insecurity is that they do not know how to tap the subconscious mind.
They are unacquainted with the in-exhaustible storehouse within.
A man with a poverty type mind finds himself in poverty-stricken
conditions. Another man with a mind filled with ideas of wealth is
surrounded with everything he needs. It was never intended that man
should lead a life of indigence. You can have wealth, everything you
need, and plenty to spare. Your words have power to cleanse your
mind of wrong ideas and to instill right ideas in their place.
- The ideal method for building a wealth consciousness
Perhaps you are saying as you read this chapter, “I need wealth and
success.” This is what you do: Repeat for about five minutes to
yourself three or four times a day, “Wealth—Suc-cess.” These words
have tremendous power. They represent the inner power of the
subconscious mind. Anchor your mind on this substantial power
within you; then conditions and circum-stances corresponding to their
nature and quality will be mani-fested in your life. You are not saying,
“I am wealthy,” you are dwelling on real powers within you. There is
no conflict in the mind when you say, “Wealth.” Furthermore, the
feeling of wealth will well up within you as you dwell on the idea of
wealth.
The feeling of wealth produces wealth; keep this in mind at all
times. Your subconscious mind is like a bank, a sort of universal
financial institution. It magnifies whatever you deposit or impress
upon it whether it is the idea of wealth or of poverty. Choose wealth.
- Why your affirmations for wealth fail
I have talked to many people during the past thirty-five years whose
usual complaint is, “I have said for weeks and months, ‘I am wealthy,
I am prosperous,’ and nothing has hap-pened.” I discovered that when
they said, “I am prosperous, I am wealthy,” they felt within that they
were lying to themselves.
One man told me, “I have affirmed that I am prosperous until I am
tired. Things are now worse. I knew when I made the statement that it