As I think: James Allen's As a Man Thinketh in personal affirmation form

68 Pages·1991·3.158 MB·English

by  Art W. Christensen

THINK
AS
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Allen
James
ARRANGED
BY
ART CHRISTENSEN
W.
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The Classic ASA MAN THINKETH
in Personal Affirmation form.
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AS THINK
I
JAMESALLEN'S
inspirational classicAsA
ManThinkethhas long
been readbymillions of
peopleseekingjoy, success,
andhealththrough the
powerofthought andits
effect on life.
Forthe firsttime, thisbook
hasbeen written in the
form ofan affirmation so
thatwhen itis read, the
powerfulthoughtsbecome
plantedinyourmind.
Throughout each page,
you will re-affirm thatthe
powerofthoughtis not
just forotherpeoplebut for
"me" and "my" life, for"I
am literallywhat I think,
my characterbeingthe
complete sum ofall my
thoughts."
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AS THINK
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James Allen's
Man
As a Thinketh
in personal affirmation form
arranged by
Art W. Christensen
Mind is the Master-power that molds and makes.
And I am Mind, and evermore I take
The tool ofThought, and, shaping what I wi—ll,
Bringforth a thousandjoys, a thousand ills
/ think in secret, and it comes to pass:
Environment is but my looking-glass
DEVORSS
Publications
AsIThink
Copyright© 1991
byArtW.Christensen
Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthisbookmaybereproducedinanyform
withoutpermissioninwritingfromthepublisher,exceptbyareviewer
whomayquotebriefpassagesforreviewpurposes.
ISBN:0-87516-636-9
SecondPrinting, 1993
Third Printing, 1998
DeVorss&Company,Publisher
P.O.Box550
MarinadelRey,CA90294
PrintedintheHongKong
CONTENTS
My My
Thought and Character ... 1
My
Effect of Thought
My
on Circumstances 6
My
Effect of Thought
My My
on Health and Body 25
. .
My Thought and My Purpose .... 30
My
Thought-Factor
My
in Achievement 35
My My
Visions and Ideals 41
My
Serenity 48

—
FOREWORD
This little volume (the result of
meditation and experience) is not in-
tended as an exhaustive treatise on the
much-written-upon subject ofthe power
of thought. It is suggestive rather than
explanatory, its object being to stimulate
men and women to the discovery and
perception of the truth that
"They themselves are makers
of themselves"
by virtue of the thoughts which they
choose and encourage; that mind is the
master weaver, both ofthe inner garment
ofcharacter and the outer garment ofcir-
cumstance, and that, as they may have
hitherto woven in ignorance and pain
they may now weave in enlightenment
and happiness.
James Allen