Nothing Is Too Good to Be True

by John Randolph Price

This work goes back to 9500 BC, when the Grand Magicians came forth, on to 500 BC, when the Great Ones appeared, and continues to trace the life-changing Principles of New Thought right up to the 21st century. It reveals the Secret of the Ages and the ministering angels.

224 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2003

About the author

John Randolph Price was a CEO in the corporate world who together with his wife Jan, devoted more than 50 years to researching the mysteries of ancient wisdom and integrating those teachings with spiritual metaphysics.

In 1981, the Prices founded The Quartus Foundation, a spiritual research and communications organization in the Texas hill country town of Boerne, near San Antonio. Via the Quartus Foundation, the Prices originated World Healing Day, an event held on December 31st of each year.

Reviews

[Terra · Rating 5 out of 5]

I bought this book a few years ago, and read and liked it, however was not fully ready to receive the message in its entirety. I just re-read it coming from a different state of consciousness, as well as with a more receptive mind - wow!
I'm so grateful for the powerful meditations, important, loving words, and inspiring messages contained within. Highly recommended for students of Truth and others who want to learn more about New Thought.

[Margareth · Rating 5 out of 5]

Are you willing to accept unexpected, unusual and amazing happenings in your life? Wonderful stories about miracles ...

[Robin · Rating 4 out of 5]

There’s something for every spiritual seeker or manifestor-wannabe here. “Attitude is everything” and “Turn it over to God” are old concepts, but Nothing is too Good to be True approaches these ideas from many angles. I’m not a great fan of Science of Mind because to me undying optimism seems unrealistic. But though author Price frequently uses Science of Mind examples, he draws from many other sources and experiences that were of greater value to me.

Price starts out with some ancient history and the 7 principles of life, including cause and effect and the field of attraction popularized by Deepak Chopra. He moves on to various angels and helpers (not my thing) and some general advice for easing into abundance. The short chapters alternate between chunks of information, for example on meditation, to lists of validating concepts, for example that we are one with all and infinitely worthy. The second major section contains numerous stories from contributors who have achieved the extraordinary against significant odds. Wealth, health, relationships, and remarkable timing are prevalent topics.

From the sublime to the ridiculous is a phrase that pops into my head. That’s my own background and prejudices speaking. Though not everything resonated with me, I am still keeping a volume around for future reference. It’s uplifting and relevant to all who seek to get happy and/or align with a goal.

[Haley Szymanski · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the kind of book that found me exactly when I needed it. I just discovered this author and from this book I bought two more of his. This book is small but mighty lol. I read this once last week, and just finished re-reading it today and took a bunch of notes from it. It is very aligned with ACIM and it greatly helped me connect and heal the knowing that I am of God/Spirit/whatever you want to call it. Separation doesn't exist and this book will help you with that belief if you, (like me) struggled with this concept. This book has helped me with a lot of self imposed limitation. The treatments and meditations inside it I will be taking with me this year. I'm very excited to see what's to come! Highly recommend this book if you are on any kind of spiritual and manifestation journey.

[Christann Chanell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spiritual Principles, metaphysics, real-life stories, science of mind are all in this book. Very gentle reading.

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