We now know scientifically that the atoms that make up our body (or anything else) are way less than 1% physical matter, and more than 99% energy. It is hard to believe that everything is held together with an invisible force field of sorts. It all sounds a little more science fiction than science fact. But it is true. Ourselves and everything around us is made up of mostly energy.Now Wattles calls this formless substance a "thinking stuff" and a "formless intelligence". And because it is a substance that thinks, it is influenced by our thoughts. And because it is influenced by our thoughts, we can use our thoughts to connect with formless substance and manifest what we want.
First, the Science of Getting Rich in available in PDF for free. The book, written in 1910 by Wallace D. Wattles, is now in the public domain. This is the reason why it's available for free download in PDF format. It's not only some excerpts, but the whole book in PDF. Don't assume that because the book is available for free, it means that it is not extremely valuable content.
You have the ability to become whoever you want to be and to create the life you want. If you are not where you want to be now, think about times you had clear decisions to go one way or another, the paths you choose take you where you are going. Our thoughts are energy, so to design a different life, start making different choices (thinking different thoughts).Next you must take action on the new choices you make. It will be difficult at first and you will meet with resistance. But new thoughts alone will not get you what you want. The Science of Getting Rich says;
Unfortunately we are so conditioned to block wealth and abundance and thinking that being wealthy is a bad thing. You must have got rich through being a crook, gambling or something immoral. It will probably take time to develop this mindset on a habitual level.You have to take action now and find a system that works. Look at successful people. What are they doing that you are not. They take action and by doing this they create and manifest their own luck. They focus on what they want and do not allow themselves to be distracted.Wallace D Wattles regarded 'getting rich' as an exact science and outlined his principles of creating wealth in his timeless classic. Published in 1910, this book has inspired many philosophers who believe in his principle that one has to do things in a "certain way" to get rich. Anyone doing things in that way would undoubtedly become rich and successful. According to Wattles, one has to focus on what he/she wants to be able to move in the right direction.
Third, Where other teach that you can control everything with your mind, The Science of Getting Rich insists on taking ACTIONS. Wallace D. Wattles is clear about this fact in 2 chapters called "Acting in a Certain Way" and "Efficient Action". In fact, Wattles even warns us against the temptation of relying solely on the power of the mind to attract riches to our life. According to the author of The Science of Getting Rich, the lack of focus on Actions is the most important reason why so many other theories about the power of the mind fail. As Mr. Wattles says it, by cultivating a certain state of mind, you may "attract" the things you want... but it is only through efficient actions that you will get what you want. The Science of Getting Rich doesn't ask people to work like workaholics, but to act efficiently.
Wattles knew the importance of money in building a complete and successful life. He also felt that unless you had the money, it was impossible to rise to your true potential in terms of both talent and soul. In his book, he revealed the secrets of wealth accumulation that are applicable even in modern times. He believed that man's thoughts greatly influenced the way he acted and the way he thought could actually shape his life. The key is to dismiss all negative thoughts and replace them with positive ones to consciously use the power of thought - this is how the Law of Attraction works! Wallace D. Wattles, in his 1910 book The Science of Getting Rich, details how you can get rich but his reasons for doing so are much more than the simple attainment of money and wealth. Prosperity - however you define it - is a timeless desire. According to Wattles, getting rich has a very important premise: He asserts that the desire for wealth is not specifically or solely centered on money but rather it is a measurable way of expressing our desire for a fuller, better, more meaningful life.
According to Wattles each of us has the right to be rich. He asserts that it simply isn't possible to live a really complete or successful life unless one is rich. To develop talent and unfold the soul requires the use of many things which require money to purchase.Of course, there is a science of getting rich and it is an exact science and has nothing to do with your environment or the possession of talent. Getting rich is the result of doing things in a Certain Way that causes success.There is abundance of opportunity everywhere for the man who will go with the tide; instead of trying to swim against it. Wattles rightly points out that everyone has the potential for success by searching for and embracing the opportunities available to them.
In saying that you must hold your vision while you are doing each act, however trivial or commonplace, I do not mean to say that it is necessary at all times to see the vision distinctly to its smallest details. It should be the work of your leisure hours to use your imagination on the details of your vision, and to contemplate them until they are firmly fixed upon memory. If you wish speedy results, spend practically all your spare time in this practice.
Do this kind of visualization for all the parts of your new life, all the parts of your life of riches. The detail is necessary: nurture your vision that you become so enthused about its promise that the thought of it will "call forth the strongest energies of your whole being." In your leisure create, form, and nurture the vision. In your working time you need only occasionally bring to mind these mental pictures to stimulate your faith, purpose, and actions. In your working time you cannot hold the detail or concentration as when you are at leisure but you can allow thoughts of the vision to bubble up to create a sense of advancement and power in you. This will create an enthusiasm in you that will be attractive to people you come in contact with.
First, the Science of Getting Rich in available in PDF for free. The book, written in 1910 by Wallace D. Wattles, is now in the public domain. This is the reason why it's available for free download in PDF format. It's not only some excerpts, but the whole book in PDF. Don't assume that because the book is available for free, it means that it is not extremely valuable content.
You have the ability to become whoever you want to be and to create the life you want. If you are not where you want to be now, think about times you had clear decisions to go one way or another, the paths you choose take you where you are going. Our thoughts are energy, so to design a different life, start making different choices (thinking different thoughts).Next you must take action on the new choices you make. It will be difficult at first and you will meet with resistance. But new thoughts alone will not get you what you want. The Science of Getting Rich says;
Unfortunately we are so conditioned to block wealth and abundance and thinking that being wealthy is a bad thing. You must have got rich through being a crook, gambling or something immoral. It will probably take time to develop this mindset on a habitual level.You have to take action now and find a system that works. Look at successful people. What are they doing that you are not. They take action and by doing this they create and manifest their own luck. They focus on what they want and do not allow themselves to be distracted.Wallace D Wattles regarded 'getting rich' as an exact science and outlined his principles of creating wealth in his timeless classic. Published in 1910, this book has inspired many philosophers who believe in his principle that one has to do things in a "certain way" to get rich. Anyone doing things in that way would undoubtedly become rich and successful. According to Wattles, one has to focus on what he/she wants to be able to move in the right direction.
Third, Where other teach that you can control everything with your mind, The Science of Getting Rich insists on taking ACTIONS. Wallace D. Wattles is clear about this fact in 2 chapters called "Acting in a Certain Way" and "Efficient Action". In fact, Wattles even warns us against the temptation of relying solely on the power of the mind to attract riches to our life. According to the author of The Science of Getting Rich, the lack of focus on Actions is the most important reason why so many other theories about the power of the mind fail. As Mr. Wattles says it, by cultivating a certain state of mind, you may "attract" the things you want... but it is only through efficient actions that you will get what you want. The Science of Getting Rich doesn't ask people to work like workaholics, but to act efficiently.
Wattles knew the importance of money in building a complete and successful life. He also felt that unless you had the money, it was impossible to rise to your true potential in terms of both talent and soul. In his book, he revealed the secrets of wealth accumulation that are applicable even in modern times. He believed that man's thoughts greatly influenced the way he acted and the way he thought could actually shape his life. The key is to dismiss all negative thoughts and replace them with positive ones to consciously use the power of thought - this is how the Law of Attraction works! Wallace D. Wattles, in his 1910 book The Science of Getting Rich, details how you can get rich but his reasons for doing so are much more than the simple attainment of money and wealth. Prosperity - however you define it - is a timeless desire. According to Wattles, getting rich has a very important premise: He asserts that the desire for wealth is not specifically or solely centered on money but rather it is a measurable way of expressing our desire for a fuller, better, more meaningful life.
According to Wattles each of us has the right to be rich. He asserts that it simply isn't possible to live a really complete or successful life unless one is rich. To develop talent and unfold the soul requires the use of many things which require money to purchase.Of course, there is a science of getting rich and it is an exact science and has nothing to do with your environment or the possession of talent. Getting rich is the result of doing things in a Certain Way that causes success.There is abundance of opportunity everywhere for the man who will go with the tide; instead of trying to swim against it. Wattles rightly points out that everyone has the potential for success by searching for and embracing the opportunities available to them.
In saying that you must hold your vision while you are doing each act, however trivial or commonplace, I do not mean to say that it is necessary at all times to see the vision distinctly to its smallest details. It should be the work of your leisure hours to use your imagination on the details of your vision, and to contemplate them until they are firmly fixed upon memory. If you wish speedy results, spend practically all your spare time in this practice.
Do this kind of visualization for all the parts of your new life, all the parts of your life of riches. The detail is necessary: nurture your vision that you become so enthused about its promise that the thought of it will "call forth the strongest energies of your whole being." In your leisure create, form, and nurture the vision. In your working time you need only occasionally bring to mind these mental pictures to stimulate your faith, purpose, and actions. In your working time you cannot hold the detail or concentration as when you are at leisure but you can allow thoughts of the vision to bubble up to create a sense of advancement and power in you. This will create an enthusiasm in you that will be attractive to people you come in contact with.
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