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Thinking and Destiny
No longer ahead of its time, Thinking and Destiny perhaps the most complete book on the whole man ever written in the English language - is a fresh, new approach, shedding a brilliant light on the deep questions that have even plagued humanity. It gives ‘vital information’ not made available until now. The reading of this magnificent work may well be the most exciting and rewarding experience of your life - a peace and joy in knowing, a feeling of harmony, security, love, non-aloneness; it puts the spotlight on many problems and mysteries otherwise inexplicable. By using this system to train yourself how to feel, what to desire and how to think - and so learning what to do and what not to do - your level of conscious awareness will be raised, and your body will be improved at the same time. Health and possessions will come, as well as progress in your ability to cope with yourself, others, the world. One who practices this system need not depend on any other person, and there is no limit to what one may attain! Here is your personal guide for the New Age, with its unparalleled challenges and opportunities. You will finally understand that, by your own thinking, you have made your destiny up to the present. You will learn how, by new thinking, you have the power to change your future; but more, you will help change the destiny of the world! The urgent need for change is now, and it begins with you. Never before has there been such a pearl of great price, such a treasure of pure wisdom available for such a modest, one-time investment. Take advantage of the opportunity. You owe it to your self.
1080 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1946
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July 18, 2013
No doubt this is a fascinating and impressive lifetime achievement by a genius about life, history, morals, Eastern religion, the paranormal, astrology, etc. etc. Trouble is this comes across as a scary fanatic's eccentric Utopian fantasy. It is a massive amalgam of different mystic schools of thought with New Age glue to try to keep it together. I can agree with some of its aspects but too much of it is idiosyncratic to the nth degree. I wouldn't trouble anyone to "raise their consciousness" by attempting to make sense of Percival's eccentric methodology.
June 19, 2014
The Book to read, when you want to know who you really are....
July 21, 2016
“You should know that you are not your body; you should know that your body is not you.”
Glad someone said that.
Glad someone said that.
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November 22, 2022One who used to be an interesting pagan apologists, Clif High, in the John B. Wells interview of 2015 with https://www.bitchute.com/video/ePuQEY... Clif High, https://insightstatutes.blogspot.com/... says he gets all his philosophy from Percival, but High has been eaten by his own demon and gone mad. That he is mad, lost his joy of life about the start of '22 with his virulent consumptions the Khazar mob. Ben-Gurion in his Memoir of Angels doesn't even mention him, https://www.amazon.com/dp/0982342152?... which slight must rancor the old high priest who considers himself old at 70. He needs to heed the word, "with long life I will satisfy him and show him my salvation" of Psalm 91, but he is against himself. Percival ,who signs himself, H.W.P. in Thinking and Destiny is not H. P. B. after Madame Blavatsky, even if obviously channeling the work, "steady thinking while awake" as shown on the first page. He e has another transcribe it. He is a medium, but many of those theosophists were. Probably they all wished for the face to face instead of through the looking glass. Yeats certainly did. https://insightstatutes.blogspot.com/... Charles Williams got a charismatic dose.
As long as good means evil, there is tons of good in this onion, which shows what angels can do to the mind of a man. If they couldn't run rings around a man they wouldn't have been running the world lo these years. If it's hard for the young to perceive a trend because they last so long, imagine what happens with the speed of an angel. Trends last a long time and convince everyone of their end, but still don't come. When, oh when will silver nova? Then it does and only those who have extra oil for their lamps see it, but virgins are not looking for the end, they're looking for the beginning! So don't believe what the fallen angels, CIA, ABC, or Clif High says, but get circumcised in heart and mind. Sorry about that Clif. Clif thinks that the foreskin contains two to five million senses that enable the man to bond his desire mind with her feeling mind, and that the circumcised can't do that and that's why their marriages divorce! I love stuff like this. Straight up hilarious, like, another, where the Jesuits invented Chaucer retroactively via Fromeko.
Non poet Percivalites are verbose with generalities, like a morality of something they can't quite see, being themselves, for they are men, and pretending to the pyramid view of themselves, don't know, even among the more practical S. L. Mathers, Regardie, Case, etc. Percival says, "I belong to no organization of any kind. xxii," but founded a branch of the Theosophical Society. He early signed up with Blavatsky. His account of stepping up to "the northeast corner curbstone," of light, is very like the loquacious rap of Clif, dying and coming back over and over described, general.
Compare Charles Finney's narration of this. We have all had these experiences, some true, some counterfeit, only results in the life can prove it, and even then it depends on who you talk to. Me, I knelt in the back of tent in the sawdust to quite smoking! Then I caught fire. So you better watch out, it's not Santa Claus coming to town. When all this occurred and reoccurs and continues every second of every day; you must discern yourself. Percival rejected the devout path of his father for Blavatsky. All you need do is look at Percival's face to see who he is.
Tony Robbins recommends him, even the feet of thirty burned fire walkers in Dallas say no, but at least Oprah made it across. Sales commissions! Can you people smell? or see? Ironic that Clif’s pushing a masonic handbook. A Urantia book species. A male Blavatsky. Theosophy, the discredited pyramid religion of the fallen angels. Clif boasts he has seen the reptile, of which to the pop mind may mean that its brain is in its abdomen. Why not cite Percival Lowell withal. He got took over. https://queenmobs.com/2018/10/misfit-...
Look, we all have to decide how to walk and where. To "walk in the light of your presence O Lord, rejoice in Your Name all day long," other travelers could walk but don't, but there's nothing to be done for either Percival, even if there is for you.
As long as good means evil, there is tons of good in this onion, which shows what angels can do to the mind of a man. If they couldn't run rings around a man they wouldn't have been running the world lo these years. If it's hard for the young to perceive a trend because they last so long, imagine what happens with the speed of an angel. Trends last a long time and convince everyone of their end, but still don't come. When, oh when will silver nova? Then it does and only those who have extra oil for their lamps see it, but virgins are not looking for the end, they're looking for the beginning! So don't believe what the fallen angels, CIA, ABC, or Clif High says, but get circumcised in heart and mind. Sorry about that Clif. Clif thinks that the foreskin contains two to five million senses that enable the man to bond his desire mind with her feeling mind, and that the circumcised can't do that and that's why their marriages divorce! I love stuff like this. Straight up hilarious, like, another, where the Jesuits invented Chaucer retroactively via Fromeko.
Non poet Percivalites are verbose with generalities, like a morality of something they can't quite see, being themselves, for they are men, and pretending to the pyramid view of themselves, don't know, even among the more practical S. L. Mathers, Regardie, Case, etc. Percival says, "I belong to no organization of any kind. xxii," but founded a branch of the Theosophical Society. He early signed up with Blavatsky. His account of stepping up to "the northeast corner curbstone," of light, is very like the loquacious rap of Clif, dying and coming back over and over described, general.
Compare Charles Finney's narration of this. We have all had these experiences, some true, some counterfeit, only results in the life can prove it, and even then it depends on who you talk to. Me, I knelt in the back of tent in the sawdust to quite smoking! Then I caught fire. So you better watch out, it's not Santa Claus coming to town. When all this occurred and reoccurs and continues every second of every day; you must discern yourself. Percival rejected the devout path of his father for Blavatsky. All you need do is look at Percival's face to see who he is.
Tony Robbins recommends him, even the feet of thirty burned fire walkers in Dallas say no, but at least Oprah made it across. Sales commissions! Can you people smell? or see? Ironic that Clif’s pushing a masonic handbook. A Urantia book species. A male Blavatsky. Theosophy, the discredited pyramid religion of the fallen angels. Clif boasts he has seen the reptile, of which to the pop mind may mean that its brain is in its abdomen. Why not cite Percival Lowell withal. He got took over. https://queenmobs.com/2018/10/misfit-...
Look, we all have to decide how to walk and where. To "walk in the light of your presence O Lord, rejoice in Your Name all day long," other travelers could walk but don't, but there's nothing to be done for either Percival, even if there is for you.
June 21, 2009
if you really want to get to your higher self this is the book it speaks 4 itself peace
November 19, 2020
One of my favorite books of all time! It has a tremendous amount of profound information which takes ones thinking beyond the realms of the mundane. I highly recommend this masterpiece!
March 24, 2022
this is the greatest/most impactful thing i have ever read and i am certain that statement will remain true till the day i die
February 3, 2014
One MUST be familiar with higher aspects of philosophy, religion, theology, science, and most esoteric teachings before reading this book. That being said, it is a definitive text on the title subject.
May 11, 2015
A masterpiece
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