In 1985, Esther and Jerry Hicks introduced the world to Abraham, a collective non-physical consciousness that Esther channels. But what—or who—is Abraham, really? According to Esther, Abraham is “infinite intelligence,” while Jerry described them as “the purest form of love” he had ever experienced.
Abraham is not a single being but a group of highly evolved teachers offering guidance from a broader, non-physical perspective. Speaking through Esther, Abraham delivers wisdom that is both simple and profound, designed to help us reconnect with our inner being and align with the universal flow of well-being.
Many respected spiritual leaders have praised the work of Abraham–Hicks. Louise Hay, founder of Hay House, called them “some of the best teachers on the planet today.” Dr. Wayne Dyer referred to them as “the great Masters of the Universe.” Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God, described their teachings as “everything you need to know about life and how to make it work.” Best-selling authors Alan Cohen and Jack Canfield have also endorsed the teachings, highlighting the clarity, empowerment, and inspiration they bring.
At the core of the Teachings of Abraham lies the Law of Attraction, a universal principle that explains how our thoughts, emotions, and vibrational alignment shape our reality. Abraham emphasizes the importance of emotions as a guidance system, helping us navigate life and consciously create the experiences we desire.
Through books, workshops, audio programs, and live seminars, Abraham offers practical tools for self-upliftment, empowerment, and joyful living. Their messages encourage us to trust our inner guidance, embrace deliberate creation, and live from a place of alignment and love.
For seekers of personal development, spiritual growth, or a deeper understanding of universal laws, The Teachings of Abraham provide timeless wisdom that can illuminate every aspect of life—guiding us toward clarity, confidence, passion, and purpose.
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