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Creative Power or Your Constructive Forces — William Walker Atkinson / Edward E. Beals (1922)
Creative Power or Your Constructive Forces — William Walker Atkinson / Edward E. Beals (1922)
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Edition Details
- Authors
- William Walker Atkinson, Edward E. Beals
- Original publication year
- 1922
- Edition publication year
- 1922
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- New Thought, Human Potential, Personal Development
What role does imagination play in invention, achievement, and the deliberate shaping of a life?
In Creative Power or Your Constructive Forces (1922), William Walker Atkinson and Edward E. Beals examine imagination not as idle fantasy, but as a practical faculty through which ideas are formed, tested, organized, and brought into expression.
Published as the second volume of the twelve-volume Personal Power Books, the work moves from the basic imaging faculties of the mind into constructive imagination, invention, creative composition, and what the authors call dynamic idealization. Throughout, the reader is encouraged to become both the builder and the architect of thought: forming a clear inner plan before attempting its outward realization.
Chapters include Imagination: The Creative Power, The Imaging Faculties, Constructive Imagination, The Builder and the Plan, The Mental Laboratory, The Laws of Invention, Creative Composition, The Art of Creation, and Dynamic Idealization.
Details
Authors: William Walker Atkinson and Edward E. Beals
Original publication: 1922
Series: Personal Power Books, Volume 2 of 12
Length: 176 pages
Available formats: PDF and Physical Book
Original volume
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Pricing for the original volume is provided upon request. The digital PDF remains available for direct purchase from this page.
