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• Vintage des années 1960

AMIDST THE 55 BILLION+ PAGES ON THE INTERNET, YOU FOUND THIS BOOK... PERHAPS IT'S NOT BY CHANCE THAT YOU'VE DISCOVERED IT

A BEAUTIFUL EDITION THAT IS NOW 59 YEARS OLD AND VERY WELL-PRESERVED
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT ONE OF THE LATER REDOS FROM 1967, 1978, 1982, 1991, A SOFTCOVER OR MODERN EDITION, (MANY HAVE THE SAME COVERS) THIS IS AN ORIGINAL 1966.

DISCUSSED: THE POWER OF BELIEF, THOUGHT PROJECTION, OCCULT SCIENCE, MAGIC, DIVINE SCIENCE, TELEPATHY, MIRACLES, MIND OVER MATTER, NIKOLA TESLA, THE ROSICRUCIANS, SUPER-CONSCIOUSNESS, THE UNIVERSAL MIND, SPIRITUAL FORCES, METAPHYSICS, AND MORE

"Why belief is a miracle worker is something that cannot be satisfactorily explained, but has no doubt about it: there's genuine magic in believing."

"Know Thyself." Know your power. Read and reread this book until it becomes a part of your daily life. You will get results far beyond your fondest expectations. Just believe that there is genuine creative magic in believing, and magic there will be, for belief will supply the power that will enable you to succeed in everything you undertake. Back your belief with a resolute will, and you become unconquerable."

"The fault is not in our stars, but in ourselves, that we are underlings."

"I visited everything from gypsy phrenologists to gazers, from astrologers to spiritualistic mediums. I have heard what purported to be the voices of old Indian guides tell me the past, the present, and the future, and I heard from relatives I never knew existed."

This is a rare 1966 edition that has been well preserved for over half a century. Within its pages, you will find an extensive compendium of writings on the power of the mind and attainment, and a guidebook to awaken dormant energy. The book explores the power of belief and how it can influence success in various aspects of life. The author asserts that with firm belief, individuals can achieve their goals, whether they pertain to financial success, personal relationships, or general well-being.
The book delves into the concept that belief can be a transformative force. It discusses how the subconscious mind plays a crucial role in turning thoughts into realities and provides a range of techniques, such as visualization, affirmation, and the law of suggestion, to harness this power.
It uses numerous anecdotes and historical examples to illustrate its points, making the case for how belief has historically propelled individuals to outstanding achievements. I have sprinkled this listing with some of my favorite passages from the book.

"Generally speaking, people are more interested in themselves and their success than anything else. For this reason, this book, The Magic of Believing, ought to enjoy the widest readership. In simple, straightforward language, it sets forth some basic principles of the fuller use of the mind in achieving practical objectives. He has illumined these potential uses with a wealth of descriptive instances, many based on his own experiences and observations."

"How many times have you heard it said, 'Just believe you can do it, and you can." Whatever the task, if it is begun with the belief that you can do it, it will be done perfectly. Often, belief enables a person to do what others think is impossible. It is the act of believing that is the starting force or generating power that leads to accomplishment."

"The Magic of Believing should be an inspiration to anyone who reads it carefully because, in its development and its documentation, it is a clear picture of how the great potential possibilities of the mind may be utilized to achieve the ambitions of anyone interested."

"The ancients often referred to it as the "spirit." Paracelsus called it the will; others have called it the mind, an adjunct of the brain. Some have referred to it as conscience, the creator of the "still, small voice within." Still, others have called it intelligence and have asserted that it is a part of the Supreme Intelligence to which we are all linked. Hence the name Universal Mind— that which embraces every living thing, all human as well as plant and animal life."

"Is there something, a force, a factor, a power, a science that a few people understand and use to overcome their difficulties and achieve outstanding success? I firmly believe that there is, and it is my purpose in this, first complete exposition of the subject to attempt to explain it so that you may use it if you desire."

"Apparently, I was born with a huge bump of curiosity, for I have always had an insatiable yearning to seek explanations and answers. This yearning has taken me to many strange places, brought to light many peculiar cases, and has caused me to read every book I could get my hands on dealing with religions, cults, and both physical and mental sciences. I have read thousands of books on modern psychology, metaphysics, ancient magic, Voodooism, Yogism, Theosophy, Christian Science, Unity, Truth, New Thought, Couéism, and many others dealing with what I call "Mind Stuff," as well as the philosophies and teachings of the great masters of the past.
Many were nonsensical, others strange, and many very profound. Gradually, I discovered that there is a golden thread that runs through all the teachings and makes them work for those who sincerely accept and apply them, and that thread can be named in the single word belief. This same element or factor, belief, causes people to be cured through mental healing, enables others to climb the ladder of success, and gets phenomenal results for all who accept it. Why belief is a miracle worker is something that cannot be satisfactorily explained, but have no doubt about it: there's genuine magic in believing. "The magic of believing" became a phrase around which my thoughts steadily revolved."

"A. Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, and for many years a member of the British Society for Psychic Research, declared that he believed there was a constructive and destructive power in thought alone, akin to the 'faith that can move mountains." He said that while the results themselves were conclusive, he had no idea what power it was that came from a man's mind, and that could separate the molecules of a solid object toward which it was directed.
I know that materialists will scoff at such a statement. Just remember how radar works and how radio waves pass through wood, brick, steel, and other so-called solid objects. If thought waves, or whatever they are, can be tuned to even higher oscillations, why can't they affect the molecules of solid objects?"

The overall condition of this book is very good despite being nearly 60 years old. It has some normal age and shelf wear, but has been remarkably well-preserved.

Claude M. Bristol was an American author, journalist, and lecturer best known for his book "The Magic of Believing."