Success Unlimited By William Walker Atkinson; Annie Besant & Abel Leighton Allen Success Unlimited By William Walker Atkinson; Annie Besant & Abel Leighton Allen [ The Law Of Attraction :: Karma :: The Message Of New Thought](Paperback, William Walker Atkinson;Annie Besant;Abel Leighton Allen)
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The goal of the present book collection is to get excellency (cooperation) in achieving success in life, just as today, achieving progress in life, very important topics such as money and the law of attraction| interpersonal attraction| book about believing in yourself|self-improvement books| growth investing and development| happiness books| growth investing| Heart and Thought Memories, etc.William Walker Atkinson was an influential member of the New Thought movement. He was one of the first people to write about the Law of Attraction. Long before Rhonda Byrne discovered 'The Secret' that one's positive thoughts are powerful magnets that attract wealth, health, and happiness, Atkinson already knew it.It is a marriage of the Ancient Occult Teachings to the latest and most advanced conceptions of Modern Science—an odd union, for the parties that, are of entirely different temperaments.The Symphony of Life: A Series of Constructive Sketches and Interpretations was published in 1902 by Henry Wood, one of the early figures in the New Thought movement.The book is a collection of stimulating ideas about the development of the human race as well as the individual man and his relationship with the Divine. The text is replete with allusions to historical events, philosophical ideas, and Biblical truth. Wood's words give the sincere learner a deeper grasp of man's supremacy and guarantee the reader a lovely glimpse of the magnificence of the Creator of Life.They discuss all facets of life, and their relationship is largely hidden. Therefore, it doesn't matter what order they are given attention in. A couple of them have been published in various periodicals after extensive rewriting.The author's overarching theme is constructive rather than iconoclastic. The shades of error are to be banished by the illuminating light of Truth. The true reason for a general restlessness is a deep spiritual hunger among mankind, the nature of which is frequently difficult to ascertain.