Faith Wave: I Think… Therefore It Is

by Peter Baks

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In Faith Wave, Peter Baksa reviews how manifestation works and the quantum mechanics that support it. Then, in an interesting turn, he reviews the tenets of six major world religions, focuses on their teachings of prayer and meditation, and shows how these ancient truths mesh with manifestation.… (more)

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In Faith Wave, Peter Baksa reviews how manifestation works and the quantum mechanics that support it. Then, in an interesting turn, he reviews the tenets of six major world religions, focuses on their teachings of prayer and meditation, and shows how these ancient truths mesh with manifestation.

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