Reviews for Development Economics in the 1950s

The average rating for Development Economics in the 1950s based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-09-21 00:00:00 Christopher Clark HIGHLIGHTS: 1. Faith is expectancy…you will always receive what you actually expect. 2. The grateful person is great because he or she has turned on all the lights within. 3. Life is a growth process and we grow through giving. 4. The centering process is the key to achieving prosperity. 5. You are a creative expression of the Universe with the responsibility to let your light shine. Thus, you owe the world a life. In all the many ways in which you apply yourself in the world, the Universe owes you complete support. 6. Missing the mark is one of the ways in which we learn to hit the target. Failure is a vital part of achieving success. 7. Save for opportunities, not emergencies* 8. Money is good! Money is God in action! Appreciate it, bless it, keep open to its flow. 9. Never allow money of any kind or amount to pass through your hands without blessing it, whether it is coming to you or going from you. - Bless = to confer prosperity or happiness upon…Give thanks that it is continually pointing you toward the limitlessness of universal supply. 10. A committed giver is an incurably happy person, a secure person, a satisfied person, and a prosperous person.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-09-29 00:00:00 Lee Kaplan I am always on the outlook for books that feed my spirit. I discovered Eric Butterworth's books during recent classes taught at my church and I have embraced him as one of my latest favorite authors. "Spiritual Economics" has opened new doors for me which are attracting abundance into my life. I trust that will be the case for anyone who reads this book and applies the principles contained within it in their own lives. In these trying economic times, so many of us are worried about money. Many of us, for whatever reason, don't believe that we deserve to be successful. That is where applying the teachings contained within this book can change your life. Of course, money is a practical means to enjoying one's life, but it is not the most important aspect of prosperity. What good would it be to have all of the money in the world and not to have love? This book will help you come to appreciate all of the forms of prosperity which may already be present in your life or that you may be yearning for. This book will open doors that will attract God's abundant blessings to you if you apply the principles contained within. I have already seen it working within my life. A recent example of this would be how, suddenly, my self-published book has started to gain some national attention. I credit this occurrence to my own practices of affirmative prayer, visualization, and a heart filled with gratitude for all that is good within my life. These are some of the important practices that are contained within this book. Eric Butterworth speaks in a language that is easily understood. I have learned to align myself with the Holy Spirit in order to discern what speaks of truth to me. Everything that Reverend Butterworth says in this, and in his other books, speaks to me of truth. I am positive that anyone who reads this book with an open mind will discover that truth within themselves. Davis Aujourd'hui, author of "The Misadventures of Sister Mary Olga Fortitude"