to let go of wants, then the worst thing you can do is suppress them. Early in the book the reader is told you're not supposed to want control, but in a later chapter the reader is told that if you take responsibility you will have control. Okay, so there is a difference, but it is so slight, so subtle, it only adds to the confusion.The quotes at chapter headings attributed to Lester Levenson are succinct and clear. If only the chapters themselves were so.I am glad other people found this book helpful, but reading this book left me confused and depressed.
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