William Walker Atkinson

Thought Vibration William Walker Atkinson

Classics for Your Collection: goo.gl/U80LCr --------- The man who believes thoroughly in himself and maintains a positive strong mental attitude of confidence and determination is not likely to be affected by the adverse and negative thoughts of discouragement and failure emanating from the minds of other persons, in whom these last qualities predominate. At the same time, these negative thoughts--if they reach one whose mental attitude is pitched on a low key--deepen his negative state and add fuel to the fire which is consuming his strength; or if you prefer this figure--serve to further smother the fire of his energy and activity. We attract to us the thoughts of others of the same order of thought. The man who thinks success will be apt to get into tune with the minds of others thinking likewise, and they will help him, and he them. The man who allows his mind to dwell constantly upon thoughts of failure brings himself into close touch with the minds of other "failure" people--and each will tend to pull the other down still more.