The Mental Equivalent

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Emmet Fox, a prominent New Thought spiritual leader, emphasizes the power of positive thinking and its connection to spiritual awareness in this influential work. His teachings, which resonated with the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous, highlight the importance of conscious thought processes in manifesting change in one's life. Drawing from various wisdom traditions, including those of Rumi, Jesus, and Gandhi, Fox introduces the doctrine of the mental equivalent, asserting that individuals attract what they mentally envision. This book serves as a guide to harnessing these principles for personal transformation.