1900. A thought, good or evil, an act, in time a habit, so runs life's law, what you live in your thought world, that sooner or later you will find objectified in your life.
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This short book is incredible. The main message in this book is that our thoughts are like a little fire, like a match. If we entertain them, then that is like adding fuel and oxygen to them, and they grow into big flames. If the thought was good for you, now you have a warmness from the fire by your actions. This is the good part. If however, the thoughts are bad for you, and you entertain them, that is like a fire that is burning your house down. We must become a master of our thoughts before this happens. Too many times, we see people complaining of the consequences of their own thoughts. They haven't learned to master them.
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A Great Little Book,
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This is a nice little bit of philosophy. The author brings together a number of ideas from other sources, basically premised on the law of attraction. But, he also discusses "generativity" or enjoying life in your later years.
The wording is a bit complex, suited for a scientific/engineering mind, but is not complex in vocabulary just phrasing. The way thoughts are organized make it less accessible to non-detail oriented people. But, the way thoughts are organized also allows for clarifying very complicated ideas in ways that come across as deeply profound. It's definitely worth reading. If you are a follower of the law of attraction, and Eastern Thought (but of Western Heritage), his points are useful (not to give up ALL control of your life to other forces). He advocates a balanced approach of contemplation and action. Well done, clear and insightful.
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Trine, yes. This book, no.,
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I'm a fan of Trine, having read the classic "In Tune with the Infinite" twice (I highly recommend it) and a couple of his other books. This slim 32-page book though sounded very familiar and for good reason--it's merely an excerpt from one of Trine's longer books and repackaged here as if it's a new and original work. Stay away.
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- Greatest Thing Ever Known by Ralph Waldo Trine in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Every Living Creature by Ralph Waldo Trine in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- The Ring and the Book (Broadview literary texts) by Robert Browning on page 26
- The Ring And The Book by Robert Browning on page 26
- Life Sciences by Thomas in Front Matter
- The American Myth of Success: From Horatio Alger to Norman Vincent Peale by Richard Weiss on page 152, page 190, and Back Matter
- The Vestibule by Jess E. Weiss in Front Matter, page 97, and page 103
- The Miracle of Right Thought and The Divinity of Desire by Orison Swett Marden in Front Matter, page 362, and page 364
- Every Living Creature by Ralph Waldo Trine in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Eight Pillars of Prosperity by James Allen in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
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