You Can Ask the Universe Anything: Learn How to Tap Into the Infinite Field of Intelligence for Greater Clarity, Power & Insight Paperback – September 17, 2016

I am on my second read-through of this book which I like in part because it is relatively short and concise. Michael uses words well, not too many, to describe the topic. I appreciate that he has extended the really good work of Dr. David R. Hawkins (Power vs Force) and has presented new ways to do self-muscle testing. I've always been quite intuitive and have "known" the essence of things. Michael's book helps me put this in a useful context. This is an excellent read on the subject, and with the Kindle edition (for the price) you get a real bargain. Thank you Michael for providing us this book.

A good book. But, oh how I wish authors would get editors and proofreaders! There were so many grammar, syntax errors and spelling errors, that continuing the read was a bit of an effort. Several times I had to re-read a sentence in order to understand its meaning. Despite that, if you make your way to the end, there is useful advice. The 'sway' technique is thoroughly explained, making it easy to understand and implement. The author introduced me to the 'heart' test. This other technique could have been more thoroughly explained, as with the previous one. For example, he could have included sample questions, as he did for the previous method. All in all, it was useful information. It reminded me about getting in touch directly, and encouraged me to get back into my own regular practice.

I think this book provides a necessary tool, to be able to obtain guidance from the universe. I was able to apply the instruction immediately and I did obtain answers. It is easy and interesting to read in a short period of time, and I believe the information is invaluable to anyone who seeks true inner guidance.

A new way of learning about my body, my health, and everything else opened up to me when I became acquainted with "muscle response testing" or simply "muscle testing", also sometimes called "applied kinesiology" to access the pure facts of the universe. The first person to bring these techniques to my attention was Dr. Bradley Nelson, author of "The Emotion Code." Instantly I knew I must learn as much as possible and in my search found clear and helpful instructions in Michael Hetherington's "The Art of Self Muscle Testing." This follow-up book, "You Can Ask the Universe Anything" is a quick read and a useful and simple focus on building skill of asking questions and getting answers on any topic. Both books are on my Kindle now. Thanks, Michael (and Amazon).

I get a lot of it , but use for politics, well that waist of universe time most policians only line their pockets.

Super helpful book. I was already using muscle testing with my hands to "check in" to my truth. Learning even more about this process clarified many issues I was having. I find this auhor very helpful and inspiring.

easy to read and do

This book, dear brother of mine, has been the greatest gift ever! Thank you for making this livechanging true information available. I have no words to explain how I feel. I needed just this nugde,so that I could get aware of this field. I am an empath and have suffered a lot, but no more. I found home. Thank you....sent from the middle of my golden home.

Written in a very clear, easy to understand style. Hetherington brings an esoteric topic down to earth. Very helpful and highly recommended.

The book proposes A very interesting and simple practice. Good to know that we are all part of the field and we are indeed there.

I didnt know the autor so i let myself follow by the comments of the rest and gave him a chance. Well, i have to say that the book is not what i thougth and the information and the style its a Little bit "chessy".

Extremely helpful, very well detailed. Something amazing n interesting. Must read this book who r interested in quantum world.

Amateurish. If this was a 6th Former submitting it as an essay it would be a "FAIL" from me. Poor writing skills. Opposite of "deep". Short, but not very sweet.