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Welcome to The Secret Law of Attraction Podcast! Our Goal is to bring you the Greatest Wisdom of All Times, so you can apply this wisdom to improve your life and live a better, happier, and more successful life.Unlock the greatest wisdom of all time and harness the power of your mind to manifest happiness, success, and limitless potential. Whether you seek wealth, love, confidence, or spiritual growth, this podcast is your guide to consciously creating the life you desire. Tune in and transform your reality—one thought at a time.What is the Law of Attraction? The Law of Attraction (LOA) is the universal principle that "like attracts like." Your thoughts, emotions, and beliefs act as magnetic forces, shaping the reality you experience. By mastering visualization, affirmations, and mindset alignment, you can attract opportunities, relationships, and abundance into your life. This isn’t just wishful thinking—it’s science and spirituality working in harmony. The Power of Your Subconscious Mind Beneath your conscious awareness lies the subconscious mind—a vast reservoir of beliefs, habits, and memories that dictate 95% of your actions. By rewiring limiting beliefs and planting empowering thoughts, you can unlock profound transformation. Learn how to reprogram your mind, tap into intuition, and manifest with effortless flow. Journey Through the Greatest Wisdom of All TimeThis podcast is more than inspiration—it’s a masterclass in manifestation, drawing from the most influential minds in personal development. Explore timeless teachings from: - William Walker Atkinson (Thought Vibration) – How thoughts shape reality- Charles F. Haanel (The Master Key System) – The science of deliberate creation- Napoleon Hill (The Law of Success) – The mindset of achievers- Wallace D. Wattles (The Science of Getting Rich) – Wealth as a spiritual practice- Florence Scovel Shinn (The Game of Life) – Divine alignment & manifestation- Joseph Murphy (The Power of Your Subconscious Mind) – Reprogramming your inner world- James Allen (As a Man Thinketh) – The power of thought mastery …and many more! Why Listen?- Manifest with precision – Learn exactly how to align with your desires.- Break free from self-sabotage – Rewire your subconscious blocks.- Attract love, wealth & health – Practical techniques that work.- Ancient wisdom, modern application – Timeless truths made actionable. Ready to become a magnet for miracles? Hit subscribe and let’s co-create your dream life—one episode at a time. Dive into "Thought Vibration or the Law of Attraction in the Thought World" by William Walker Atkinson, a trailblazing exploration of thought vibrations and the mind's role in attracting desired outcomes. Atkinson's work, dating back to 1906, serves as a foundational guide to understanding the intricacies of the Law of Attraction. William Walker Atkinson's "The Law of Attraction in the Thought World" is a compelling exploration into the power of thoughts in shaping our reality. In this insightful book, Atkinson delves into the principle that thoughts have a magnetic energy attracting similar energies, influencing circumstances and experiences. He elucidates how our mental vibrations align with corresponding outcomes, emphasizing the significance of positive thinking and visualization in manifesting desires. Atkinson's work serves as a guiding beacon, unveiling the intricate connection between thoughts and the universe, empowering readers to harness their thoughts to create the life they envision through understanding and applying the Law of Attraction.Charles F. Haanel's "The Master Key System" (1916) takes center stage, offering profound insights into the principles of the Law of Attraction and personal development. Haanel's systematic approach provides listeners with practical tools to unlock their potential and manifest their desires. Charles Haanel's "The Master Key System" is a timeless blueprint, merging the Law of Attraction with profound insight. Within its pages lies a transformative map to unlock the mind's immense potential. Haanel intricately details the synergy between thoughts and reality, offering a systematic approach to manifest desires. Each chapter unveils keys to unlock the universe's abundance, empowering readers to harmonize with the Law of Attraction and shape their destiny with intention and clarity.Explore the intellectual depths of "The Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science" by Thomas Troward (1904), where Troward discusses the power of thought and the Law of Attraction in achieving one's goals. Troward's lectures provide a comprehensive understanding of the mental aspects influencing attraction.Napoleon Hill's "The Law of Success" (1925) complements the collection, delving into success principles, including the transformative power of positive thinking and attraction. Hill's timeless wisdom has inspired generations to achieve their aspirations. ...Elite Consulting Art Développement personnel Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie Réussite personnelle
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  • 14 LESSONS IN YOGI PHILOSOPHY & ORIENTAL OCCULTISM: Hidden Laws of Mind, Spiritual Power & Universal Consciousness — William Walker Atkinson
    Oct 22 2026
    (00:00:00) Introduction (00:02:01) 1. The First Three Principles (00:27:07) 2. The Mental Principles (00:53:09) 3. The Spiritual Principles (01:18:09) 4. The Human Aura (01:43:43) 5. Thought Dynamics (02:10:01) 6. Telepathy and Clairvoyance (02:46:52) 7. Human Magnetism (03:22:55) 8. Occult Therapeutics (04:02:11) 9. Psychic Influence (04:40:47) 10. The Astral World (05:06:44) 11. Beyond the Border (05:32:42) 12. Spiritual Evolution (05:59:06) 13. Spiritual Cause and Effect (06:24:58) 14. The Yogi Path of Attainment FOURTEEN LESSONS IN YOGI PHILOSOPHY AND ORIENTAL OCCULTISM: The Hidden Laws of Mind, Spiritual Power & Universal Consciousness — William Walker Atkinson. What if understanding the hidden dimensions of the mind could transform the way you see yourself, your potential, and your relationship with the universe?In Fourteen Lessons in Yogi Philosophy and Oriental Occultism, William Walker Atkinson explores these questions through fourteen lessons on human consciousness, mental power, spiritual development, psychic phenomena, and ancient Eastern philosophy.This audiobook takes you on a journey from the physical body and instinctive mind toward spiritual illumination and higher consciousness. Along the way, Atkinson examines the human aura, thought dynamics, telepathy, clairvoyance, human magnetism, mental healing, the astral world, life after death, karma, and the path toward spiritual attainment.For listeners interested in the Law of Attraction, mind power, metaphysics, and personal transformation, this classic work offers a fascinating perspective on ideas that influenced generations of spiritual seekers.Its occult explanations should be understood as historical philosophical teachings rather than established scientific facts. Nevertheless, its discussions of self-awareness, mental discipline, and spiritual aspiration provide valuable insight into the early twentieth-century mind-power movement.THE FOURTEEN LESSONSLESSON 1 — THE FIRST THREE PRINCIPLES: The Physical Body, the Astral Body, and PranaAtkinson introduces the human constitution and the traditional Yogi concept of seven principles. He explores the physical body, the astral body, and prana, or vital force, presenting them as interconnected dimensions of human existence. This opening lesson establishes the foundation for the book's exploration of physical life, subtle energies, and consciousness.LESSON 2 — THE MENTAL PRINCIPLES: The Instinctive Mind and the IntellectThis lesson examines the instinctive mind and the intellect. The instinctive mind is associated with automatic responses, habits, and emotional impulses, while the intellect represents conscious reasoning, analysis, and judgment. Atkinson explores how understanding these mental functions may help individuals become more aware of their behavior and exercise greater control over their thoughts and decisions.LESSON 3 — THE SPIRITUAL PRINCIPLES: The Spiritual Mind, Spirit, and IlluminationAtkinson explores the spiritual mind, spirit, and illumination, presenting them as higher dimensions of human consciousness. He associates the spiritual mind with intuition, elevated understanding, and moral insight. This lesson encourages listeners to look beyond intellectual achievement and material success toward inner wisdom, spiritual development, and a deeper understanding of existence.LESSON 4 — THE HUMAN AURA: Auric Colors, Vital Energy, and Subtle DimensionsThis lesson examines the human aura as understood in historical occult philosophy. Atkinson describes the health aura, pranic aura, auras associated with the mental principles, and the spirit aura, alongside auric colors and related phenomena. Although these concepts are not scientifically established, they illustrate how occult thinkers attempted to connect physical vitality, emotional states, and spiritual development.LESSON 5 — THOUGHT DYNAMICS: The Nature, Quality, and Power of ThoughtOne of the most relevant lessons for students of the Law of Attraction, this chapter explores the nature and influence of thought. Atkinson discusses thought quality, thought forms, and the supposed power of mental influence. His teachings invite listeners to examine their habitual thinking and consider how attention, beliefs, emotions, and decisions influence behavior and personal outcomes. The lesson emphasizes the importance of directing the mind toward constructive purposes.LESSON 6 — TELEPATHY AND CLAIRVOYANCE: Psychic Perception and Hidden FacultiesAtkinson investigates telepathy, clairvoyance, clairaudience, psychometry, and other phenomena traditionally associated with psychic perception. He discusses methods believed to encourage the development of these abilities within the occult framework of his era. Although such psychic powers have not been established as reliable scientific phenomena, this lesson offers insight into humanity's enduring fascination with consciousness and the limits of ordinary perception.LESSON 7 — ...
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    6 h et 51 min
  • YOUR MIND AND HOW TO USE IT: Master the Power of Thought and the Law of Attraction — William Walker Atkinson
    Oct 19 2026
    (00:00:00) 1. What is the Mind (00:08:03) 2. The Mechanism of Mental States (00:14:35) 3. The Great Nerve Centers (00:23:31) 4. Consciousness (00:29:05) 5. Attention (00:37:30) 6. Perception (00:48:49) 7. Memory (01:00:12) 8. Memory—Continued (01:09:31) 9. Imagination (01:21:47) 10. The Feelings (01:31:06) 11. The Emotions (01:42:56) 12. The Instinctive Emotions (01:52:42) 13. The Passions (02:02:53) 14. The Social Emotions (02:12:19) 15. The Religious Emotions (02:20:21) 16. The Aesthetic Emotions (02:28:22) 17. The Intellectual Emotions (02:36:12) 18. The Role of the Emotions (02:42:53) 19. The Emotions and Happiness (02:51:05) 20. The Intellect (03:01:36) 21. Conception (03:09:57) 22. Classes Of Concepts (03:17:50) 23. Judgments (03:26:23) 24. Primary Laws Of Thought (03:32:29) 25. Reasoning (03:38:44) 26. Inductive Reasoning (03:45:08) 27. Deductive Reasoning (03:54:23) 28. Fallacious Reasoning (04:04:30) 29. The Will (04:19:59) 30. Will-Training (04:27:32) 31. Will-Tonic YOUR MIND AND HOW TO USE IT: Master the Power of Thought and the Law of Attraction — William Walker Atkinson (1911). What if understanding your mind were the first step toward transforming your life? In Your Mind and How to Use It (1911), William Walker Atkinson explores the mental faculties that shape our thoughts, emotions, decisions, and actions. This classic work of early twentieth-century mental science and personal development offers a systematic introduction to attention, memory, imagination, emotions, reasoning, and willpower. Atkinson encourages readers to study their own minds and develop their mental abilities through greater awareness and deliberate practice. His central message is that understanding how we think and feel can help us make better decisions, strengthen self-discipline, and pursue our goals more effectively. This audiobook explores all 31 chapters of Atkinson's influential work, offering insights into the relationship between thought, perception, emotion, and purposeful action.CHAPTER-BY-CHAPTER GUIDEPART I — UNDERSTANDING THE MIND1. WHAT IS THE MIND?Atkinson introduces the nature of the mind and its principal faculties, examining how thought, feeling, perception, and awareness contribute to our experience of the world.2. THE MECHANISM OF MENTAL STATESExplore how mental states develop and interact. Atkinson encourages readers to observe their thoughts and understand the processes influencing their reactions and behavior.3. THE GREAT NERVE CENTERSThis chapter examines the relationship between the nervous system and mental activity, reflecting the physiological theories of Atkinson's era.4. CONSCIOUSNESSWhat does it mean to be conscious? Atkinson explores awareness and subjective experience, encouraging greater observation of our thoughts and mental processes.PART II — THE POWERS OF THE MIND5. ATTENTIONAttention determines what receives our mental energy. Learn why concentration is essential for learning, productivity, and directing your thoughts toward meaningful objectives.6. PERCEPTIONDiscover how we interpret sensory information and understand the world around us. This chapter examines the relationship between observation and interpretation.7. MEMORYAtkinson explores memory as the faculty that preserves and recalls experiences and knowledge, highlighting the importance of attention and mental engagement.8. MEMORY—CONTINUEDContinuing his discussion, Atkinson examines the processes involved in remembering and recalling information, encouraging the development of more effective mental habits.9. IMAGINATIONImagination enables us to visualize possibilities, develop creative ideas, and plan for the future. Atkinson explores its importance in invention, problem-solving, and personal development.PART III — FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS10. THE FEELINGSExplore the role of feelings in our mental lives and how greater awareness of our inner experiences can improve self-understanding.11. THE EMOTIONSAtkinson introduces the nature of emotions and their influence on motivation, judgment, relationships, and everyday behavior.12. THE INSTINCTIVE EMOTIONSExamine instinctive emotional responses and their influence on behavior, often before conscious reasoning has time to intervene.13. THE PASSIONSPassions can inspire powerful action but may also overwhelm judgment. Atkinson considers the importance of understanding and directing intense emotional drives.14. THE SOCIAL EMOTIONSDiscover how emotions influence relationships, cooperation, sympathy, and our desire for connection with others.15. THE RELIGIOUS EMOTIONSAtkinson explores emotions associated with religious and spiritual experiences, including the feelings connected with belief, meaning, and purpose.16. THE AESTHETIC EMOTIONSDiscover how beauty, music, art, and harmony produce emotional responses and enrich our experience of life.17. THE INTELLECTUAL EMOTIONSCuriosity, surprise, and the satisfaction of discovery can motivate learning. This chapter examines the...
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    4 h et 34 min
  • GEORGE BERKELEY – THE WORLD EXISTS ONLY IN THE MIND – IS REALITY AN ILLUSION: A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge
    Oct 15 2026
    (00:00:00) Preface (00:02:02) Introduction (00:38:30) Sections 1–50 (01:30:33) Sections 51–99 (02:20:31) Sections 100–156 GEORGE BERKELEY – THE WORLD EXISTS ONLY IN THE MIND – IS REALITY AN ILLUSION? TO BE IS TO BE PERCEIVED: A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge (1710).What is reality? Do objects exist independently of the minds that perceive them, or is everything we experience fundamentally connected to perception? Can we truly know the world as it is, beyond what our senses reveal? These profound questions lie at the heart of A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge, one of the most influential works in Western philosophy, written by Irish philosopher George Berkeley and published in 1710. In this groundbreaking work, Berkeley challenges traditional assumptions about existence, matter, perception, and knowledge. Rejecting the belief that physical objects exist independently of any mind, he develops a philosophical system known as immaterialism, arguing that the existence of sensible objects consists in their being perceived. His famous principle, esse est percipi—to be is to be perceived—summarizes this revolutionary position. Yet Berkeley's philosophy is more than an abstract intellectual exercise. He seeks to defend common sense, overcome skepticism, expose philosophical confusion, and demonstrate the fundamental importance of spirit and God in explaining reality. By questioning the assumptions underlying everyday experience, he invites readers to reconsider what they mean by existence, knowledge, and the external world.PREFACE – THE PURPOSE OF A RADICAL PHILOSOPHYIn the preface, Berkeley introduces the motivations behind his investigation and explains the importance of examining the foundations of human knowledge. He believes that many philosophical disagreements arise from abstract concepts that people accept without sufficiently examining their meaning.His objective is to expose these errors through careful reasoning and a return to experience. Rather than accepting established theories simply because they are widely believed, Berkeley encourages readers to question assumptions and seek greater intellectual clarity.INTRODUCTION – THE LIMITS OF ABSTRACT THINKINGThe introduction establishes the foundation of Berkeley's philosophical system. He examines the mind's ability to form abstract ideas and challenges the assumption that we can conceive of qualities entirely separated from their particular characteristics.For example, we can consider different triangles and identify their shared properties, but Berkeley questions whether we can genuinely imagine a triangle possessing no particular size, shape, or dimensions.He argues that the belief in abstract ideas has contributed to philosophical confusion, especially concerning matter and perception. He also warns that language can mislead us into believing that a concept must represent something real simply because we have a name for it.This introduction prepares readers for Berkeley's central argument: genuine understanding requires examining what we actually perceive and think rather than relying on ambiguous words and untested assumptions.OF THE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE – A NEW UNDERSTANDING OF REALITYThe main treatise develops Berkeley's revolutionary account of existence, perception, matter, spirit, and divine providence.1. IDEAS AND THE NATURE OF PERCEPTIONBerkeley begins by examining the objects of human knowledge. Through sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell, we experience colors, sounds, shapes, textures, and other qualities. These experiences, he argues, consist of ideas perceived by the mind.We never encounter these sensible qualities independently of perception. A color is seen, a sound is heard, and a texture is felt. Berkeley therefore questions the assumption that such qualities could exist in precisely the same way without any perceiving mind.His famous principle follows: the existence of sensible things consists in their being perceived. This challenges the traditional distinction between the world as experienced and a supposedly independent material reality hidden behind appearances.2. WHY BERKELEY REJECTS MATERIAL SUBSTANCEBerkeley challenges the belief that physical objects possess an underlying material substance existing independently of perception. Although we experience qualities such as extension, motion, color, and solidity, he argues that we have no clear idea of a material foundation existing separately from those qualities.If matter is defined as something entirely independent of perception, how can we meaningfully conceive of it or establish that it exists?Berkeley maintains that this supposed substratum adds nothing to our actual experience. His argument does not mean that trees, houses, mountains, and rivers are unreal in ordinary life. Instead, he rejects the idea that their existence depends on an unknowable material substance beyond perception.3. THE ...
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    3 h et 20 min
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