Infinite Power for Richer Living
Joseph Murphy
2016-08 · Ascent Audio · Skaito Tim Andres Pabon
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A cross between Napoleon Hill and Norman Vincent Peale, with a metaphysical twist, Joseph Murphy gives the reader an early self help book which is loaded with the benefits of positive thinking, right affirmation and prayer. He also dabbles a bit in the metaphysical, discussing intuitive faculties and the use of clairvoyants and mediums.
This auidobook stresses that whatever you think about will grow... so don't discuss your aches and pains, worries, etc. It also discusses "the guiding principle" and how listening to it (your inner guidance) and following it's message will allow you to receive all the help you need to live successfully.
This auidobook stresses that whatever you think about will grow... so don't discuss your aches and pains, worries, etc. It also discusses "the guiding principle" and how listening to it (your inner guidance) and following it's message will allow you to receive all the help you need to live successfully.
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A native of Ireland who resettled in America, Joseph Murphy (1898-1981) was a prolific and widely admired New Thought minister and writer, best known for his metaphysical classic, The Power of Your Subconscious Mind. Murphy is considered one of the pioneering voices of affirmative-thinking philosophy.
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