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Dynamic Thought: Success and Character Building: Part VII

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Dynamic Thought, by Henry Thomas Hamblin [1921] TO the ordinary "man in the street" a thought is an "airy nothing "--a mere flash in the consciousness--it comes, it goes, and there is an end to it. To the student of Mind however, thought is known to be the power that is greater than any other power--a force that controls all other forces. An American writer speaking of Universal Mind says: [paragraph continues] It will thus be seen that thought is the origin of the visible Universe.

Dynamic Thought: Success and Character Building: Part VII

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