All These Things Added plus As He Thought: The Life James Allen

By: James Allen

Narrated by: Mitch Horowitz

Here is your key to a better life. James Allen's All These Things Added is a short work of immense power. This brilliant meditation reveals how to live out the Biblical precept: Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all things shall be added unto you. Allen expands this one passage into a complete philosophy of self-development and inner fulfillment. If you pursue holiness in the ordinary hours of life, he writes, you will experience untold joy and an end to personal desperation and self-doubt. What's more, by "seeking first the kingdom of God" you will find that all things necessary for your happiness rush to meet you. All These Things Added is equal in power to Allen's landmark work As a Man Thinketh, and appeared in the same year, 1903. As a special bonus, this audio edition of All These Things Added features a short, inspirational biography of James Allen by historian Mitch Horowitz, who narrates this unforgettable volume.

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The truth and nothing but the truth

A great listen. Mitch is one of the best narrators and the information in this book was fantastic. I highly recommend it to any and all truth seekers out there.

One of my all time favorite

I love this book, and reread it repeatedly!! So inspiring!! I highly recommend it to anyone interested in bettering themselves!

Revelatory. A must-listen.

Where does All These Things Added plus As He Thought: The Life of James Allen rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I've listened to many books by "New Thought" authors (e.g. Neville Goddard, James Murphy, Florence Scovel Shinn) and consider many of them to be great works, but this one was particularly revelatory for me. It filled-in many gaps and connected many dots. It shed new light on some familiar concepts and went far beyond.

Any additional comments?

This audio-book walks the listener through a complete road-map to directly experiencing Freedom and Truth. And Mitch Horowitz's narration is perfect, as always. I can't recommend it enough.