This is Pam Grout´s brilliant sequel to her best seller “E-squared”.

The book is both totally inspiring and exquisitely humorous. Pam has her own unique, humorous writing style.

There´s a preliminary section, and one with various experiments, as in Pam´s previous book.

She presents us with a new Worldview (Worldview 2.0), the two main principles of which are as follows:

1) The energetic world, the world you can´t see, touch or smell, is the foundation on which all else rests.
2) Everybody gets a happy ending.

We´re reminded that the very act of observation is an act of creation.

Each experiment chapter gives us a Meme followed by Worldview 2.0. (A meme is an accepted belief that spreads like a virus.) For example, Meme: The world is a menacing place. Worldview 2.0: There is nothing to fear. Meme: Life happens to me. Worldview 2.0: Life emanates from me. Meme: God is an entity outside of me. Worldview 2.0: God is a state of being, a loving energy that flows through me, sustains me, and surrounds me with light.

You get the picture.

Many people found that Pam´s experiments in “E-squared” worked for them, and blessings and miracles occurred. What we need to do is look the other way, focus on the good stuff, and it will appear.

There are nine experiments, Each teaches us how to change our reality by changing our thoughts/beliefs.

Experiment 4 is The “I´m loving and I know it” corollary (or there is no “them”). Worldview 2.0 is Being in Love with Everyone and Everything Brings me into Alignment with the FP (field of infinite potentiality). We´re asked to be a love bomber, and also appreciate the world´s most annoying person.

We´re asked: is it possible that all people (and situations and events ----) I can´t stand are blessing me with opportunities to grow? The hypothesis is that “the more love I generate, the more I`ll be in alignment with the field of infinite potentiality”.

Pam states that money is nothing but energy and a reflection of our beliefs. Money isn´t real. It´s an energy that forms around your thoughts. “The world seen clearly without the lens of lack and limitations is wildly abundant.” There is no shortage of anything. Everything you really need is already provided. It is only an illusory belief in limitation that keeps our riches away.

We are reminded of the power of our words and exhorted to drop the negative chit-chat. By actively monitoring our words, we will notice a change in what shows up in our lives.

Meme: Life sucks and then you die. Worldview 2.0: Life is miraculous and I can´t really die.

The book is actually a guide to raising your vibration and to enlightenment. After reading it, I feel that my world is transformed, or at least I have all the keys to transforming it. I feel better! It is a miraculous world, and I can make it even more miraculous.

My only gripe is Pam´s continued and widespread use of (for me) incomprehensible abbreviations e.g. PDA, BFF, SO, TGIF, etc. The only two she defines is FP (field of potentiality) and BS (not what you think, but “belief system”).

The book is crammed with inspiring quotes and stories, and the reader is thus enabled to find further books on similar subjects.

This book will probably change your life if you absorb even just a little of its content. I highly recommend it. ( )