5.0 out of 5 based on 2 reviews. – Customer review on 17/11/2009

I first read Three Magic Words in 1990 when i was in need of knowledge. I have read this book at least 20 times and use it to help me understand "my world" and in the process gives me great strength and peace when i am bereft. This is one of a hand full of books that i have read that answer "my questions" enabling me to reimpower myself, allowing the cracks to appear but not becoming an abyss. I believe everything Anderson proffers and continue to practice his teachings as much as possible. If i can rid myself of more of my human frailities and raise my level of consciousness to a point where i transcend the unimportant issues in life i would be exstatic. This book has the knowledge for me to do this, i just need to practice more.

Micky Keyte

5.0 out of 5 based on 2 reviews. – Customer review on 05/03/2008

Very well written, in a "quaint" style. Whilst over 50 years old now, the main themes are still important today. This is one of the places the "New Age", (see also stuff by Scovell-Shinn) started.
Easy to read, with smatterings of wry humour, this book gives you the tools to change aspects of your life you may not be happy with.
I really like this book. It's a bit on the religious side, but inclusive of all faiths, and in fact transends them all. I found many principles of metaphysics that I had struggled with in the past, where explained in an easy-to-understand fashion.
There is also a meditation CD available, published by Kelly Howell's "Brain Sync", that uses all the meditations in this book and combines them with brain wave frequencies.
All in all, a fantastic book, with a few wacky bits that may or may not be "truth".
However, don't hang out for the 3 magic words. You know them already.