The Subconscious & The Superconscious Planes of Mind (Unabridged). Unleashing the Hidden Powers of Your Mind
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- Nombre de pages90
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4780563-2
- EAN8596547805632
- Date de parution09/01/2024
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Subconscious & The Superconscious Planes of Mind, " William Walker Atkinson explores the intricate dimensions of the human mind, delineating the roles of the subconscious and superconscious in shaping thought, behavior, and personal development. Written in a period that straddles the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Atkinson's work exhibits a distinctive blend of psychological insight and spiritual philosophy, reflecting the emerging interests of the New Thought movement.
His literary style is both accessible and insightful, employing a didactic approach that encourages readers to engage deeply with their own mental processes and the potential for self-improvement through the understanding of these planes of mind. William Walker Atkinson was a pioneering figure in American psychology and metaphysics, deeply influenced by contemporary theories of mind and spirituality.
His extensive background as a lawyer and a prolific author under various pseudonyms allowed him to penetrate the boundaries of conventional thought. This influence, alongside the ideological currents of his time, fueled his ambition to elucidate the mechanisms of thought and existence, culminating in this pivotal work that serves as both a guide and a challenge to the reader'Äôs perceptions of consciousness.
I highly recommend this unabridged edition to those seeking to delve into the intersections of psychology and spirituality. Atkinson'Äôs meticulous analysis offers profound insights that are not only intellectually stimulating but also practically applicable, empowering readers to harness the untapped capabilities of their own minds. Whether you are a student of psychology, philosophy, or simply a curious thinker, this book promises to illuminate the pathways of your inner landscapes.
His literary style is both accessible and insightful, employing a didactic approach that encourages readers to engage deeply with their own mental processes and the potential for self-improvement through the understanding of these planes of mind. William Walker Atkinson was a pioneering figure in American psychology and metaphysics, deeply influenced by contemporary theories of mind and spirituality.
His extensive background as a lawyer and a prolific author under various pseudonyms allowed him to penetrate the boundaries of conventional thought. This influence, alongside the ideological currents of his time, fueled his ambition to elucidate the mechanisms of thought and existence, culminating in this pivotal work that serves as both a guide and a challenge to the reader'Äôs perceptions of consciousness.
I highly recommend this unabridged edition to those seeking to delve into the intersections of psychology and spirituality. Atkinson'Äôs meticulous analysis offers profound insights that are not only intellectually stimulating but also practically applicable, empowering readers to harness the untapped capabilities of their own minds. Whether you are a student of psychology, philosophy, or simply a curious thinker, this book promises to illuminate the pathways of your inner landscapes.
In "The Subconscious & The Superconscious Planes of Mind, " William Walker Atkinson explores the intricate dimensions of the human mind, delineating the roles of the subconscious and superconscious in shaping thought, behavior, and personal development. Written in a period that straddles the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Atkinson's work exhibits a distinctive blend of psychological insight and spiritual philosophy, reflecting the emerging interests of the New Thought movement.
His literary style is both accessible and insightful, employing a didactic approach that encourages readers to engage deeply with their own mental processes and the potential for self-improvement through the understanding of these planes of mind. William Walker Atkinson was a pioneering figure in American psychology and metaphysics, deeply influenced by contemporary theories of mind and spirituality.
His extensive background as a lawyer and a prolific author under various pseudonyms allowed him to penetrate the boundaries of conventional thought. This influence, alongside the ideological currents of his time, fueled his ambition to elucidate the mechanisms of thought and existence, culminating in this pivotal work that serves as both a guide and a challenge to the reader'Äôs perceptions of consciousness.
I highly recommend this unabridged edition to those seeking to delve into the intersections of psychology and spirituality. Atkinson'Äôs meticulous analysis offers profound insights that are not only intellectually stimulating but also practically applicable, empowering readers to harness the untapped capabilities of their own minds. Whether you are a student of psychology, philosophy, or simply a curious thinker, this book promises to illuminate the pathways of your inner landscapes.
His literary style is both accessible and insightful, employing a didactic approach that encourages readers to engage deeply with their own mental processes and the potential for self-improvement through the understanding of these planes of mind. William Walker Atkinson was a pioneering figure in American psychology and metaphysics, deeply influenced by contemporary theories of mind and spirituality.
His extensive background as a lawyer and a prolific author under various pseudonyms allowed him to penetrate the boundaries of conventional thought. This influence, alongside the ideological currents of his time, fueled his ambition to elucidate the mechanisms of thought and existence, culminating in this pivotal work that serves as both a guide and a challenge to the reader'Äôs perceptions of consciousness.
I highly recommend this unabridged edition to those seeking to delve into the intersections of psychology and spirituality. Atkinson'Äôs meticulous analysis offers profound insights that are not only intellectually stimulating but also practically applicable, empowering readers to harness the untapped capabilities of their own minds. Whether you are a student of psychology, philosophy, or simply a curious thinker, this book promises to illuminate the pathways of your inner landscapes.
