The Power of Thought by Henry Thomas Hamblin

This book, The Power of Thought, is a little less known and it too has biblical references which does not mean it is Christian, but the references are accurate if not theologically precise.

Once again it is short and well worth the read.

Here is a quote from the introduction:"What a man thinks, he becomes; what a man thinks is the mainspring of all his actions; what a man thinks attracts to him his circumstances and environment; what a man thinks determines what type of friends and companions will gather around him; what a man thinks decides whether he will be happy or miserable, successful or unsuccessful, healthy or unhealthy, prosperous or poverty stricken, hated or loved. What a man thinks either builds up his character or pulls it down..."

You should be able to read it the first time within an hour and I am sure you will gain some insight that will encourage you to re-read it.

Here it is: The Power of Thought