The Power of Positive Purpose

Navigating your life’s journey just became a lot more straightforward – and fun. Dr. Jay Scott Neale was a natural-born teacher who empowers you with clarity and humor to discover the positive purpose that waits patiently within you. This dynamic guide to affirmative prayer and forgiveness helps you release every idea you think holds you back. Dissolve guilt, unworthiness and powerlessness and let vibrant energy, creativity and joy fill your life. As one reader said: With simplicity, clarity and a divine sense of humor, this book is more than a map…it’s an everlasting compass meant for a lifetime…yours!. 

Testimonials/Reviews:

• “A wonderful reminder of how powerful we really are….roll the stone away and be born to your true magnificence.” – Paul Williams, Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe award-winning songwriter and actor
• “A valuable contribution that inspires its readers to live in Principle.” – Dr. Jim Turrell, author of The Secret According to Jesus

Dr. Jay Scott Neale was a student of Science of Mind for over 60 years, even studying alongside Ernest Holmes’ brother, Dr. Fenwicke L. Holmes. In addition to being a celebrated author, Neale was the founder of CSL-Fremont, a sought-after speaker, and a regular contributor to Creative Thought Magazine. He received numerous awards, including Minister Meritorious, Minister of the Year and the Ernest Holmes Legacy Award for sharing his wealth of wisdom over more than half a century.

A joyful and powerful teacher, Dr. Jay Scott Neale took a humor-filled approach to life, challenging people to wake up to their spiritual potential and take charge of their lives. He believed Science of Mind to be a teaching the world longs to embody. He committed his heart, mind and energy to this great purpose. He is the recipient of Religious Science International’s Minister Meritorious and Minister of the Year Awards and was awarded the Ernest Holmes Legacy Award. Jay was an internationally recognized New Thought speaker and a joyful, powerful teacher. He was a member and/or board officer of many New Thought organizations, including The International New Thought Alliance (INTA), Religious Science International, Emerson Theological Institute and the Affiliated New Thought Network (ANTN).He lived in the San Francisco area.