The Power of Moving On: How To Let Go and Live The Life You Want

by John Purkiss

What do you want and how can you make it happen?

Learn how to manifest what you want from romantic relationships to financial freedom.

The Power of Moving On will teach you how
- Allow the universe to manifest through you
- Turn your desires into reality
- Remove the negative beliefs that are holding you back

'Leave your past behind and change your life for the better' - Norman E. Rosenthal, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Georgetown University

If you've tried meditation and failed then this life-changing book is for you. These simple yet powerful tools will help you to manifest your desires much more easily - often in ways you never imagined.

Discover a vital when your inner world changes, your outer world is transformed.

206 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 13, 2026

Reviews

[Tara Breuer · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is aligned with the theory that the Cosmic World if we open ourselves to Cosmic Intelligence, will provide for us and that by believing in the world to provide for it, it will. The author describes his path of self-exploration, the different steps and theories he tried and moved through in order to create the successful world he has today.

The author, while seeking to make changes in his life, finds Swamiji (or Guru) who ultimately helps channel his desires and wishes to figure out how to achieve his current success. This is his story and lots of examples of how the world has provided for him and the steps he has taken to harness cosmic intelligence to work for him.

There are many different beliefs that help guide people in their life and this is another option available to to discover. If you believe the world around us, the cosmic world, could or will provide for you, this might be a great read for you to explore. It is written in a systematic way. It basically focuses on finding the pain in your life, specifically the earliest painful experience, re-living it and learning to complete it, or let it go so it no longer effects you and gets in the way of what the universe has to offer you. It is not a terribly long read at 187 pages. It is not aligned with most of my views but there is some good information on letting go and not letting the difficult parts of your life effect you. It is a little too cosmic for me.

[Bryana Innis · Rating 3 out of 5]

A little bit generic in how it approaches the topic of manifestation, and yet with its more original points it got too repetitive, but still was a good reminder nonetheless; of general tips to manifest and how to use what can be seen as universal laws to attract your desires into your reality.

[Shannon Brunt · Rating 2 out of 5]

A lil non fiction