THE POWER OF THE SUBCONSCIOUS Why is one person sad and the other happy? Why is one person fearful and anxious while another is full of faith and confidence? Why is one person recovering from a disease that is said to be incurable while another cannot? Why is one person having a beautiful and luxurious house while another has to live in a makeshift place? Why is one person a complete success? example - while the other is miserable? Why is one speaker interesting and extremely popular - while another is ordinary and uninspiring? Why is one person a genius in his job or profession - while another stumbles his way through life doing or achieving nothing? Why are so many tolerant and moral people suffering from negativities in their minds and bodies? Why does one person have a happy marriage while the other experiences unhappiness and disappointment in their marriage? Could the answer to these questions be hidden in the functioning of your subconscious and conscious mind? Definitely yes. The Power of Thought James Allen's immortal work, The Power of Thought, or as he calls it, this "Little Big Book" - is a classic that has been a source of inspiration for millions of people all over the world for over a hundred years - translated into many languages. It is not without reason that Og Mandino lists this book, which broke new ground in its field and influenced many contemporary writers such as Norman Vincent Peale, Denis Waitley and Tony Robbins, among the ten best books of all time. The Path to Success, which we present as an addition and is the author's first work, sheds light on the path of those who want to direct their lives with the power of thought - explaining the secrets of how to achieve peace and success through changes in their attitudes and reactions. You now have the opportunity of the new century to benefit from the wisdom of this unique author. Whatever dream you exalt in your mind, whatever ideal you crown in your heart, you build your life with these and become them. James Allen was born in Leicester, England, in 1864 and worked as a personal assistant to a large British company executive for a long time. He "retired" at the age of 38, took up writing, and moved with his wife to a small country house in Ilfracombe. He wrote more than 20 works until he passed away suddenly at the age of 48.