Formal science is a bit like a child to the universe and, just like any kid, it can often think it knows it all. There are forces around us that have existed since primeval times, and i think a hugely suppressed part of all us is capable of sensing them. So far, I'm sure we've only scratched the surface of reality and all too often examine the world with a two dimensional approach - I've been as guilty of that as any.

Our brains are hugely sophisticated organs and are capable of incredible things. A thought or idea is conjured up out a bunch of chemical and electrical impulses, and for an instant, that thought becomes our reality. The very nature of how an individual perceives the world is a miracle in its own right. Who is to say that I'm viewing the same reality as the next person? What I see as yellow might be a completely different hue to everyone else, but I've learned that yellow looks that way and it will take a quantum leap of acceptance to convince me I'm wrong.

I feel that the same goes for how we interact with the forces around us. If we have evolved to block out a certain frequency of sensory perception that we no longer deem useful, it's all too easy to deny its existence - it doesn't mean that that channel no longer exists. Radio waves are only apparent if we tune into them and music on a CD is only audible if we use the right device to replay it.

We are living in an age where nothing is allowed to exist until it can be measured or quantified, but not all things are easily measured.

Love and hate are powerful feelings that can manifest situations capable of creating change in the physical world in very real and dramatic ways, but they are "just" emotions. These emotions may produce eletrical and chemical effects on the body which are measurable in some way, but their fundamental essence is intagible.

Our emotions eminate from a great uncharted area of our minds and have no physical mass, but our whole existence is governed by our reaction and interaction with them. We all know that emotions have a real effect upon us because we all experience their power on a constant basis.

If we accept the abstract nature of emotion, then why is it impossible for paranormal phenomenon and influence to have an equally profound effect upon the world around us. The problem is that we have been taught throughout our lives to supress our ability to experience these extra sensory perceptions because they defy the modern obsession of measure and quantify.

The theory behind The Cosmic Ordering Service is the brainchild of German best selling author, Barbel Mohr, and put simply, if you want something to change or happen in your life, don't just wish for it... order it! You place an order for whatever you want, to be delivered by the date you choose and send the order to the cosmos.

Sounds like total madness? Well the principles it works on have been around for quite a while really, under the far more familiar term of "postive thinking". By focusing the mind on positive concepts and expecting things to happen, the negative thoughts that so often prove to be our downfall are relegated to the cosmic dustbin.

How many times have you come up with the big idea to break it big, only to dismiss it because the negative thoughts come flooding in to derail your ambition. Thoughts like, " I'm sure someone else has thought of it before me", "I don't know where to start", "I'm not good enough - some one will do it better" etc.. We can all come up with a myriad of excuses to pathe the way for failiure or reasons why things can't happen to us, and because we do, we convince and comfort ourselves with the idea that "it was never meant to happen". Mysterious entities that we refer to as "them" or "they" seem to hold the casting vote on our wishes.

All sound too familiar? I believe Cosmic Ordering is a vehicle to kick start the positve thought process by effectively bringing in a "cosmic" company to deal with our requests and remove the doubt element. When we make a physical order for goods in the real world, we expect that a delivery will be made on time. We are unaware of the processes that the company uses to fulfill the order but we expect them to deliver.. and if not, why not. In cosmic ordering we are no longer hoping for delivery, we are expecting it. We have control of the situation and are no longer at the mercy of "them", and "they" don't call the shots any more. With positive thoughts we can set about changing things.