Why Jerry and Esther Hicks and Abraham?
It seems that the two of them made an ideal combination. Jerry was the questioner and was looking for personal experiences that would give him answers. Esther, although she had grown up in a town where the church dominated the social fabric, had no strong attachment to a particular philosophy, and was therefore highly suited to the role of translator. Having met with them both, I would say that they’re ordinary folks like the rest of us with all that that entails (and in some ways that’s encouraging). Of course they’ve had the Abraham-Hicks connection, and that certainly helps. Jerry, who had found ways to achieve much of what he wanted in life before Abraham-Hicks came into being, says “What Abraham has brought to my understanding, is an absolute clarity of how I’m getting, or not getting (what I want), and with that knowledge, we have complete control. There are no bad breaks, no unlucky days and no moving with the tides that have been moved by someone else. We’re free. We’re the abs
