Practical Mental Influence
William W Atkinson
gen 2012 · Zenibo Marketing · Letto da Paul Darn
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The secret of Mental Concentration lies in the control of the Attention. And the control of the Attention lies in the exercise of the Will. William Walker Atkinson, Practical Mental Influence A classic book by prolific New Thought writer William Walker Atkinson, Practical Mental Influence.. It is a great work by Atkinson from the perspective of learning how to harness, focus and concentrate our Godgiven mental abilities. However, as its very title suggests, Atkinson further explores how one may use his or her mental abilities for the practical purposes of not only influencing their own lives, but the thoughts and actions of others. A fine psychology book with many everyday uses.
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### Author Biography: **William W. Atkinson: Pioneer of the New Thought Movement** William Walker Atkinson (1862–1932) was an influential figure in the New Thought movement, known for his extensive writings on self-development, mental power, and metaphysics. As a prolific author, Atkinson produced numerous works under various pseudonyms, focusing on the power of thought, personal magnetism, and the application of mental influence. His works, including *Practical Mental Influence* and *The Law of Attraction*, continue to inspire readers to harness the power of their minds for personal and spiritual growth.
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