[(The Cube: Keep the Secret )] [Author: Annie Gottlieb] [Sep-1995] Paperback – August 19, 1995

So not only is this fun and informative, but I learned that, after taking the test, if I IMAGINE different things in my dessert, it manifests in my life. Imagine an oasis - flowing river, lucious trees, sprouting vines - and experience more abundance.Imagine shelter from the storm and experience protection in life. Imagine a loving horse and see what happens :)

This is a really fun and great book to get. It is a great way to get to know not only yourself, but your friends as well.The only reason I've rated it so low is that you can get all of these instructions on YouTube from a hot babe with a Swedish accent (if you're into that kind of thing). Also, you can only play the game once. Once you have the picture in your head and the image explained, it's hard to go back and do it again.The really neat thing about this book though, is that it has a lot of in depth examples in the back. I loved reading about what different people pictured in their heads. I would buy this book if I were to do it all over again, but just know you're not going to read it a lot. I feel like once the game is played (and in your head) this book will just collect dust on your shelf.

Had I known this was the little game glijg arliund in fb I wouldn't have bought it. It's great for those who haven't played it, but once you do play it, your done. It provides no helpful insight to your answers either. So it is like paying to play a game once and then you have the game for other friends to play. After all your friends have played it, its useless.

This little book, if used with sincerity and seriousness is an extremely useful tool for self-examination. It can be used over and over at different times. I always have a copy near me.

It took me 5 minutes to "play this game" if that's what you'd call it; which all occurs before page 17 (there's very little on each page). The rest of the book goes on and on describing your results. The thing is that it's ambiguous. Without giving it away, I'll use a totally unrelated example: if you said the sky is blue, that could mean you're happy because the sky is clear which would mean the sun is shining which is happy; but then it could mean you're sad because the word "blue" is used to denote sadness. So essentially, what you're doing is drawing your own conclusions about yourself (which I guess could be a good thing if you've never thought about your personality etc). No wonder they don't want you to give it away.

The story of the Cube is a very interesting mental exercise. For that, I rate it 5 stars. As for the book, I rate it only 2 stars. Too much fluff on the part of the authors. The exercise presented to you by the story of the Cube is for your interpretation and benefit.Now for a little "secret" not found in the book. You don't need the book! The story of the Cube and related information can be found several places on the web for free.P.S. I did buy the book first only to find out I didn't need all of the authors' commentary.

This is a fun thing to do for a girls night. Read the first few pages, skip the entire middle and go straight to the back interpretations.

I actually played this game 2-3 yeears ago based on a simplified version. It was pretty fun, so I thought I'd get the more detailed version via Amazon.com. Little did I know that the book was basically a heap of crapiola. It's written in a very tell-you-nothing way to bump up the number of pages. It's such a pity, because I think they could have written in a more normal straight forward way, and given plenty of examples and still come up with the same thickness.Should you buy this book? My advice is to search online for The Cube. There's plenty out there, and it's easier to read.

Nothing special. I was expecting a more detailed explanatory for each chosen item instead of reading other people's results and explanations. Not so great.

As advertised.

An interesting little book, fun with it, and a useful prop

great book

Wow! This is an amazing book, fun and insightful. Only with honesty, an open mind and an open heart will this book enjoyed. As a performing thought reader and purveyor of personal readings this has become an invaluable tool to me.