The Ideal Made Real : Applied Metaphysics for Beginners

Larson, Christian D.

ISBN 10: 0878772286 / ISBN 13: 9780878772285

Published by Newcastle Publishing Co., Inc., Van Nuys, CA, 1995

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Ideal Made Real : Applied Metaphysics for Beginners
• Publisher: Newcastle Publishing Co., Inc., Van Nuys, CA
• Publication Date: 1995
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0878772286
• ISBN 13: 9780878772285
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: First Softcover Edition
• Condition: As New
• Dust Jacket Condition: Softcover Wraps
• Seller catalogs:
  • New Age Thought, Self-Help, & Spiritual Guidance

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Synopsis

The purpose of this work is to present practical methods through which anyone, the beginner in particular, may realize his ideals, cause his cherished dreams to come true, and cause the visions of the soul to become tangible realities in every-day life. The best minds now believe that the ideal can be made real; that every lofty idea can be applied in practical living, and that all that is beautiful on the heights of existence can be made permanent expressions in personal existence. And so popular is this belief becoming that it is rapidly permeating the entire thought of the world. Accordingly, the demand for instructive knowledge on this subject, that is simple as well as scientific, is becoming almost universal. This book has been written to supply that demand. To know how to begin is the principal secret, and he who has learned this secret may go on further and further, forever and forever, until he reaches the most sublime heights that endless existence has in store. No attempt has been made to formulate the ideas, methods and principles presented, into a definite system. In fact, the tendency to form a new system of thinking or a new philosophy of life, has been purposely avoided. Our purpose is the living of a greater and a greater life, and in such a life all philosophies must constantly change. In preparing the following pages, the object has been to take the beginner out of the limitations of the old into the boundlessness of the new; to emphasize the fact that the possibilities that are latent in the human mind are nothing less than marvelous, and that the way to turn those possibilities to practical use is sufficiently simple for anyone to understand. But no method has beenpresented that will not tend to suggest new and better methods as required for further advancement. The best ideas are those that inspire new ideas, better ideas, and greater ideas.