Atom-Smashing Power of Mind by Charles Fillmore

Description

Atom‑Smashing Power of Mind is a book by Charles Fillmore, first published in 1949. This influential work is a unique blend of spiritual metaphysics and early 20th‑century thought that invites readers into a deeper exploration of the mind’s power and its transformative connection to both spiritual life and everyday living. Authored by a pioneer in New Thought philosophy, the book draws parallels between the revolutionary scientific discoveries of the atomic age and the inner “atom‑smashing” energy inherent in human thought and belief. In this classic spiritual self‑help book, Fillmore presents a compelling case for understanding how the power of thought is the ultimate creative force in the universe. Through essays and reflections originally written over many years, he demystifies traditional religious concepts and reframes them with a scientific lens, urging readers to see Jesus’ teachings as practical principles for mental mastery and personal growth. Atom‑Smashing Power of Mind also touches on ideas about harnessing inner energy for healing, prosperity, and a peaceful existence, offering guidance on how to navigate the challenges of modern life with spiritual awareness. Its insights into the power of concentrated thought, belief in divine law, and the interplay between mind and matter make it a foundational work for those exploring self‑empowerment, mental strength, and metaphysical spirituality.

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 77
Illustrations: No
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