The books
Practical companions to the old classics — The Kybalion and The Science of Getting Rich — for readers who closed them sure something important was there, and unsure what to do on Monday.
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A working guide to living the Certain Way
In 1910, Wallace D. Wattles promised that getting rich is an exact science, then left readers to work out the method for themselves. This is the missing half: each of his seven principles gets a full chapter, with his own words, what the text actually says, and practices specific enough to use on your rent, your job and your Monday morning.
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The missing half of the 1908 Hermetic classic
The Kybalion hands you seven principles of enormous scope and then, in the manner of initiatory literature, declines to explain what to do with them. Its own authors say as much: they give you the working principles and leave you to apply them.
This is the missing half. Each principle is taken in turn, with practices specific enough to actually do — and it is deliberately honest about limits. Transmutation, not denial.
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One real problem through seven stages, a page at a time
Choose a single problem from your own life and take it through each of the seven principles in turn. The journal gives you the axiom, a short reminder of the practice, and room to work — so the ideas leave the page and reach your Monday.
Paperback · £12.99
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The guide gives you the principles and the practices; the journal gives you the place to use them. Pick up both from the shop.
New release
A Working Guide to Living the Certain Way
In 1910 Wallace D. Wattles promised that getting rich is an exact science, then left readers to work out the method. This is the missing half: his seven principles, what the text actually says, and practices specific enough to use on Monday morning.
Annotated · 90-day programme · Working journal · Complete 1910 text
£14.99 paperback · £4.99 Kindle