Your Invisible Power


Read by Algy Pug

(4.5 stars; 3711 reviews)

Genevieve Behrend was a teacher of Mental Science, a New Thought discipline created by Thomas Troward (1847- 1916). Your Invisible Power, published in 1921, is her first and most famous book. It is a guide to the use of visualization and other mental processes in life enhancement and the achievement of personal goals. (Summary by Algy Pug) (1 hr 40 min)

Reviews

Still Relevent today


(5 stars)

Lovely narration of a work so powerful and relevant to cultivating joy, peace, and abundance within your life. I will listen to it again and again as a reminder of steps I can do daily.

Life changer


(5 stars)

May god bless author as well as the narrator. Both are excellent and it's a book worth reading atleast once. I don't subscribe to the idea presented in the book as a whole, yet it's wise application in part can be a life changer. This book answers many questions that are left unanswered in various texts on law of attraction or power of thought.

Good Info, Challenging Reader


(3 stars)

I believe I would have found the text more useful had the reader been slower, and more animated. He had a hurried, monotone delivery that made staying focused and attentive challenging for me. Otherwise a short, sweet, thoughtful book about how to better your life by tapping into your personal power.

Beautiful To Believe


(5 stars)

This book has the power that brings life to you in its holdness and accept the understanding of it in your life beautiful

excellent


(5 stars)

Very good narration of this excellent book on mental science by Thomas Troward’s only student

Clear and Simple


(5 stars)

I am going to find the text and read it thoroughly.

inspirational and personal story


(5 stars)

the author's words are well written, inspirational and she shares elements of her personal journey. I have listened to the book many times. It takes time for me to fully reflect upon on that is discussed in the book.


(5 stars)

Life changing. Loved it. Great reader. Oh the Times of the past how I hear how they were. Fascinating.. If somehow Genevieve could read this, Thank you sincerely.