The Secrets of Abundance books have been very successful in some countries (e.g. Spain, Italy, Germany and China) and have been reprinted over 80 times. In Italy the publishers built an entire catalogue (40 something titles) around The Secrets of Abundance series.

I am hoping that English language editions will be relaunched soon. As soon as we know more, I’ll let you know. For now, I send you my best wishes and thanks again for your kind comments.

Adam

Mamta

‘My experiences as a doctor have left me with no doubt whatsoever that faith is one of the most important factors in healing. And I am not alone in this view. Professor Claude E. Forkner, former President of the New York Cancer Society once said: “Very often we do not know what it is that brings about the recovery of the patient. I am sure that often it is faith which is a most important factor” and Dr Elmer Hess, MD, wrote: “A physician who walks into a sickroom is not alone. He can only minister to the ailing person with the material tools of scientific medicine – his faith in God does the rest.”

Kind regards,

Adam

Thank you for your post and kind comments about The Ten Secrets of Abundant Love. I’m afraid I can’t offer any relationship advice especially on a blog and to someone I have never met. I am sure that, deep down, you know the right thing to do.

With very best wishes,

Adam

Thank you so much for your post, and please accept my sincere apologies for the long delay in replying. I was away through August and part of September and have only just gone through the huge number of posts (most of which were spam).

May I firstly thank you for your kind comments about my book. The concept of the Flipside is something I came back to time and again through my adult life and it has helped me through some difficult times. It is immensely gratifying, therefore, to hear back from readers like yourself, especially those who enjoyed the book or found the ideas within it useful in their own lives.

I have taken a look at your web site and must congratulate you on your innovative and positive thinking. I am by no means a finance expert but I believe that the lower housing prices may, indeed, present a huge opportunity to anyone who has spare capital. And I agree with your premise that parents of children attending college or university could have a lot to gain, if they have sufficient equity in their own homes, by helping to finance a second property for their children. I remember, when I was at University, a friend’s parents financed a house for him and the rental income received covered all the expenses and meant that my friend lived ‘rent-free’ and had an accumulating asset. Instead of leaving university straddled with a huge debt, my friend left with a head start in the housing market.

I wish you every success with your venture.

Kind regards,

Adam