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Remember, Success is the liberty to command, coupled with a clear conscience and loving heart. In proportion as a man is possessed of Good Will, his conscience is clear. Good Will is the outward-moving power of a loving heart. Only such a heart ever has liberty to command. In proportion as a man succeeds in letting Good Will flow outward to each person, thing or circumstance with which he comes in touch, in that proportion will he be able to influence persons, things and circumstances according to his will—his Good Will, which is just to all.The art of succeeding is the art of concentrating Good Will, and using it for definite purposes. " Elizabeth Towne |
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The Sermon on the Mount
Annie Rix Militz
Jesus Christ
The Beatitudes. Matt. 5:3-12
The Salt and the Light. Vs. 13-16
The Law. Vs. 17-20
Salvation from Anger. Vs. 21-26
Purity. Vs. 27-32
Swear Not at All. Vs. 33-37
The Doctrine of Non-resistance. Vs. 38-42
Overcome Evil with Good. Vs. 43-48
In the Secret Place. Matt. 6:1-4
Prayer. Vs. 5-8
The Lord's Prayer. Vs. 9-13
Forgiveness. Vs. 14, 15
No Sad Appearances. Vs. 16-18
True Valuation. Vs. 19-21
Concentration upon God. Vs. 22-24
No Thought for Worldly Welfare. Vs. 25-34
Free from Judging. Matt. 8:1-5
Good Judgment in Ministering. V. 6
Divine Persistency. Vs. 7, 8
The Will of God. Vs. 9-11
The Golden Rule. V. 12
The Way and the Door. Vs. 13, 14
Fair Words and False Thinking. Vs. 15-21
Works without Love. Vs. 22, 23
Hearing and Doing. Vs. 24-27
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How the Mind Works
Christian D. Larson
I. The Greatest Power in Man
II. The Best Use of the Mind
III. What Determines Mental Action
IV. The Leading Metaphysical Law
V. How the Mind Makes the Man
VI. How Mental Pictures Become Realities
VII. The Increase of Mental Power
VIII. The Within and the Without
IX. Finding Your Place in Life
X. When All Things Work for Good
XL With What Measure Ye Mete
XII. Finding Material for Mind Building
XIII. Building the Superior Mind
XIV. The Secret of the Master Mind
XV. The Power of Mind Over Body
XVI. The Power of Mind Over Destiny
XVII. The X-Ray Power of the Mind
XVIII. When Mind is Broad and Deep
XIX. The Greatest Mind of All
XX. When Mind is On the Heights
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The Greatest Thing in the World
Henry Drummond
EVERY one has asked himself the great
question of antiquity as of the modern
world: What is the summum bonum—the
supreme good? You have life before
you. Once only you can live it. What
is the noblest object of desire, the
supreme gift to covet? We have been
accustomed to be told that the greatest
thing in the religious world is Faith.
That great word has been the key-note
for centuries of the popular religion;
and we have easily learned to look upon
it as the greatest thing in the
world. Well, we are wrong.
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The Subconscious Mind
Janet Young
The Mind is magnetic and draws to
itself whatever it most earnestly
determines. To distinguish its
different aspects, that part of
the mind in daily use has been
termed the objective, and the
region that does the deep thinking
the subjective mind.The subjective
has been proved to be capable of
independent action. The earth is
circled with invisible etheric
magnetic currents an intermediary
in transmitting energy proved in
wireless. The Ether is a divine
agent for the use of mankind
to sustain life and to utilize
its properties for the betterment
of life. The mind through intelligent
concentration may connect thought
with these limitless etheric currents
or spiritual forces belting and
encircling space. These forces are
governed by the Law that Demand
creates supply. To demonstrate
Mind Power knowledge of the Law is
essential.We must feel our identity
with Divine Powers through the
indwelling spirit. Faith must be
maintained.Every thought is a force
thought connects with these ether
vibrations and attracts results
according to the quality of the thought
sent out.
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