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Spiritual Economics

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Spiritual Economics by Eric Butterworth was first published in 1993 and has been reprinted several times since, becoming something of a modern classic on ‘The Principles and Process of True Prosperity’. Often recommended as a book which serves as the perfect companion to the much-loved Prosperity by Charles Fillmore, Spiritual Economics is a must-read for anyone who wants to release more prosperity and abundance into their lives.

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Structural Overview

Forword by David Miller
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 01: The Truth About Substance
Chapter 02: Your Fortune Begins With You
Chapter 03: The Law of Visualization
Chapter 04: If You Can Believe
Chapter 05: The Grateful Heart
Chapter 06: Work and the Success Syndrome
Chapter 07: How to Reverse Financial Adversity
Chapter 08: Security in a Changing World
Chapter 09: The Money Enigma
Chapter 10: Discover the Wonder of Giving
Chapter 11: A New Look at Tithing
Chapter 12: A New World Vision
About the Author

Summary

Whilst the word prosperity is usually associated with money, stocks, shares and other tangible assets, true prosperity is actually much more than simple material wealth. Indeed, in his Introduction to this title, Butterworth points out that: ‘The word prosperity has been corrupted to imply gold dust falling from the sky,’ before explaining that: ‘The word prosperity comes from the Latin root which literally translates: “according to hope” or “to go forward hopefully”. Thus it is not so much a condition in life as it is an attitude toward life.’

The principles and process of true prosperity which Butterworth teaches in this book are ones which go far deeper than your bank balance, and you will quickly learn that material wealth is actually a side-effect of being prosperous, rather than something that defines the word. In the very first chapter, you will discover that, ‘you do not have to get more substance, for all the substance of the Universe is present right where you are…’ and the author spends the remaining chapters teaching you how to realise the truth of that statement in your own life.

Spiritual Economics is packed with some quite remarkable insights, and has deservedly been described as life-changing by many who have come to it in the hope of improving their circumstances. If you want to get a handle on the subject of prosperity once and for all – and release more of it into your life – Spiritual Economics is, hands-down, one of the best books we have ever read on the subject.

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The Power of Imagination

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The Power of Imagination: The Neville Goddard Treasury is a collection of ten of the most powerful books by Neville Goddard, who was an extremely popular teacher of practical spirituality from the late 1930’s until his death in 1972.

Goddard was famous for his purely metaphysical view of Christian scripture, and he equated the God and Jesus Christ of the Bible with the human imagination. Building on that understanding, he developed ways of using the imagination to transform lives, and The Power of Imagination brings together all of his most important writings.

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Structural Overview

Introduction by Israel Regardie
Your Faith is Your Fortune (1941)
Freedom for All (1942)
Feeling is the Secret (1944)
Prayer: The Art of Believing (1945)
The Search (1946)
Out of This World (1949)
The Power of Awareness (1952)
Awakened Imagination (1954)
Seedtime and Harvest (1956)
The Law and the Promise (1961)
About the Author

Summary

Any one of Neville Goddard’s books would be enough to help the sincere New Thought student to transform their life, so having ten of his very best in a single volume is incredibly exciting. Published by Tarcher Penguin, The Power of Imagination runs to around 580 pages, and provides enough material to inspire years of study, yet the message conveyed is often one that can be grasped and applied on the first reading.

One of Goddard’s key messages is that anyone can, by learning to use his imagination in the right way, manifest whatever they desire. A big part of using the imagination correctly is to decide what you want and then feel as if the wish has already been fulfilled. Doing this deliberately as you fall asleep is one of his favourite and most encouraged approaches.

In his book Feeling is the Secret, he writes: ‘All you can possibly need or desire is already yours. You need no helper to give it to you; it is yours now. Call your desires into being by imagining and feeling your wish fulfilled.’

Goddard’s writings are full of practical techniques which the reader can apply, and they are also rich with accounts of how people have done just that to transform their lives in all manner of ways. This balance of solid instruction and inspiring success stories makes for great reading, and The Power of Imagination is a wonderful volume that is highly recommended.

Endorsements

‘Neville may eventually be recognised as one of the world’s great mystics.’ – Joseph Murphy, author of The Power of Your Subconscious Mind

‘The positive thinking movement’s most radical and subtly influential voice.’ – Mitch Horowitz, Time.com

‘Neville captured the sheer logic of creative-mind principles as perhaps no other figure of his era.’ – Science of Mind magazine.

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