Who is Abraham?

Who is Abraham? Is Abraham the Creator of the Law of Attraction?

For many people who are  new to the Law of Attraction, understanding it is hard enough.  But even more puzzling is the Abraham entity -- who the heck is that?

To the best of my knowledge and understanding, Abraham is a mass consciousness (thousands of individuations) that are on such the same “wavelength” that they speak with a unified voice -- as one entity, and that voice happens to come through Esther Hicks.  And that wavelength is such a high frequency, with such a broad, timeless perspective, that they pretty much have the same vantage point as God. And they are damned funny!

But they view all of us collectively as God, as Source, and just view us as physical expressions of that same energy -- they don;t get caught up in finding differences between them and humans and God. Its all the same energy to them.

So while you might be uncomfortable calling Abraham “God” because we have used and abused that term so much over the last thousand years, so much so that it is badly distorted (and usually counterproductive to use), I think it is fair to say that the Source Energy that we refer to as God and the Energy that is Abraham in virtually indistinguishable.  And Abraham seems to be much easier to find, reach, and query than that generic entity known as “God”.

But Abraham is also the unique mix of that collective consciousness, and the vibration / essence of Esther Hicks -- so that anyone else who claims to be channeling Abraham is probably mistaken.  They may be channeling an equally high energy with a similar broad perspective, but the sense of humor and specific language that Abraham expresses is unique to Esther’s allowing of that energy to come through her.

And is Abraham the Creator of the Law of Attraction? Well, yes, in the sense of Abraham and source being indistinguishable, but NO in the sense that the Law of Attraction is a dynamic that is part and parcel with every particle in the universe -- both physical and non-physical. And Abraham in a sense is a “personality” that humans can relate to -- one face of the Divine, so in that sense does not encompass the entire entity that we could call SOURCE, and therefore no the “Creator” but the created.

Sounds like I am talking in circles, doesn’t it?  That’s because it just doesn’t matter. Any time we try to say one thing and another thing are separate, we get off track because EVERYTHING is related and is part of Source.  Exercises like these are counterproductive, usually.

Clear as mud, right?

I thought I would re-post an older video that I did that addresses the question from another angle. Here it is…

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