CREATIVE THOUGHT.
The power of thought is indeed marvellous ; thought can accomplish miracles. So-called miraculous things depend upon the operation of a natural law which is not properly understood; but to-day the science of psychology is revealing laws which havo never, previously, been generally understood. Negative thought must automatically cause suffering and loss because it sets in operation forces which produce theso things. Strong, positive, vibrant thought, on the other hand, irresistibly attracts the conditions of health, prosperity, harmony and success. Man is master of his fate, and, to-day, thousands are, as a result of concentrating upon success, finding lose turning to gain, sickness to health, and failure to splendid achievement.
To-night, as advertised elsewhere in this issue, Mr Walter J. Hall, M.A., will lecture on the subject “Thinking for Success,” or “The Marvels of Creative Thought.”
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 111, 10 April 1929, Page 8
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