The Isaiah Effect: Decoding the Lost Science of Prayer and Prophecy

I gave this book 5 stars because of the information related to prayer technique. He related information that I had not seen anywhere else. I was not particularly interested in the history of prophecy so I understand why other readers may have been bored with specific sections of the book. From my perspective, the entire book was well-written and a valuable addition to one's Mindfulness library. This was my first read on this author. I will look for more inspiration from him in his other projects. Well-done Mr Braden!

The best book I have ever read about prayer and how it works. If you are ready for a spiritual book about the history, science and application of prayer, you will love this book. I have been studying spiritual subjects all of my life and I cannot explain how much this book brought things together for me!

This is the third of Braden's books I have read, and am I impressed! He has taken almost every subject I'm interested in and knitted them together into an understanding of life & human history that closely matches my own. His research is stupendous, and I am really grateful to him for doing all the gritty research work that provides me with so much of the information that I am looking for. His work will continue to be valuable in helping to guide us into new consciousness and paradigm upgrades, as we continue to evolve into the human beings we are meant to become...enlightened ones!

Greg Braden is a former earth science expert as well as a computer systems designer turned tour guide of sacred and religious sites all over the world. He has written a number of books on similar subjects.The Isaiah effect examines many tenants and religious beliefs throughout man kind's history. Looking at who wrote the Bible, why books were left out and what it meant to the overall understanding of the Bible that the books were not included in the final project. He looks at the Bible with all the books and also looks at Native American, Mayan and Aztec beliefs among many others (to be listed later). How are they similar? The writer will show you.Greg Braden believes we are missing something today. He explains how mass prayer has been proven to work. He discusses quantum physics theories that make many of the ancient prophecies seem plausible. The book spends a good bit of time discussing "The Bible Code" and the possibilities that it teaches us. The writer also has chapters discussing healing through prayer among many other faith based actions.This book tries to make you think. Common prophecies, common threads in religion, did we all come from one belief? The book also presents a new way to look at time, time travel, dimensions, religions and quantum physics, prayer and prophecy, alternate realities, multiple paralleled universes. Can we bounce back and forth between them? Maybe even without knowing? Are we actually just now starting to learn or relearn what the ancient people knew? If so, why? How do the prophecies from Peru, Tibet, Egypt, Jerusalem and the American Southwest coincide?Many questions are explored in the book. Some answers are given which in turn just raise a few more questions. This is a book that makes you think about many things including how we, as a race, relate to the seen and unseen worlds. If you are in a contemplating mood this is the book for you. If you are interested in the history and contents of religions this has some interest. If you feel something is missing in today's religions, read this book. It will make you think.

Gregg Braden has done vast research on the Essenes, a community committed to living according to spiritual laws in the time of Christ. He does a great job in carefully deciphering the power of prayer in their times and showing its unchanging nature with the ability to manifest even today. He writes of the importance of emotion and feeling the prayer; bringing it from the head into a matter of the heart. He talks of the possibility of living life in a prayer, which in fact is living a life in the space of continuous intentionality and co-creation with God. I found it to be an amazing book bringing home to me the importance of mindful living, of being present, aware. Of living in faith. I believe if one has truly embraced, incorporated - taken out of the intellectual mind - and encodified, better said, embodied its teachings, then one is living a transformed, powerful, God present life. I loved the book.

Need more insight on praying and what praying really is. Ever wonder about quantum physics applies in prayer and miracles. Get your answers in this book. Gregg tells stories about how once in Egypt they got from one point in their travels in 4 hours when it should of taken 7+ hours. Or how a bladder tumor disappears as prayer was being administered. Do you wonder why your prayers don't work, then read this book on insight from cultures even before the time of Jesus on how to be more effective in prayer. Do you wonder how Jesus healed people? He knew these principles. This book will help you be more aware of how we affect our world in everything you do.

In my review of The Isaiah Effect, I give it five stars. This book opened my eyes to how powerful prayer actually is. All my life, I have believed in prayer, but I have never understood it. Could it be that God uses a so-called spiritual technology to communicate with us? The ancients certainly understood this concept. Have we gotten so caught up in our own physical technologies that we have forgotten the real power within us? I know I certainly have.In closing, I highly recommend this book for anyone wanting to improve their communication with God. The Isaiah Effect is both an easy and amazing read. I will definitely be reading it again and again, especially when my faith in the power of prayer isn't as strong as it should be.Shaun Messick Worlds Without End: Aftermath (Book 2)

I received this promptly a second hand book and was delighted to see that, the last owner has took notes throughout the book. I love it. Adds so much more to book. Huge thankyou

The inside book is over written

If you haven't read his books before. Hunt around to find one that jumps out at you and then you will keep wanting more.

Livre très intetessant

Very interesting! I’m still reading it but I definitely enjoy the way it’s written.