Brains and How to Get Them - Larson, Christian D.
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Think you have untapped powers? You do. In this work, originally published in 1913, one of the earliest New Age thinkers asserts that not only do we all have the power to achieve greater wisdom, creativity, productivity, and fulfillment, but that this growth is possible for anyone who is willing to concentrate. Foreshadowing the modern field of positive psychology by decades, Larson provides illuminating information about how the brain works in tandem with the body and the emotions, and walks you through exercises that help you gain mental strength and agility, ultimately improving your…mehr

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Think you have untapped powers? You do. In this work, originally published in 1913, one of the earliest New Age thinkers asserts that not only do we all have the power to achieve greater wisdom, creativity, productivity, and fulfillment, but that this growth is possible for anyone who is willing to concentrate. Foreshadowing the modern field of positive psychology by decades, Larson provides illuminating information about how the brain works in tandem with the body and the emotions, and walks you through exercises that help you gain mental strength and agility, ultimately improving your thinking-and your life. American New Thought pioneer CHRISTIAN DAA LARSON (b. 1874) is the author of the well-known Optimist Creed and published several important works of spiritual science, including Mastery of Self, In the Light of the Spirit, and The Great Within.
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Christian D. Larson was an influential American New Thought leader and teacher, as well as a prolific author of metaphysical and New Thought books. Born in 1874 in Iowa, Larson became a prominent figure in the New Thought movement, a philosophical and spiritual movement that emphasized the power of positive thinking and the mind s ability to shape reality. He was credited by Horatio Dresser as one of the founding contributors to the New Thought movement. Over the years, Larson authored numerous books, many of which became key texts for those interested in personal development and spiritual growth. His works focused on the transformative power of the mind, self-improvement, and achieving success through positive thinking and affirmations. Larson passed away in 1954 at the age of 80, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the self-help and New Thought communities. His teachings continue to inspire individuals seeking personal growth and a positive, transformative approach to life.