The Path To Prosperity - Softcover

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Language: - English, About the book: Famed as a prominent figure in the self-help movement, James Allen, the British philosophical writer, has become a leading source of inspiration, motivating countless individuals. In his book, "The Path of Prosperity," Allen associates 'prosperity' with a personal trait, guiding readers to explore their mindset, identify negative influences, and strive for self-improvement. Emphasizing the importance of self-realization, the book posits that by eliminating inner negativity, anyone can pave their own path to prosperity and achieve success in all aspects of life. "What you are, so is your world," a profound message from Allen, encapsulates the core philosophy of his transformative work. About the Author: James Allen (1864–1912), England, embarked on his writing career in 1889 with The Herald of the Golden Age. His debut book, "From Poverty to Power," was published in 1901. The following year, he initiated a spiritual magazine called "The Light of Reason," later renamed "The Epoch." His second book, "All These Things Added," came out in 1903, followed by his renowned and best-selling work, "As a Man Thinketh." Throughout his life, he penned numerous works, including "Out from the Heart" (1904), "Morning and Evening Thoughts" (1909), "From Passion to Peace" (1910), "Light on Life’s Difficulties" (1912), "The Shining Gateway" (1915), and "The Divine Companion" (1919). CONTENTS: 1. The Lesson of Evil ...................................................... 7, 2. The World A Reflex of Mental States....................... 16, 3. The Way out of Undesirable Conditions ................. 26, 4. The Silent Power of Thought: Controlling, and Directing One’s Forces ...................................... 47, 5. The Secret of Health, Success and Power ................. 62, 6. The Secret of Abounding Happiness ........................ 81, 7. The Realization of Prosperity .................................. 92 The Title 'The Path To Prosperity written

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