Charles F.Haanel

e reality of the world and considers it an expression of God, the two being related as cause and effect. The central doctrines of New-Thought lie in psychology. They consist in asserting the supremacy of mind over all other energies and in identifying it with the perennial stream of energy which permeates existence at large

Man is the individual expression of God, possessing inherently and capable of manifesting all the aspects of God.

Man unfolds to a continuously expanding consciousness and manifestation of these aspects, through right thinking and right living.

come into the possession of an ability to secure results hitherto undreamed of, and which has rewards hardly to be expressed in words.

he attract to him new and successful associates, and this in turn changes his environment;

It is made up of the beating hearts of humanity. It is a thing of life and beauty.

If you fix upon your consciousness the fact that the desire you feel for the possession of riches is one with the desire of Omnipotence for more complete expression, your faith becomes invincible

It is evident, therefore, that if we wish desirable conditions, we can afford to entertain only desirable thoughts.