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This book is unreadable, a swamp of vague repetitions. A quotation (page 41): "When you don't know, you are still I Am, but I Am is on autopilot. I Am is still creating, but I Am does not consider your doubts, your persona, to be I Am creating. Your persona is blocking I Am from consciously creating." A book about creating, supposedly channeled through the author by the great I Am, should be a much better book. Your eyes will glaze over as Erin's husband Phil interrogates I Am with, like, 300 middle-class suburban questions like, "If we wanted to change the law of gravity, would everyone have to be on board with that, it would it take just one person to make that decision?" Basically a Law of Attraction Abraham-Hicks spinoff inflated with "Jacob the Baker" type of gas. Tossed it.