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The Omnipotent Self

by Paul Bousfield

It examines the concept of self-empowerment and the power of the individual to create and shape their own destiny. It argues that the individual is capable of achieving great things and can use their imagination and determination to accomplish their goals. The Omnipotent Self is divided into three parts, each of which examines a different aspect of the idea of self-empowerment. In the first part, Bousfield looks at the power of the individual in relation to their environment. He discusses the importance of being aware of the world around us and how this awareness can help us to understand our own strengths and weaknesses. In the second part, Bousfield examines the power of the imagination and how it can be used to create our own reality. He looks at creativity and how it can be used to shape our own lives. He also examines the power of our beliefs and how they can shape our experiences and view of the world. The third part of the book looks at how the individual can use their own power and imagination to effect change in the world. Bousfield looks at how our own actions can have an impact on the world around us and how we can use our power to make a difference. The Omnipotent Self by Paul Bousfield is an important and influential work of philosophy that has had a lasting impact on modern thought. It is an exploration of the power of the individual and how it can be used to shape our lives and the world around us.

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English

Original Language

English

Published In

1923

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Paul Bousfield (1909-1996) was an English author, editor, and illustrator. He was born in Manchester but later moved to London, where he worked as an editor and illustrator for various publishing comp...

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