
As a Man Thinketh
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Narrated by:
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Anthony Rogers
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Written by:
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James Allen
About this listen
One of the greatest and best-selling self-improvement books ever written is now available on audio! For anyone who wants an enriched life and a more meaningful existence, this is a must-listen. James Allen’s teachings make absolute sense: "A man is literally what he thinks, his character being the complete sum of all his thoughts." Now you can take his wisdom with you anywhere you go.
Public Domain (P)2013 Made for Success, Inc.Straightforward
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Straightforward
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great to change your mindset and give value and energy to what matters.
For when you need a change of thought process
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Chapter 7 "Serenity" is supposed to be inspirational.
I do not recommend you buy this version of "As a Man Thinketh" as the audiobook does not identify the title of each chapter. I have a physical copy of the book so I know what the titles are.
Title of each chapter missing in this audiobook.
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Offers interesting thoughts
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great book, terrible audio quality
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That being said it kind of embodies the critiques men often embody (ha, it’s a good quip, you’ll see why soon) in their philosophical and intellectual rigour. Men almost always completely discount principles of the body and tend to characterize their mind as being detached from their body. Or reflect only upon nourishment of the body in service to the mind.
A through line for women of thought, generally, is grounded in principles of embodiment. Lived experience being reflected in the body and the marriage of the sum total of experience with the memories flowing from the perception of the body. For instance, a woman who gives birth has a body that changes, reflecting that experience. It’s an unacknowledged privilege of men that they never usually have to think about their bodies in any real sense because they generally hold rights, power, wealth, and peace of mind. Their anxieties being focused on legacy.
The more marginalized a person is, the more grounded their thoughts tend to be on issues of embodiment. They don’t have the luxury to do otherwise.
For me, this is such a disconnect with life that most thoughts on the character of men and a various anxieties come off as bloviating and sometimes laughable. To say nothing of, as I noted in my 2019 reading of this, the realities of mental health as we know it today.
So, yes. This was _fine_, for what it is.
2019: Interesting, but seriously antiquated in terms of mental health realities.
Antiquated
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