Welcome to Discovering Abe.

This site serves two main purposes. First and foremost I created this site to be a fan site for Abraham-Hicks. I do not own the copyright to any of the content, all content should be contributed to Abraham-Hicks and others. Secondly, I’m hoping others that are wanting to discover Abraham have a great resource to the ever growing library of Abraham content that is out there. Within this site I’ve curated the content that has resonated with me along my journey. My hopes are that you too may discover some jewels within this curated content. All products offered on this site are fulfilled via Amazon Fulfillment Services. And as Abraham always says “There is much love for you here.”

I first saw The Secret movie when it came out in 2006. With all the hoopla around the series premier, and it’s heavy promotion from Oprah, I wanted to understand what this was all about. While it wasn’t life changing at the moment, it resonated with me. Then a couple of years later, I discovered a book called, Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill. Napoleon had written this New York Times Best Seller in 1937. I found his story fascinating. I would incorporate some of this philosophy into my life.

Then some time had passed and I was looking for more. I went back to Rhonda Byrne, the author of The Secret and realized she had written another book on gratitude, called The Power. Learning to be more grateful, thankful for all the blessings in my life. I could feel how just making a conscious effort daily to be thankful really began to show even more abundance coming into my life. I even started the 365 Grateful Challenge.

Forever a seeker for more, I searched YouTube and came across the video that explained how Esther Hicks was a narrator and star of the original version of the film The Secret, as well as a central source of the film’s inspiration. Who was Esther Hicks and this entity she called Abraham. I was definitely intrigued. Thus my journey into learning more began.

If you are ever fortunate enough to have the opportunity to see Abraham in person, I can attest it’s a very wonderful experience. In November 2014, I had the opportunity to see Abraham in Atlanta for the first time. I was really nervous, and had watch many videos, but I never understood the sense of well-being one gets by being around a group of people who have such well-being in them.

Abraham’s workshops generally cost about $225 for experience, which while I feel is a bit pricey, if you can afford it, it is money well spent. I understand there is a cost in hosting these workshops and traveling around the county and around the world doing a workshop almost every other weekend all-year long. I just wish the price was a little more reasonable, like $125 to $150.

I am thankful that if you are looking to learn more about Abraham and their teachings, there is so much free content that is provided on the internet, especially via YouTube and other fan sites. Check out the video below by Lana Shlafer, she describes this experience well.