num_pages: 158
description: A self-help classic since 1935, this book will help you unlock the secrets to a happy and rewarding life! What is wrong with your thinking? Do you worry about the future—your health, your family, your finances? Do you take life too seriously? Do you lack confidence in yourself and find it difficult to make decisions? In this little volume Harold Sherman answers these questions and many more. Your Key to Happiness is a working manual of creative principles which show you how to operate the great creative power within you, your Subconscious Mind, in order that you may inherit the good things of earth—Health, Happiness and Prosperity. When you know how to control the actions of your Subconcious Mind you are able to solve your problems, overcome your worries and assume a new and optimistic attitude toward life, thus attracting better conditions to yourself. This great Law of Mind—the conviction that “the Kingdom of God is within you”—is older than Creation. But until you can consciously control the action of your Subconscious Mind you may, unwittingly, be operating it against yourself. As a result you are fundamentally responsible for the troubles that beset you. Harold Sherman gives you a definite method by which the Key to Your Inner Self can open to you a vast reservoir of creative power—power you may never have suspected exists within you. Your Key to Happiness was Harold Sherman’s first self-help book and it enjoyed many printings through the years. “Harold Sherman has a sound philosophy and understanding of life and people.”—Dr. Norman Vincent Peale “I can wholeheartedly well recommend Harold Sherman’s books to all who are in search of self-development.” —Dr. Ernest Holmes, author of Science of Mind “Harold Sherman gives you the keys to Universal Power. He opens up areas in your consciousness and reveals secret powers you never dreamed you had.” —Rev. Paul Martin Brunet, author of Master Meditations for Life, Health, Success
language: English
title: Your Key to Happiness
publisher: Fawcett