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Successful Achievement in the Law of Increase — Christian D. Larson (1930)
Successful Achievement in the Law of Increase — Christian D. Larson (1930)
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Successful Achievement in the Law of Increase is a practical New Thought study by Christian D. Larson on developing the mental qualities that support purposeful action, achievement, and personal growth.
Larson considers constructive mental action, affirmative thought, enthusiasm, concentration, self-reliance, and the law of increase. His central concern is the disciplined cultivation of thought and character as foundations for sustained progress.
This Holographic Pagan Press edition is prepared as a handmade 8.5 × 11-inch physical reading edition, with golden parchment-style cardstock covers and flat black binding tape. Each physical copy is printed, assembled, and finished by hand.
This is a newly prepared Holographic Pagan Press edition and not an original antique copy.
Handmade edition note: Holographic Pagan Press editions are produced, assembled, and finished by hand in small batches. Minute variations may occur between individual copies, including slight differences in materials, color, binding, trimming, placement, or hand-applied details. Materials may vary slightly according to availability.
Title: Successful Achievement in the Law of Increase
Author: Christian D. Larson
Original publication: 1930 (catalog attribution; edition verification pending)
Original pagination: 78 pages (documented contemporary review)
HPP finished pagination: Pending final print-master layout
Format: Handmade physical student edition
Physical dimensions: 8.5 × 11 inches
Cover: Golden parchment cardstock with black binding tape
Edition publisher: Odd Enough Books / Holographic Pagan Press
Condition: Newly produced
Collector’s Note
A compact expression of Larson’s philosophy of constructive mental discipline and the development of personal capacity. The original work was described in a period review as a 78-page publication. The reproduction’s final page count may differ following typesetting.
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