Cosmic Ordering

[flipnflap]

I have no idea which is the best category for this subject matter, but here goes. Have you or anyone you know tried Cosmic Ordering and, if so, what have been your experiences?

[Prudie]

What is it - wishing on a star? Asking the angels?

[Eve]

It's essentially putting a request to the "universe" for something.

I think, like many things, it's hit and miss and can mostly be linked to coincidence, only people for whom it works are likely to recommend it. If it was a foolproof way then everyone would be doing it.

The power of positive thought is a powerful thing though it does very much depend on what you ask. Maybe similar to the placebo effect and similar theories concerning some faith healers etc... in some respects.

[DTCwordfan]

Sorry folk, don't buy a Euro ticket for this weekend. It is already mine; this is the order of the Cosmos.

[askyourgran]

Noel Edmunds swore by it. I don't remember how it was achieved, or whether it was coincidence but he got the things he wanted in a roundabout way.

[tinkerbell23]

not something ive tried! but i would!! you could also try in religion & spirituality xx

[sandyRoe]

askyourgran, did he call down a thunderbolt on the conman who cheated him out of a good few quid?

[naomi24]

Gran, he was already a multi-millionaire when he discovered it. I think it would have worked for him.

[sandyRoe]

One can never be too rich or too something or other. Mr Blobby was holding him back.

[askyourgran]

Dunno sandy, There was a book about Cosmic Ordering, and I believe Noel E wrote a book about his experience of it. His marriage broke up and he wanted to find a new partner, a job and a new home. By all accounts he got what he wanted and became the presenter of a new TV show, maybe Deal or no Deal. He had strange signs written on his hands etc. all to do with the Cosmic Ordering.

[sandyRoe]

He's a millionaire. He probably bought all three things that he wanted. When I say 'bought' I mean his new house and job. And I'm sure the money didn't put his new wife off.

[naomi24]

thin, Sandy, thin.

Gran, he already had a foot in the door, don't you think. If he'd have been an unknown writing a book about cosmic ordering, do you really think it would have been published? Not on your nelly!

[askyourgran]

http://www.guardian.c...n/29/broadcasting.bbc

There seemed to be quite a lot about it a few years ago.

[ludwig]

Cosmic ordering sounds a bit like praying for the non-religious - 'please god can I have a new TV series' - except you just omit the word 'god', and then if you get a new TV series it's like - wow, my prayer/order was answered.

[askyourgran]

^Hell of a lot to wade through and not much about it except right at the end of the spiel, there are other Google sites which may be better than my link.

[naomi24]

Can't help thinking that someone somewhere is making a hell of a lot of money from it - not least Noel Edmunds (did I spell that right?).

[sandyRoe]

It sounds interesting. There's no sacrifices, of goats, or first born, needed to achieve your ambitions is there?

[askyourgran]

A question of faith? Although I do recollect sitting in my darkened bedroom looking at the moon and thinking I really would like to win a million quid this week. So far nothing has happened.

[naomi24]

Can't day for sure - bnut I don't think so Sandy. :o)

Well Gran, if you didn't buy Noel Edmunds book you only have yourself to blame. :o))

[naomi24]

Sorry Sandy - *say* and *but*. Time for bed methinks. :o/

[masma]

Read it and tried it time after time thinking (and praying) it MIGHT work - it didn't :-(