POWER THROUGH CONSTRUCTIVE THINKING

 written by:

EMMET FOX

Published: NEW YORK, EVANSTON, AND LONDON

1940

First Edition and First Printing

 

Emmet Fox (1886–1951) was one of the most influential spiritual teachers of the 20th century, bridging New Thought, mysticism, and Christianity in a way that spoke directly to seekers of inner power and healing. A scientist by training and a mystic by calling, he drew thousands to his lectures at New York’s Hippodrome during the darkest days of the Great Depression.

Fox taught that thoughts are creative forces, and that by aligning the mind with divine principles, one could overcome illness, fear, and limitation. His message was deeply rooted in love, forgiveness, and the healing power of God-consciousness — yet it was always practical, aimed at those facing real-world hardship.

His writings inspired many, including early members of Alcoholics Anonymous, who found in his words a spiritual clarity that cut through shame and despair. Power Through Constructive Thinking remains one of his most enduring works — a book not merely of ideas, but of transformation.

Description:

The dustjacket is a facsimile copy of the original first impression dustjacket, elegantly reproduced.

Boards are striking in two-tone design: the spine and a portion of the front and rear boards are bound in deep blue cloth, with gilt lettering to the spine still fresh and bright. The remainder of the boards are covered in rich black paper, all in remarkable condition for a book of this age.

Internally, the book is clean and sharp throughout its 281 pages, with no markings or inscriptions. Accompanying the book are two small, printed cards reflecting themes close to Fox’s heart: Illumination, Healing, Prosperity, and Practical Christianity. A beautiful and meaningful example of a truly transformative spiritual classic.

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