From Imagination to Reality: Secret Manifestation Lessons and the Law of Assumption from Abdullah, Master Alchemist

by Abiola Abrams

Genres: Nonfiction

288 pages, Paperback

Published May 28, 2024

About the author

Abiola Abrams is an award-winning author, intuitive coach, transformational speaker, and international retreat leader.

Her newest book is THE DIVINE FREQUENCY: HARNESS THE MAGIC OF UNIVERSAL LAWS FOR TRANSFORMATION, MANIFESTATION, AND FREEDOM (Hay House/Penguin Random House), and her latest oracle card deck is FACES OF OSHUN ORACLE. You can also find her meditation albums on the Hay House Unlimited Audio app.

Abiola’s previous works include FROM IMAGINATION TO REALITY: SECRET MANIFESTATION LESSONS AND THE LAW OF ASSUMPTION FROM ABDULLAH, MASTER ALCHEMIST, the bestselling AFRICAN GODDESS INITIATION: SACRED RITUALS FOR SELF-LOVE, PROSPERITY, AND JOY, and the acclaimed AFRICAN GODDESS RISING ORACLE and SECRETS OF THE ANCESTORS ORACLE.

In addition to her books and decks, Abiola has served as faculty for HAY HOUSE, THE TAPPING SOLUTION, KRIPALU, OMEGA, ART OF LIVING, and other global retreat spaces dedicated to empowerment, healing, and transformation.

Although best known for her inspirational nonfiction, Abiola is also a novelist. She is currently writing her first ROMANTASY novel as a follow-up to her debut novel DARE.

As the founder of the WOMANIFESTING self-love empowerment platform, podcast, and Goddess Temple Circle, Abiola’s mission is to help you step into your power and become who you were born to be.

A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College with a degree in sociology, Abiola also holds an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts.

When she’s not writing or teaching, Abiola is a proud mom to her toddler, Ruby.

Learn more about her work at womanifesting.com and on social media @abiolaTV.

Reviews

[Lauralee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Easy to read and follow, there was absolutely no pressure in the delivery.
This consisted of a subtle backstory of the Author, the origin of creation in Ethiopian cultures, and the mentors of the Author. Using the teachings of Neville and Abdullah, the author encouraged readers to take on these methods to change our lives.
I loved the challenges, questions, and decrees added at the end of every lesson, made it very interactive, sparked motivation and encouragement for change.

[Gerald · Rating 5 out of 5]

I listened to Abiola discuss the book on a podcast with Michael Bernard Beckwith just around the time I had finished reading Walter Lanyon's book about Abdullah. So, the universe conspired to send this book my way. I am a big fan and reader of Neville Goddard, Walter Lanyon, Wayne Dyer, and Joseph Murphy. I longed to know more about the teacher who changed these people's lives, and I gathered more insight from the book.

I am inspired to reread the book and do the work outline again. I completely resonate with many of its themes. I'll be sharing this book with others.

[Natalia · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great manual for those ready to embrace their power of manifestation in their lives. If Neville Goddard, Dr. Wayne Dyer, or Dr. Joseph Murphy sound familiar, then this book is for you. Abdullah is the thought leader who taught these legends and Abiola Abrams channels Abdullah so effectively, I felt as if I could hear the book in his voice. Filled with practical tips and exercises, From Imagination to Reality is worth the read.

[Rue Al-Tiay · Rating 2 out of 5]

Look, I commend Abrams for writing a book on Abdullah. They are difficult to come by. And if you're on the same wave length as her it would be a solid 5/5. But if you're like me and you find being called goddess, gorgeous, spirituneaur etc just odd then this isn't for you. Womanifest instead of manifest???? There's the odd spelling mistake (Abd Allah?) And many grammatical errors in this book - but it's still possible to take what you need if you look deep enough.

[Lavins · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 stars

I love Neville Goddard and this book summarizes a lot (if not all) of his techniques. Which is only normal since it is a book about Neville's teacher, Abdullah.

[Carlyn · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 rounded up. It had some great concepts to takeaway but I found it repetitive