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The Power of Mind - A Practical Guide to Psychic Creation and Mental Mastery - cover

The Power of Mind - A Practical Guide to Psychic Creation and Mental Mastery

William Ubagan

Publisher: ZRK Book Shop

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Summary

The Power of Mind is your gateway to unlocking the extraordinary creative potential hidden within you. Blending ancient esoteric wisdom with modern mental training techniques, William Ubagan reveals the secrets to harnessing imagination, focus, and psychic energy to manifest what once seemed impossible.
 
Inside, you will discover how to:
 
Awaken your inner mental powers and channel them with precision.
 
Use focused imagination to turn abstract ideas into tangible realities.
 
Cultivate deep concentration for unstoppable creative momentum.
 
Apply step-by-step psychic creation techniques drawn from mystical traditions and real-world practices.
 
Overcome mental blocks, distractions, and limiting beliefs that sabotage your power.
 
Through clear explanations, practical exercises, and inspiring examples, this book guides you from being a passive dreamer to an active architect of your reality. Whether you seek personal transformation, spiritual growth, or the ability to shape your environment through the mind alone, The Power of Mind provides the tools and methods to master mental energy and make your visions real.
 
Your mind is the most powerful creative force in the universe—this book shows you how to use it.
Available since: 08/13/2025.
Print length: 121 pages.

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