The Power of the Spoken Word
The Power of the Spoken Word by Florence Scovel Shinn, published by Bottom of the Hill Publishing in June 2010, is a 66-page exploration of the profound influence of words. This edition presents Shinn’s insights into how language can shape our reality and emphasizes the connection between our thoughts, words, and personal power. Through her teachings, Shinn illustrates that unhappiness stems from a lack of power, urging readers to harness their spoken words to create positive outcomes in their lives.
In this book, readers will find a discussion on the significance of overcoming fear and the importance of aligning one’s thoughts with a higher purpose. Shinn argues that fear acts as a barrier to personal success and spiritual growth, suggesting that by recognizing and addressing our fears, we can reclaim our power. The text delves into themes of inspiration and personal growth, making it relevant for those interested in communication studies and the New Thought movement. This edition is presented in English and is designed to encourage readers to reflect on the impact of their spoken words in various aspects of life.
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“I have weapons ye know not of!” Words have power. In The Power of the Spoken Word Florence Scovel Shinn lays a path showing how words have an enormous power and that God’s gift to man is “power and dominion over all created things; his mind, his body, and affairs…All unhappiness comes from lack of power…by your word you contact this power.” We have the ability to create anything we want by aligning our thoughts and words with the perfect good within. “Be strong! Fear not; Fear is man’s only adversary. You face defeat whenever you are fearful! Fear of lack! Fear of failure! Fear of loss! Fear of personality! Fear of criticism! Fear robs you of all power, for you have lost your contact with the Universal Power House. “Why are ye fearful, Oh ye of little faith?” Fear is inverted faith. It is faith turned upside down. When you are fearful you begin to attract the thing you fear: you are magnetizing it. You are hypnotized by the race thought when you are afraid.”
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