Christian D. Larson

Thinking For Results emphasizes the transformative power of positive thinking in achieving success. The book provides practical advice to help readers cultivate a mindset focused on growth and achievement, starting with a clear vision of their goals. Larson stresses the importance of aligning thoughts with desired outcomes through positive affirmations and visualization techniques. Self-discipline and perseverance are presented as crucial qualities for success, and the book offers strategies for overcoming obstacles that may arise along the way. By addressing negative thinking patterns and offering tools to foster a more positive and focused mindset, Larson empowers readers to stay motivated and resilient in the pursuit of their goals. Through his comprehensive approach, the book guides individuals toward lasting change, encouraging them to improve their outlook on life and achieve results in all areas of personal and professional growth. The emphasis on positive thinking, persistence, and vision creates a clear path to success and fulfillment.

Have you wondered what the reason behind your inexplicable fatigue is? Are you always feeling unmotivated and uninspired? Is it always too difficult to get out of bed in the morning, open that book and study, or start a side-hustle you've been putting off for long? This book tells you exactly why and teaches you how to fix it Fact is - medicine is helpless facing some problems. If the brain controls the body, why can't we control our brains to fix whatever is wrong with us? All diseases originate from violating a law of life, and all remedies come from restoring natural balance. You are more powerful than you think.This book makes you healthy and empowers you through practical application of mindfulness, spirituality, meditation, and the Law of Attraction.Its language is simple and straightforward, and it focuses on the practical use of its techniques. Each chapter is divided into neat little sub-titles to create a smooth flow of thought."As we learn this art, we shall always be well; we shall always be strong; we shall live a long, active life, and enjoy every moment to the highest degree."

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Excerpt: Everything that is in action must necessarily work through definite laws. And as the mind is in constant action, alternating its actions at almost every turn of thought or feeling, it is evident that a vast number of laws are employed by the mental process. To know how the mind works, therefore, we must know something about these laws. In the following pages the most important of the mental and metaphysical laws known to date are considered from every possible viewpoint, the principal object being to ascertain their real nature as well as their power and use. In addition, a number of psychological ideas are presented that will throw light both on the inner and the outer workings of the mind. No effort, however, has been made to delve into the mysteries of the mind; this will be done in another work, the object here being to present the practical side of mental action, and present it in such a way that anyone may learn to use the powers of the mind properly. And at the present stage of psychological study, this is the most important. We want to know how the mind does work so that we may, in all mental work, use the mind in the best, the fullest and the most effective manner. The fact that we have, in the past, known practically nothing about the real workings of the mind, and also that there are only a few minds, even in the present, that have gained the power to direct and control mental action according to system, design and law, should make the study of this book both interesting and profitable. In fact, we are convinced that all who understand the purpose and the message of this book will become highly enthused over its practical value; and will accordingly gain more from its perusal than tongue can ever tell. That this number may be very large in the present, and constantly become larger in the future, is our dearest wish in this connection; for when you know that a certain thing is so very true and so very important, you want everybody else, if possible, to gain all that you have gained from the understanding and use of that particular thing. And this is natural; we all want to share the truth with others; we all want everybody to gain that power through which the richest and the best that life has in store may be realized; and this fact proves that there is far more of the noble in human nature than we have previously believed. However, it is only as we learn to use the mind in harmony with the natural and orderly workings of mental law, that everything that is noble in human nature will find expression The Greatest Power In Man It is now a demonstrated fact that the powers and the possibilities that are inherent in the mind of man are practically unbounded. And this conclusion is based upon the discovery that no limit can be found to anything in human nature, and that everything in human nature contains a latent capacity for perpetual development. This discovery, and no discovery of greater importance has appeared in any age, gives man a new conception of himself, a conception which when applied will necessarily revolutionize the entire sphere of human thought and action

Drawing upon inner strengths to confront and overcome obstacles is the topic at hand in this refreshing and plain spoken book of guidance, authored by founder of the New Thought movement, Christian D. Larson. In describing our inner forces, Larson draws upon the personal and spiritual qualities possessed by every human being. This mental reservoir may, with gradual development, be tapped with results such as success, interpersonal harmony, a serene sense of peace and greater spiritual satisfaction. Improving one's personality, character and coping powers with life's trials is, in the author's worldview, a matter of harnessing and using the forces we all hold within. Most of the chapters have a concluding set of verses which communicate the foregoing advice in a memorable manner. Readers seeking sound advice or thought-provoking reflections to begin or conclude a day will find much to satisfy in each of this text's twenty chapters.

Drawing upon inner strengths to confront and overcome obstacles is the topic at hand in this refreshing and plain spoken book of guidance, authored by founder of the New Thought movement, Christian D. Larson. In describing our inner forces, Larson draws upon the personal and spiritual qualities possessed by every human being. This mental reservoir may, with gradual development, be tapped with results such as success, interpersonal harmony, a serene sense of peace and greater spiritual satisfaction. Improving one's personality, character and coping powers with life's trials is, in the author's worldview, a matter of harnessing and using the forces we all hold within. Most of the chapters have a concluding set of verses which communicate the foregoing advice in a memorable manner. Readers seeking sound advice or thought-provoking reflections to begin or conclude a day will find much to satisfy in each of this text's twenty chapters.

How to Stay Young, by speaker and author Christian Larson, guides readers to good thinking habits, that their nurtured minds enjoy harmony and their bodies long lasting youth and vitality. A superb, detailed and practical guide to thinking and behaving well with an aim to long lasting youth and bodily health, How to Stay Young introduces the reader to many helpful and practical concepts. Proper and regular sleeping habits, moderation in diet and daily routines, appreciation of culture and beauty in art, and practicing heartfelt emotional affection for fellow human beings are but a few topics the author discusses. For Larson, attaining sound health and a youthful verve is a lifelong commitment that involves a sea change in thinking habits and outlook. The effects over the long term can be dramatic - the author is keen to note that preservation of youth is but one aspect. Mental well-being and a wholesale joy of life and living is conferred to the dedicated person.

How to Stay Young, by speaker and author Christian Larson, guides readers to good thinking habits, that their nurtured minds enjoy harmony and their bodies long lasting youth and vitality. A superb, detailed and practical guide to thinking and behaving well with an aim to long lasting youth and bodily health, How to Stay Young introduces the reader to many helpful and practical concepts. Proper and regular sleeping habits, moderation in diet and daily routines, appreciation of culture and beauty in art, and practicing heartfelt emotional affection for fellow human beings are but a few topics the author discusses. For Larson, attaining sound health and a youthful verve is a lifelong commitment that involves a sea change in thinking habits and outlook. The effects over the long term can be dramatic - the author is keen to note that preservation of youth is but one aspect. Mental well-being and a wholesale joy of life and living is conferred to the dedicated person.

WHAT man is, and what man does, determines in what conditions, circumstances and environments he shall be placed. And since man can change both himself and his actions, he can determine what his fate is to be. To change himself, man must change his thought, because man is as he thinks; and to change his actions, he must change the purpose of his life, because every action is consciously or unconsciously inspired by the purpose held in view. To change his thought, man must be able to determine what impressions are to form in his mind, because every thought is created in the likeness of a mental impression. To choose his own mental impressions, man must learn to govern the objective senses, and must acquire the art of original thought. Everything that enters the mind through the physical senses will produce impressions upon the mind, unless prevented by original thought. These impressions will be direct reflections of the environment from whence they came; and since thoughts will be created in the exact likeness of these impressions, so long as man permits environment to impress the mind, his thoughts will be exactly like his environment: and since man becomes like the thoughts he thinks, he will also become like his environment. But man, in this way, not only grows into the likeness of his environment, but is, in addition, controlled by his environment, because his thoughts, desires, motives and actions are suggested to him by the impressions that he willingly accepts from environment. Therefore, one of the first essentials in the mastery of fate is to learn to govern the physical senses so thoroughly, that no impression can enter mind from without, unless it is consciously desired. This is accomplished by holding the mind in a strong, firm, positive attitude at all times, but especially while surrounded by conditions that are inferior. This attitude will bring the senses under the supremacy of the subconscious will, and will finally produce a state of mind that never responds to impressions from without unless directed to do so. Every original thought that mind may create, will to a degree, change man and re-make him according to what he inwardly desires to be; because every original thought is patterned after man's conception of himself when he is at his best. Thoughts inspired by environment are inferior or superior, according to what the environment may be; but an original thought is always superior, because it is inspired by man himself while the superior elements of his being are predominant. When every thought that mind creates is an original thought, man will constantly grow in greatness, superiority and worth; and when all these original thoughts are created with the same purpose in view, man will become exactly what is indicated by that purpose. Therefore, since man can base thinking upon any purpose that he may desire, he can, through original thinking, become whatever he may choose to become. That man will consciously and naturally create his own fate when he gains the power to recreate himself as he desires to be, is evident for various reasons. And the power to re-create himself is simply the power of original thought. Because man becomes like the thoughts he thinks, and original thoughts are created in the likeness of man's ideal impressions of his superior self.

I. Paths to the Life Beautiful 5 II. The Way to Freedom 13 III. The Supreme Point of View 24 IV. The True Order of Things 28 V. The Good That is in You 34 VI. Give Your Best to the World 39 VII. Giving Much and Receiving Much 46 VIII. And All Things Shall be Added 56 IX. When Life is Worth Living 64 X. The Way, the Truth and the Life 77 XI. To Know and Think the Truth 82 XII. Finding the Lost Word 95 XIII. The Royal Path to Wisdom 104 XIV. The Golden Path to Increase 110 XV. The Life More Abundant 118 XVI. Human Nature Becoming Divine Nature 125 XVII. A Sublime State of Existence 131 XVIII. A Foretaste of Heaven 138 XIX. The Vision of the Soul 145 XX. The Infinite Revealed 152 XXI. Return Ye Unto God 158 XXII. Prayers That are Answered 165 XXIII. The Faith That Moves Mountains 180 XXIV. The Winds and the Waves Shall Obey My Will 199 XXV. For I Have Overcome the World 210 XXVI. The Supreme Purpose of Life 220 XXVII. The Psalm of Rejoicing 227 XXVIII. God's Beautiful Gift to Me 250

The purpose of this work is to present practical methods through which anyone, the beginner in particular, may realize his ideals, cause his cherished dreams to come true, and cause the visions of the soul to become tangible realities in everyday life. The best minds now believe that the ideal can be made real; that every lofty idea can be applied in practical living, and that all that is beautiful on the heights of existence can be made permanent expressions in personal existence. And so popular is this belief becoming that it is rapidly permeating the entire thought of the world. Accordingly, the demand for instructive knowledge on this subject, that is simple as well as scientific, is becoming almost universal. This book has been written to supply that demand. However, it does not claim to be complete; nor could any work on "The Ideal Made Real" possibly be complete, because the ideal world is limitless and the process of making real the ideal is endless. To know how to begin is the principal secret, and he who has learned this secret may go on further and further, forever and forever, until he reaches the most sublime heights that endless existence has in store.