Ophiel (1904–1988)

The Art & Practice of Creative Visualization
by Ophiel

I found this book to be a wonderful no nonsense primer dealing with a successful blueprint for manifesting. Ophiel's 10 laws of Creative Visualization lay out step by step, lesson by lesson a clear path that many have found helpful to achieve their goals.

I love the way the author takes the time to explain through example each part of the 10 fold process and that through words of encouragement helped me to feel emotionally supported and show more understood. I believe this book would be helpful for those seekers who need the big picture of manifesting broken down to managable snapshots. The ability to harness our great birthright of creative power to shape our own lives is an empowering and satisfying feeling.

Love & Light,

Riki Frahmann show less

This book is one of the better works on the art of creative visualization. If you are not into ceremonial magic, then you can overlook this part and still work the exercises which give a good grounding in the practice of creative visualization.

The author has a tendency to repeat themself, but the author states their reason for so doing. The book starts with the laws of creative visualization, giving two basic exercises with which to start, and then moves on to more serious practice.

I would show more have very little hesitation in recommending this book to anyone interested in the esoteric or just manifesting a better life for themselves. show less

Ophiel's "10 Laws of Creative Visualization" can bring what you want - whether it's a new job, a new home, a new relationship, a warm coat - into your life. We can all manifest our heart's desire. And, should we discover that we really don't need or want what we've manifested, Ophiel teaches techniques to undo what has been done.

Edward Compater Peach - “Ophiel” 4 January 1904 – 17 August 1988, An author who wrote on the topics of the occult, spirituality, magic and metaphysics. He is best known for his book "The Art and Practice of Astral Projection", which is considered a classic in the field. First occult book I read at 15 in 1971.