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    Money Magic! (Condensed Classics): featuring The Science of Getting Rich, How to Attract Money, and The Magic of Believing
    Money Magic! (Condensed Classics): featuring The Science of Getting Rich, How to Attract Money, and The Magic of Believing
    Money Magic! (Condensed Classics): featuring The Science of Getting Rich, How to Attract Money, and The Magic of Believing
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    Money Magic! (Condensed Classics): featuring The Science of Getting Rich, How to Attract Money, and The Magic of Believing

    By Wallace D. Wattles, Joseph Murphy, Claude M. Bristol and Mitch Horowitz

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    REMAKE YOUR FINANCES, RECHARGE YOUR LIFE

    Money Magic! is a compelling three-book collection of condensed classics designed to put you on the path to wealth, success, and personal freedom. Wallace D. Wattles’s The Science of Getting Rich is one of the most radical and effective success programs ever written; How to Attract Money is mastermind Joseph Murphy’s most powerful program on visualization, designed to help you attain the life you want; and in The Secret Of The Ages Robert Collier teaches you how to wield the power of creation through your own mental images. Abridged and introduced by historian and New Thought scholar Mitch Horowitz, these concise renditions of these masterworks gives you the power to change the direction of your life today. Learn:

    • Why one passionately felt aim is the foundation of all achievement. 

    • How to think a “Certain Way” to guarantee success. 

    • Why relaxation and meditation can bring you wealth. 

    • How your mind is a channel of the Higher Mind of the universe. 

    • How to use your subconscious to tap unseen forces and energies. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherG&D Media
    Release dateNov 1, 2018
    ISBN9781722521912
    Money Magic! (Condensed Classics): featuring The Science of Getting Rich, How to Attract Money, and The Magic of Believing
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    Wallace D. Wattles

    Wallace Delois Wattles (1860-1911) was the author of numerous books, the best known of which is The Science of Getting Rich. He experienced failure after failure in his early life until after many years of study and experimentation he formulated a set of principles that, with scientific precision, create financial and spiritual wealth. He died a prosperous man in 1911.

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      Money Magic! (Condensed Classics) - Wallace D. Wattles

      MONEY MAGIC!

      Also available in the Condensed Classics Bundle Library

      INFINITE MIND POWER

      LEADERSHIP

      MASTER YOUR MIND!

      MONEY MAGIC!

      NAPOLEON HILL’S GOLDEN CLASSICS

      SUCCESS DYNAMITE

      SUCCESS SECRETS OF THE GREAT MASTERS

      THE POWER OF OPTIMISM

      MONEY MAGIC

      WALLACE D. WATTLES

      The Science of Getting Rich

      JOSEPH MURPHY

      How to Attract Money

      CLAUDE M. BRISTOL

      The Magic of Believing

      ABRIDGED AND INTRODUCED BY

      MITCH HOROWITZ

      Published by Gildan Media LLC

      aka G&D Media.

      www.GandDmedia.com

      The Science of Getting Rich was originally published in 1910

      How to Attract Money was originally published in 1955

      The Magic of Believing was originally published in 1948

      G&D Media Condensed Classics edition published 2018

      Abridgement and Introduction copyright © 2018 by Mitch Horowitz

      No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form, by any means, (electronic, photocopying, recording, or otherwise) without the prior written permission of the author. No liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained within. Although every precaution has been taken, the author and publisher assume no liability for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

      FIRST EDITION: 2018

      Cover design by David Rheinhardt of Pyrographx

      Interior design by Meghan Day Healey of Story Horse, LLC.

      ISBN: 978-1-7225-0092-4

      eISBN: 978-1-7225-2191-2

      Contents

      Introduction

      THE SCIENCE OF GETTING RICH

      HOW TO ATTRACT MONEY

      THE MAGIC OF BELIEVING

      Introduction

      Is Money Magic a Real Thing?

      By Mitch Horowitz

      Can a book bring you riches—or, at least, cold hard cash? I wouldn’t be too quick to answer that question until you personally experiment with the condensed works in this collection.

      I have written many times that we live under multiple laws and forces. There are myriad factors behind the ebb and flow of money in our lives. But I firmly believe that our thoughts about money are among them. For that reason, the discovery of a new set of ideas and beliefs about money can, potentially, have a radical effect.

      That is exactly what you will discover in the three abridged works in this collection: The Science of Getting Rich; How to Attract Money; and The Magic of Believing. More so, these books get you asking about—and experimenting with—how your thoughts relate to and impact your personal resources.

      I want to share a very unusual—and entirely true—story about one of the books in this collection, Claude M. Bristol’s The Magic of Believing. This book, which you may have never before encountered, has played a vital role in the lives of people you have likely heard of. Pianist Liberace, comedienne Phyllis Diller, and radio host George Noory have sworn by Bristol’s volume as the source of their success. This leads to my story.

      I have a close friend in New England who had been recovering from a serious illness. Several months before this writing, he hit financial bottom. He had a total of $102 to his name. Despite his various efforts, he had lost his health insurance and was facing financial catastrophe.

      One February night in 2018, he encountered my challenge on social media to make a fresh reading of Bristol’s 1948 classic. Feeling he had little left to lose, my friend went on a marathon listening spree of an audio edition that I happened to narrate. He listened to it through for several days.

      He called me breathlessly one morning. A boss from an old job phoned him to say that he needed to do something about his dormant 401k. Oh that? he asked indifferently, thinking it was just a few dollars and cents. Have you looked at it lately? his ex-boss asked. The all-but-forgotten account held $52,000.

      The news arrived, literally, like a miracle. I define a miracle, quite simply, as a fortuitous departure from all reasonable expectation. As life visits frictions and tragedies on us, it also visits fantastically unexpected good news. An actuary can crunch the numbers, and I’m not necessarily asserting a magical cause and effect. But the timing and emotions left my friend with an indelible sense of meaning.

      Many vintage mind-power books, like the ones in this collection, tantalize readers with stories of miraculous outcomes. (The disappointments are notably absent.) "Where are today’s miracles?" I get asked.

      Well, I’ve just given you one to judge. More importantly, I ask you to read and apply the ideas in this volume—do so fully, with passion, and without reservation. See what happens. And then answer for yourself the question I opened with.

      THE SCIENCE OF GETTING RICH

      THE SCIENCE OF GETTING RICH

      by Wallace D. Wattles

      The Legendary Mental Program to Wealth and Mastery

      Abridged and Introduced

      by Mitch Horowitz

      CONTENTS

      INTRODUCTION

      The Ethic of Success

      CHAPTER ONE

      For Those Who Want Money

      CHAPTER TWO

      The Right to Be Rich

      CHAPTER THREE

      There is a Science of Getting Rich

      CHAPTER FOUR

      Is Opportunity Monopolized?

      CHAPTER FIVE

      The First Principle in the Science of Getting Rich

      CHAPTER SIX

      Increasing Life

      CHAPTER SEVEN

      How Riches Come to You

      CHAPTER EIGHT

      Gratitude

      CHAPTER NINE

      Thinking in a Certain Way

      CHAPTER TEN

      How to Use the Will

      CHAPTER ELEVEN

      Further Use of the Will

      CHAPTER TWELVE

      Acting In the Certain Way

      ABOUT THE AUTHORS

      INTRODUCTION

      The Ethic of Success

      Some people have deeply contradictory feelings about the idea of getting rich. They believe that getting rich sounds gauche, unspiritual, or selfish. This book by American social reformer and New Thought pioneer Wallace D. Wattles will put those mixed feelings to rest.

      Wattles, a fighter for progressive causes as well as a pioneering mind theorist, believed that the true aim of enrichment was not the mere accumulation of personal resources, but the establishment of a better world: a world of shared abundance and possibility for all people.

      His guidebook The Science of Getting Rich was obscure until about ten years ago. In 2007, word spread that The Science of Getting Rich was a source behind the mega-selling book and movie The Secret. The book began to hit bestseller lists, nearly than a century after the author’s death in 1911. I published an edition myself that reached number-one on the Businessweek bestseller list.

      But what many of Wattles’s new generation of readers missed was his dedication to the ethic of collective advancement and creativity above animal competition; his belief that competition itself was an outmoded idea, soon to be supplanted but the creative capacities found within the mind. And that once unlocked, these higher capacities would grant working men and women the keys to a life of prosperity for themselves and for all around them.

      Was his vision really so utopian? We live in an age of remarkable advances in placebo studies, extending even to placebo surgery and mentally based weightloss; new findings in the field called neuroplasticity, which show that the brain’s neural pathways are literally rewired by habits of thought; extraordinary questions posed by quantum physics experiments, which suggest causality between thought and object; and ongoing and serious experiments in ESP, which repeatedly demonstrate some kind of nonphysical conveyance of data in laboratory settings.

      Wattles’s vision, now more than a century old, was simply to ask whether these remarkable abilities, which were only hinted at in the science labs of his day, could be applied and experimented with on the material scale of daily life.

      Wattles did not live long enough to see the influence of his book. He died of tuberculosis less than a year after it appeared. But his calm certainty and profoundly confident yet gentle tone suggest that he understood the portent of what he was writing.

      Like every great thinker, Wattles left us not with a doctrine, but rather with articles of experimentation. The finest thing you can do to honor the memory of this good man—and to advance your own place in life—is to heed his advice: Go and experiment. Go and try. And if you experience results, as I think you will, do what he did: Tell the people.

      —Mitch Horowitz

      CHAPTER ONE

      For Those Who Want Money

      This book is a practical manual, not a treatise upon theories. It is intended for men and women whose most pressing need is money; who wish to get rich first, and philosophize afterward. It is for those who have, so far, found neither the time, the means, nor the opportunity to go deeply into the study of metaphysics, but who want results and who are willing to take the conclusions of science as a basis for action, without going into all the processes by which those conclusions were reached.

      It is expected that the reader will take the fundamental statements of this book upon faith; and, taking the statements upon faith, that he will prove their truth by acting upon them without fear or hesitation.

      Every man or woman who does this will certainly get rich; for the science herein is an exact science, and failure is impossible. For the benefit, however, of those who wish to investigate philosophical theories and secure a logical basis for faith, I will here cite certain authorities.

      The monistic theory of the universe—the theory that One is All, and that All is One; that one Substance manifests itself as the seeming many elements of the material world—is of Hindu origin, and has been gradually winning its way into the thought of the western world for two hundred

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