Creative Thinking - Volume I
I was introduced to the man and woman who were my first teachers in early 1976. I was given the opportunity to study Magick. I have done studying metaphysics, Buddhism, and the power of the mind. Before I could take even the first class I was required to take a two weekend program in mind control. Their program what's like the Jose Silva program, but with the addition of magickal thinking. The cost was $200, a significant sum in those days. The promotional material assured me that what I would learn would give me the tools two more than recover money.
Those skills did more than that. I got only tripled my income in two years, but I learned to think differently. I learned to think positively, and to use the power of the mind. There are many programs that teach these skills. Most of them charge a lot of money. These two volumes are my teaching manuals. I believe in this material and much of it is the foundation of my daily life. It is the core of Magick, the heart of religion.
If this volumes seem expensive to you, remember, I paid more than this over 40 years ago. People think I am lucky. The truth is that these skills give me good timing and help me make the correct choices. And Teresa more than that but it's in the books.
Thank you, Rev. Paul
The fine print:
- Every comb-bound book and manual is printed at The Hermit’s Grove and is hand-bound by Rev. Paul. He prints the books one-at-a-time on his desktop computer/printer set-up.
- The Coursenote series are his teaching manuals. The cost of one of these books is the cost of producing it, with Rev. Paul donating all of his time. The cost is also a fraction of what the actual course would be were you to take it in person. It is an imperfect system. Paper which is shipped to us will often arrive with a slightly bent corner. In a recent order of heavy, high gloss paper (for the color covers) all the paper had a dented corner. Using imperfect paper has kept the cost of the comb-bound books lower than it would otherwise be, so please accept these imperfections.
- Rev. Paul is also imperfect as an editor. Being an author and production staff of one, an unpaid volunteer at that, he asks you to report any errata so they can be corrected. Infrequently there may be a missing page or another defect which he will happily correct.
