As a Man Thinketh - James Allen
James Allen
Allen's writings exemplify how harnessing the power of one's thoughts can enhance individual abilities. Despite not attaining significant renown or wealth during his lifetime, his literature still resonates with people globally, particularly within the New Thought movement.
One of Allen's most renowned works, As a Man Thinketh, first released in 1902, has since become a timeless staple in the self-help genre. Its central message asserts that virtuous thoughts cultivate noble individuals, whereas negative thoughts lead to personal discontent.
Duration - 1h 1m.
Author - James Allen.
Narrator - Simon Moon.
Published Date - Monday, 27 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2019 PD Classics ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
Allen's writings exemplify how harnessing the power of one's thoughts can enhance individual abilities. Despite not attaining significant renown or wealth during his lifetime, his literature still resonates with people globally, particularly within the New Thought movement. One of Allen's most renowned works, As a Man Thinketh, first released in 1902, has since become a timeless staple in the self-help genre. Its central message asserts that virtuous thoughts cultivate noble individuals, whereas negative thoughts lead to personal discontent. Duration - 1h 1m. Author - James Allen. Narrator - Simon Moon. Published Date - Monday, 27 January 2025. Copyright - © 2019 PD Classics ©.
Language:
English
Opening Credits
Duration:00:00:08
Foreword
Duration:00:00:44
Chapter 1 - Thought and Character
Duration:00:04:50
Chapter 2 - Effect of Thought on Circumstances
Duration:00:18:52
Chapter 3 - Effect of Thought on Health and the Body
Duration:00:04:10
Chapter 4 - Thought and Purpose
Duration:00:04:41
Chapter 5 - The Thought-Factor in Achievement
Duration:00:06:25
Chapter 6 - Visions and Ideals
Duration:00:07:54
Chapter 7 - Serenity
Duration:00:03:40
About The Author
Duration:00:03:24
Key Concepts
Duration:00:03:39
Full Book Summary
Duration:00:03:19
Ending Credits
Duration:00:00:09