
Henry Harrison Brown: Dollars Want Me and Other New Thought Classics (Annotated)
Enriched Edition. How to Control Fate Through Suggestion, Answer the Call of the Twentieth Century, Embrace the New Emancipation, and Master Concentration on the Road to SuccessBy Henry Harrison BrownLength8h 28m
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Henry Harrison Brown: Dollars Want Me and Other New Thought Classics gathers the author's most influential lessons in prosperity, suggestion, self-mastery, and spiritualized practical psychology. Centered on the famous affirmation that money is attracted by confident mental receptivity rather than anxious pursuit, the volume exemplifies the direct, aphoristic, lecture-like style of early twentieth-century New Thought writing. Its literary context is the American metaphysical tradition that joined Emersonian self-reliance, mind-cure, and popular reformist optimism into a philosophy of inner causation. Brown was a Civil War veteran, teacher, lecturer, and editor of Now, a prominent New Thought periodical, and his life of reinvention deeply informs these writings. Having moved through hardship, public speaking, and reform movements, he came to regard thought, suggestion, and affirmation as disciplined forces capable of reshaping character and circumstance. His work reflects both the democratic confidence and the therapeutic spirituality of his age. This collection is recommended to readers interested in the genealogy of self-help, prosperity teaching, and American metaphysical religion. Read critically, it offers not merely financial advice but a revealing document of modernity's faith in consciousness as creative power.
This enriched edition has been carefully crafted to add value to your reading experience.
- Lastly, our hand‐picked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collection's central themes.
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GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length8 hrs 28 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJun 12, 2016
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Henry Harrison Brown: Dollars Want Me and Other New Thought Classics (Annotated)
2Dollars Want Me (Twin Editions)
3Dollars Want Me: First Edition
4To the Reader.
5Opulence
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6I Am Success
7Conscientiousness the First Need
8Time A Factor
9Supply
10Supplement
11Dollars Want Me: Thirtieth Edition
12Preface To The Thirtieth Edition.
13Supply
14"As Ye Sow So Shall Ye Reap"
15Opulence
16Time A Factor
17Fundamental Considerations
18Affirmations For Success
19Financial Freedom
20Affirmations
21The Call of the Twentieth Century
22The New Emancipation
23Concentration: The Road To Success
24Preface
25Introduction. What Is Success?
26I. The "Why" Of The Book
27II. Concentration Is Natural
28III. Paying Attention
29IV. Some Channels Of Waste
30V. I Am Life
31VI. How Shall I Concentrate
32VII. The Will
33VIII. Habits
34IX. "In the Silence"
35X. Compensation Of Concentration
36XI. With Eyes, See Not
37XII. The Ideal
38XIII. Prayer
39XIV. Desire Versus Wish
40XV. Mental Poise
41XVI. Methods of Concentration
42XVII. Directions for Practice
43XVIII. How To Do It
44XIX. Some Practical Suggestions
45XX. Self-Study And The Law Of Life
46XXI. Special Desires Vs. Principle
47XXII. My One Rule-Agreement
48XXIII. Love
49XXIV. Opinions And Concentration Methods Of Others
50A Parting Word