The Eye of the I: from which nothing is hidden by David R Hawkins
The scope of this work is immense. It includes not only a detailed, subjective report of very advanced states of …
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Power versus Force: An anatomy of consciousness by David R Hawkins
This is an excellent book that speaks of the difference between power and force. Power is quiet and requires no …
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Thought Vibration or the Law of Attraction in the Thought World by William Walker Atkinson
Thought vibration embraces two series of the vital lessons mentioned above, with some additional articles by Mr. Atkinson following out the same line of teaching. The order of the lessons has been somewhat changed in the combination; and for further continuity and clearness, new lesson titles in the form of chapter headings have been selected. The publishers have preferred to retain the familiar unstudied style of the lessons, as originally written, rather than to subject the articles to the literary revision by the author which usually precedes publication in book form.
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Neville Goddard Prosperity pack
Ask yourself, “What do I desire to be?” (Not just have). Remember, You are the mask God is wearing.
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Divine Science and Healing by Malinda Cramer
Humanity must come to know that it has ever held and will ever hold a true and unfailing relationship to all Good. We have only to perceive the relationship that is, in order to know the past and future. As God is one, His method of expression is one, everywhere at all times.
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The Cosmic Energiser by Joseph Murphy
I urge you to study this book and to apply the methods of scientific prayer elaborated on herein. As you do, I feel absolutely convinced that you will make use of this miracle-working Power that will banish confusion, misery, lack, melancholy, and failure; it will sever you from emotional and physical bondage and place you on the royal road to the fulfillment of your fondest dreams.
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Cosmic Power and divine law
The volume opens with the Greek text and a new English translation by Johan Thom, a classicist and ancient philosopher. The translation is accompanied by brief notes intended to help the reader understand difficult terms and concepts in the text itself. Thom is also responsible for the general introduction to the treatise.
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