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Shape Your Financial Destiny

New Thought to Shape Your Financial Destiny

Emerging from the New Thought movement of the early 1800s, various church denominations like Religious Science, Unity, and Divine Science were born. The term “New Thought” not only describes a collective of churches that reexamined the meaning of spirituality but also serves as a reminder that to transform our reality, we must begin with a fresh perspective.

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Harnessing the Power Within

Harnessing the Power Within: Manifesting Reality Through Consciousness

Throughout the ages, esteemed spiritual leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, Gautama Buddha, and Ralph Waldo Emerson have imparted a profound truth: our minds hold the key to creating our reality. In 1897, co-founder of the Unity church, Charles Fillmore, wrote, “Mind is that from which the manifested comes forth.” Is this concept merely a metaphysical proposition, or does it hold a literal truth?

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The Millennium Bridge The Millennium Bridge Over the Thames River

The Millennium Bridge

The Millennium Bridge over the Thames River was intended to be a marvel. Opened on June 10, 2000, it was the first crossing to be constructed over the venerable river in a century, in this case, a pedestrian bridge linking Bankside with the City of London and a five-minute walk to St. Paul’s Cathedral. The designers extolled it as “a pure expression of engineering structure,” comparing its sleek lines to a blade of light.

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Stanford Marshmallow Experiments

What Do the Stanford Marshmallow Experiments Tell Us?

In the realm of psychological exploration, the Stanford Marshmallow Experiments stand as a beacon of both insight and inspiration. Picture a room with innocent children and a single fluffy marshmallow, testing the depths of their self-control. Just 15 minutes of resisting the sweet temptation became a supreme test of emotional restraint for these young minds.

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