James Allen Daily Meditation-------- September Ninth

James Allen was a Brithish man. He is popular for his inspiration writting and poetry and more as a pioneer of the self help movement. He was born in 28, November 1864 in Leicester, England and died in 24 January 1912.Todays James Allen meditation is here.......

"In the training of the will the first step is the breaking away from bad habits."

September Ninth.
HE who has succeeded in grasping this simple, preliminary truth will perceive that the whole science of will-cultivation is embodied in the following seven rules :

1. Break off bad habits.

2. Form good habits.

3. Give scrupulous attention to the duty

of the present moment.

1. Do vigorously, and at once, whatever

has to be done.

1. Live by rule.

2. Control the tongue.

3. Control the mind.

Anyone who earnestly meditates upon, and diligently practises, the above rules will not fail to develop that purity of purpose and power of will which will enable him to successfully cope with every difficulty, and pass triumphantly through every emergency.

Ninth Morning
Whatever conditions are rendering your
life burdensome, you may pass out of and
beyond them by developing and utilizing
within you the transforming power of
self-purification and self-conquest.
Before the divine radiance of a pure
heart all darkness vanishes and all clouds
melt away, and he who has conquered
self has conquered the universe.
He who sets his foot firmly upon
the path of self-conquest, who walks,
aided by the staff of faith, the highway of
self-sacrifice, will assuredly achieve the
highest prosperity, and will reap abounding
and enduring joy and bliss.

Ninth Evening
It is the silent and conquering thought-
forces which bring all things into
manifestation. The universe grew
out of thought.
To adjust all your thoughts to a perfect
and unswerving faith in the omnipotence
and supremacy of Good, is to co-operate
with that Good, and to realize within
yourself the solution and destruction
of all evil.
To mentally deny evil is not sufficient;
it must, by daily practice, be risen above
and understood. To affirm the Good
mentally is inadequate; it must, by
unswerving endeavor, be entered into
and comprehended.

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