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Henry Thomas Hamblin

Henry Thomas Hamblin

Henry Thomas Hamblin was an English mystic and influential figure in the New Thought movement. Born in 1873, he dedicated much of his life to exploring spiritual and metaphysical concepts, which culminated in his writings that sought to bridge the gap between spiritual understanding and practical living. His most notable works include 'The Power of Thought' and 'Within You Is the Power,' where he emphasized the transformative potential of positive thinking and the importance of aligning one's thoughts with higher spiritual principles. Hamblin's contributions to the New Thought philosophy were significant, as he advocated for the idea that individuals could shape their realities through their mental attitudes. His teachings resonated with many during a time of social change and uncertainty, offering a message of empowerment and self-realization. Through his lectures and writings, he inspired countless individuals to pursue personal growth and spiritual enlightenment, leaving a lasting legacy in the realms of self-help and metaphysical literature.

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Henry Thomas Hamblin (19 March 1873 – 28 October 1958) was an English mystic and New Thought author.

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“Now this is quite different from worrying over things. Worry is a destroyer. By worrying over our troubles we not only stimulate fear, one of the most destructive of the emotions, but we also wear grooves in the brain, round which our thoughts revolve in endless repetition. The brain becomes so constructed or arranged, through the practice of worrying, that worry becomes a habit.”

“Now this is quite different from worrying over things. Worry is a destroyer. By worrying over our troubles we not only stimulate fear, one of the most destructive of the emotions, but we also wear grooves in the brain, round which our thoughts revolve in endless repetition. The brain becomes so constructed or arranged, through the practice of worrying, that worry becomes a habit.”

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Within Youis the Power

1953

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