Everything you need to know about prosperity, manifestation and the spiritual side of abundance is right here in this small volume.
NOTE: This is a new edition of the class work, not a scanned reproduction with lots of weird characters. It does contain every word of the original, plus an Introduction and comments by Richard Stooker, author of Income Investing Secrets.
It's a gold mine that authors from Napoleon Hill to The Secret have used to. They've expanded on the ideas, included more details and used other examples, but the essence is right here in the author's introduction and three lectures.
It's all here: your right to material abundance, God (or any term you prefer to substitute) as your source of supply, molding your character, Auto-Suggestion, positive thinking, persistence in the face of problems, planning, self-confidence, the utmost importance of taking action, keeping your mind on your goals, desire for material wealth as God's way of motivating you to succeed, the importance of helping other people, putting your time to good use, keeping yourself physical fit and energetic, not wasting money on frivolous expenses, and much more.
Before The Secret, the Law of Attraction, Joe Vitale, Catherine Ponder, Randy Gage, Jose Silva, Anthony Robbins, Bob Proctor, Robert Anthony, and so many others -- including the far more famous Napoleon Hill, a retired president of colleges for women published a short volume in the final year of World War I.
As the author of Income Investing Secrets, I often hear how people can't afford to save money.
That's why I decided to bring this classic work of prosperous thinking back into print, so more people would learn the "inside secrets" of attracting and manifesting wealth, so they could then afford to invest for retirement and other future goals.
B.F. Austin didn't make a career out of being a prosperity "guru." He'd already won acclaim as the head of several colleges for women. And some notoriety for being kicked out of the Methodist Church for standing up for his unconventional beliefs. His Wikipedia article doesn't even mention prosperity or this book.
I found this at a time of my life where I have accomplished a lot of goals, but not enough. I am worried and scared about my future, though also excited at the possibilities. It reminded me to keep my chin up and my eyes on my goals, not only my problems. It reminded me to see my problems as opportunities and to focus on what I need to do to solve my problems.
I thought I'd "read it all," but some passages stirred and aroused me and brought goosebumps to my arms.
Using the principles in this book have helped me overcome job and financial troubles and build my current writing business so I have a steady monthly income.
One thing about Mr. Austin is that despite having an academic background, he realizes business is about solving problems. This is not a "meditate and manifest" book. It's a "practice Auto-Suggestion and then get to work" book. Although he had some uncommon religious beliefs, he preaches the right action at the right time, not spooky magic.
I join with Mr. Austin in predicting that if you read this book, and re-read and study it, and puts its principles into practice, you too will see far more money flow into your life.
Do you want more than you have now? Great! That's as it should be. Here's how to harness the power of your desires, the strength of your Divine discontent with your current lifestyle.
