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Putting the Power of Your Subconscious Mind to Work: Reach New Levels of Career Success Using the Power of Your Subconscious Mind

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This is a compilation of many excellent research and sermon ideas of Dr. Joseph Murphy, edited by Dr. Pell. The organization of the book into topics is excellent. The wisdom of Dr. Murphy is, as to be expected, metaphysical, psychological, Religious Science/Divine Science oriented. What I like most about Murphy's thoughts is the manner in which he draws valid and direct applications, helping anyone to work through all kinds of limitations or difficulties. If you give his approach even a passing glance, much less a serious try, you will find marvelous changes in mind, heart, spirit, and lifestyle are yours--sometimes immediately! The wisdom here far exceeds today's pop psychology Rx's.

I absolutely love this book. It is so uplifting and positive. It opened my eyes to new possibilities. I became very excited when I read this book as to the changes that I can make in my life. I've recommended it to many of my friends and coworkers. You can't go wrong with this book. I have the print edition and am going to purchase the ebook so I can have it with me always. I highly recommend this book to everyone.

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Honestly, I thought the book was misleading and weak. The author has very repetitive throughout the book with his consistent mentioning of God. The author sounded more like a preacher than a writer. I think it is highly misleading and confusing to people for an author to suggest individuals need a belief in God to believe in themselves. I think the author is clearly too attached to his own beliefs to understanding working with other beliefs. It's funny that the author consistently mentions how good God is without understanding what God is. If he understood the misleadings of the religious God, he may truly understand how to control his subconscious. Until then, religion controls his subconscious, not him.