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7. THE MIND AND ITS PLANES - THE LAW OF NEW THOUGHT: A STUDY OF FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND THEIR APPLICATION - William Walker Atkinson (1902)
The theory of the duality of the mind, and its weak points—Man has but one mind, but it functions upon two planes—The Conscious and the Sub‑conscious—The Sub‑conscious not the soul, but merely one field of mentation—Super‑conscious faculties really the source of higher knowledge—Conscious thought is fresh from the mint—Sub‑conscious thought is the results of preceding conscious thought of self or others—Thought impulses and habits— Conscious thoughts meet new condition—Sub‑conscious thoughts handle familiar problems— Man exhibits the highest form of Conscious mentation—Human sheep—The mind and the Will—The secret of the Oriental occultists—Evolutionary development still progressing.
"The Law of the New Thought: A Study of Fundamental Principles and Their Application" by William Walker Atkinson is a seminal work that delves into the core tenets of the New Thought movement. Published in 1902, it serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding and applying the principles of this influential philosophical and spiritual movement.
Atkinson, a prominent figure in the New Thought movement, explores the transformative power of thought and consciousness in shaping individual lives and the world at large. Drawing upon various philosophical, religious, and metaphysical traditions, he presents a systematic framework for harnessing the creative potential of the mind to manifest desired outcomes and achieve personal growth.
The book begins by elucidating the fundamental principles underlying the New Thought philosophy, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit. Atkinson contends that thoughts possess tangible energy that can influence the circumstances and events in one's life, echoing the popular axiom, "As a man thinketh, so is he."
Through practical exercises and illustrative anecdotes, Atkinson guides readers in cultivating a positive mental attitude, mastering self-discipline, and harnessing the power of visualization and affirmation to manifest their aspirations. He emphasizes the importance of cultivating faith, gratitude, and resilience in the face of adversity, asserting that individuals have the innate ability to shape their destinies through conscious intention and alignment with universal principles.
Moreover, Atkinson explores the ethical implications of the New Thought philosophy, advocating for integrity, altruism, and service to others as essential components of spiritual evolution and personal fulfillment. He contends that by aligning one's thoughts and actions with the highest ideals of truth, love, and harmony, individuals can contribute to the greater good and create a more harmonious and prosperous world.
"The Law of the New Thought" remains a timeless guidebook for those seeking to unlock their potential and live a life of purpose, abundance, and fulfillment. Its teachings continue to inspire and empower countless individuals on their journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.
#NewThought #LawOfAttraction #PositiveThinking #Manifestation #Mindfulness #Spirituality #PersonalDevelopment #SelfImprovement #Consciousness #MindPower #Abundance #Gratitude #Affirmations #SelfHelp #Metaphysics #InnerPeace #Empowerment #Visualization #Positivity #SelfAwareness
The theory of the duality of the mind, and its weak points—Man has but one mind, but it functions upon two planes—The Conscious and the Sub‑conscious—The Sub‑conscious not the soul, but merely one field of mentation—Super‑conscious faculties really the source of higher knowledge—Conscious thought is fresh from the mint—Sub‑conscious thought is the results of preceding conscious thought of self or others—Thought impulses and habits— Conscious thoughts meet new condition—Sub‑conscious thoughts handle familiar problems— Man exhibits the highest form of Conscious mentation—Human sheep—The mind and the Will—The secret of the Oriental occultists—Evolutionary development still progressing.
"The Law of the New Thought: A Study of Fundamental Principles and Their Application" by William Walker Atkinson is a seminal work that delves into the core tenets of the New Thought movement. Published in 1902, it serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding and applying the principles of this influential philosophical and spiritual movement.
Atkinson, a prominent figure in the New Thought movement, explores the transformative power of thought and consciousness in shaping individual lives and the world at large. Drawing upon various philosophical, religious, and metaphysical traditions, he presents a systematic framework for harnessing the creative potential of the mind to manifest desired outcomes and achieve personal growth.
The book begins by elucidating the fundamental principles underlying the New Thought philosophy, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit. Atkinson contends that thoughts possess tangible energy that can influence the circumstances and events in one's life, echoing the popular axiom, "As a man thinketh, so is he."
Through practical exercises and illustrative anecdotes, Atkinson guides readers in cultivating a positive mental attitude, mastering self-discipline, and harnessing the power of visualization and affirmation to manifest their aspirations. He emphasizes the importance of cultivating faith, gratitude, and resilience in the face of adversity, asserting that individuals have the innate ability to shape their destinies through conscious intention and alignment with universal principles.
Moreover, Atkinson explores the ethical implications of the New Thought philosophy, advocating for integrity, altruism, and service to others as essential components of spiritual evolution and personal fulfillment. He contends that by aligning one's thoughts and actions with the highest ideals of truth, love, and harmony, individuals can contribute to the greater good and create a more harmonious and prosperous world.
"The Law of the New Thought" remains a timeless guidebook for those seeking to unlock their potential and live a life of purpose, abundance, and fulfillment. Its teachings continue to inspire and empower countless individuals on their journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.
#NewThought #LawOfAttraction #PositiveThinking #Manifestation #Mindfulness #Spirituality #PersonalDevelopment #SelfImprovement #Consciousness #MindPower #Abundance #Gratitude #Affirmations #SelfHelp #Metaphysics #InnerPeace #Empowerment #Visualization #Positivity #SelfAwareness
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By William Walker Atkinson7. THE MIND AND ITS PLANES - THE LAW OF NEW THOUGHT: A STUDY OF FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND THEIR APPLICATION - William Walker Atkinson (1902)
The theory of the duality of the mind, and its weak points—Man has but one mind, but it functions upon two planes—The Conscious and the Sub‑conscious—The Sub‑conscious not the soul, but merely one field of mentation—Super‑conscious faculties really the source of higher knowledge—Conscious thought is fresh from the mint—Sub‑conscious thought is the results of preceding conscious thought of self or others—Thought impulses and habits— Conscious thoughts meet new condition—Sub‑conscious thoughts handle familiar problems— Man exhibits the highest form of Conscious mentation—Human sheep—The mind and the Will—The secret of the Oriental occultists—Evolutionary development still progressing.
"The Law of the New Thought: A Study of Fundamental Principles and Their Application" by William Walker Atkinson is a seminal work that delves into the core tenets of the New Thought movement. Published in 1902, it serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding and applying the principles of this influential philosophical and spiritual movement.
Atkinson, a prominent figure in the New Thought movement, explores the transformative power of thought and consciousness in shaping individual lives and the world at large. Drawing upon various philosophical, religious, and metaphysical traditions, he presents a systematic framework for harnessing the creative potential of the mind to manifest desired outcomes and achieve personal growth.
The book begins by elucidating the fundamental principles underlying the New Thought philosophy, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit. Atkinson contends that thoughts possess tangible energy that can influence the circumstances and events in one's life, echoing the popular axiom, "As a man thinketh, so is he."
Through practical exercises and illustrative anecdotes, Atkinson guides readers in cultivating a positive mental attitude, mastering self-discipline, and harnessing the power of visualization and affirmation to manifest their aspirations. He emphasizes the importance of cultivating faith, gratitude, and resilience in the face of adversity, asserting that individuals have the innate ability to shape their destinies through conscious intention and alignment with universal principles.
Moreover, Atkinson explores the ethical implications of the New Thought philosophy, advocating for integrity, altruism, and service to others as essential components of spiritual evolution and personal fulfillment. He contends that by aligning one's thoughts and actions with the highest ideals of truth, love, and harmony, individuals can contribute to the greater good and create a more harmonious and prosperous world.
"The Law of the New Thought" remains a timeless guidebook for those seeking to unlock their potential and live a life of purpose, abundance, and fulfillment. Its teachings continue to inspire and empower countless individuals on their journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.
#NewThought #LawOfAttraction #PositiveThinking #Manifestation #Mindfulness #Spirituality #PersonalDevelopment #SelfImprovement #Consciousness #MindPower #Abundance #Gratitude #Affirmations #SelfHelp #Metaphysics #InnerPeace #Empowerment #Visualization #Positivity #SelfAwareness
The theory of the duality of the mind, and its weak points—Man has but one mind, but it functions upon two planes—The Conscious and the Sub‑conscious—The Sub‑conscious not the soul, but merely one field of mentation—Super‑conscious faculties really the source of higher knowledge—Conscious thought is fresh from the mint—Sub‑conscious thought is the results of preceding conscious thought of self or others—Thought impulses and habits— Conscious thoughts meet new condition—Sub‑conscious thoughts handle familiar problems— Man exhibits the highest form of Conscious mentation—Human sheep—The mind and the Will—The secret of the Oriental occultists—Evolutionary development still progressing.
"The Law of the New Thought: A Study of Fundamental Principles and Their Application" by William Walker Atkinson is a seminal work that delves into the core tenets of the New Thought movement. Published in 1902, it serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding and applying the principles of this influential philosophical and spiritual movement.
Atkinson, a prominent figure in the New Thought movement, explores the transformative power of thought and consciousness in shaping individual lives and the world at large. Drawing upon various philosophical, religious, and metaphysical traditions, he presents a systematic framework for harnessing the creative potential of the mind to manifest desired outcomes and achieve personal growth.
The book begins by elucidating the fundamental principles underlying the New Thought philosophy, emphasizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit. Atkinson contends that thoughts possess tangible energy that can influence the circumstances and events in one's life, echoing the popular axiom, "As a man thinketh, so is he."
Through practical exercises and illustrative anecdotes, Atkinson guides readers in cultivating a positive mental attitude, mastering self-discipline, and harnessing the power of visualization and affirmation to manifest their aspirations. He emphasizes the importance of cultivating faith, gratitude, and resilience in the face of adversity, asserting that individuals have the innate ability to shape their destinies through conscious intention and alignment with universal principles.
Moreover, Atkinson explores the ethical implications of the New Thought philosophy, advocating for integrity, altruism, and service to others as essential components of spiritual evolution and personal fulfillment. He contends that by aligning one's thoughts and actions with the highest ideals of truth, love, and harmony, individuals can contribute to the greater good and create a more harmonious and prosperous world.
"The Law of the New Thought" remains a timeless guidebook for those seeking to unlock their potential and live a life of purpose, abundance, and fulfillment. Its teachings continue to inspire and empower countless individuals on their journey of self-discovery and spiritual awakening.
#NewThought #LawOfAttraction #PositiveThinking #Manifestation #Mindfulness #Spirituality #PersonalDevelopment #SelfImprovement #Consciousness #MindPower #Abundance #Gratitude #Affirmations #SelfHelp #Metaphysics #InnerPeace #Empowerment #Visualization #Positivity #SelfAwareness