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- catalog abstract "The thesis of this book is simple: everything is being tranformed up and down, and this includes men and women especially. It is not a question of whether you would be or would not be transformed; you are being transformed, for better or for worse. The life forces which flow from you and through you are transforming you into a pattern. You stand in the midst of those life forces and you decide the pattern. Even if you apparently do not decide anything, but allow those life forces free reign, yet in not deciding you decide not to decide. This book tries to answer the how of being a transformed person, but it also tries to unfold the Meaning of transformation A content has to be put into the transformed life to make it desirable. The possibilities must be so alluring that the heart is set on fire to get it. We must see before we will seek. But in the seeing we must see that this has total relevance for the total life, individual and collective. We must see a total answer. With this introduction to the book, we hope you will be curious to read the answers as Brother Stanley shows how you can: gain a new life of serenity with roots in ultimate reality; release tensions and grow in peace and confidence; live purposefully and victoriously; grow into greater spiritual maturity and be transformed in body, mind, will and emotions. - Publisher.".
- catalog contributor b3719983.
- catalog created "[1951]".
- catalog date "1951".
- catalog date "[1951]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[1951]".
- catalog description "1. Three basic urges: (a) the wish to pass beyond what we now are; (b) craving for right direction, for orientation; (c) desire for reunion with the larger heart of the universe with God. Scapegoats upon which we lay responsibility: kismet, karma, environment -- 2. Caught in nemesis of past deeds. Divided. (a) The divine initiative; (b) many religions but one gospel -- 3. The human tragedy. God's pressure from above. Born from below or from above -- 4. Steps to transformation. The emotions are primary. The worth of an experience is judged by three things: philosophical reasonableness, immediate luminousness, and moral helpfulness -- 5. Moral helpfulness illustrated in conversions -- 6. Psychiatry without God questionable. Various types of conversion -- 7. From self-preoccupation to God-preoccupation. Gradual and sudden conversions -- 8. Self-punishment to self-surrender. The part the church plays -- 9. Definitions of conversion. Through melancholy, to contrition, to faith, to tranquility, to rapture, to consolation, to peace".
- catalog description "10. Early conditioning not final. Adolescence and conversion. A fourfold reconciliation -- 11. The conversion of Jacob -- 12. Half conversions -- 13. A real conversion-Zacchaeus -- 14. The conversion of Paul -- 15. Faith through the finger tips. The scientific approach welcomed. Thomas, the mighty believer and doer -- 16. God's search for man-the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son -- 17. Exposition of the story of the prodigal son -- 18. The most beautiful verse in literature: John 3:16 -- 19. Arrested transformations".
- catalog description "20. Transformed through changed thinking -- 21. Transformation of the subconscious -- 22. Untransformed emotions destructive. Steps to transformed emotions -- 23. Specific emotions: fear. How fear disrupts the personality -- 24. The steps out of fear -- 25. Another specific emotion: resentment. Sand in the machinery of living -- 26. Steps out of resentments -- 27. Holding of excessive griefs. Steps toward release -- 28. Egocentricity and the steps to release -- 29. From inferiority to adequacy".
- catalog description "30. Inner division and the way to inner unity -- 31. Sex transformed from eros to agape -- 32. Guilt and the way to release -- 33. Human nature infinitely plastic. The conversion of Lincoln -- 34. Two ways of dealing with evil: stones and sympathy. Homosexuality faced. Narcotics -- 35. From negative to positive -- 36. Transforming suffering. The steps out -- 37. Getting out of the dumps. The "they"-"I" and the "we" relationships -- 38. The "we" relationship applied to all life -- 39. Experience and expression- a study of how to win the individual to Christ".
- catalog description "40. The quiet time. How to get the most out of the Bible -- 41. The transformation of the material. The stewardship of treasure, time, and talents. The steps to effective stewardship -- 42. Transforming commonplace tasks -- 43. Steps in guidance. And steps out of gloom -- 44. On transforming death -- 45. Good views and good news -- 46. "The morning of the open heart" followed by "The morning of the overflowing heart" -- 47. The transformation of body. The steps into health -- 48. The transformation of human relationships. The search for a word -- 49. World transformation. The kingdom of God the answer -- 50. Continuous transformation -- 51. The means of transformation -- 52. Will it fade? "There is no doom"".
- catalog description "The thesis of this book is simple: everything is being tranformed up and down, and this includes men and women especially. It is not a question of whether you would be or would not be transformed; you are being transformed, for better or for worse. The life forces which flow from you and through you are transforming you into a pattern. You stand in the midst of those life forces and you decide the pattern. Even if you apparently do not decide anything, but allow those life forces free reign, yet in not deciding you decide not to decide. This book tries to answer the how of being a transformed person, but it also tries to unfold the Meaning of transformation A content has to be put into the transformed life to make it desirable. The possibilities must be so alluring that the heart is set on fire to get it. We must see before we will seek. But in the seeing we must see that this has total relevance for the total life, individual and collective. We must see a total answer. With this introduction to the book, we hope you will be curious to read the answers as Brother Stanley shows how you can: gain a new life of serenity with roots in ultimate reality; release tensions and grow in peace and confidence; live purposefully and victoriously; grow into greater spiritual maturity and be transformed in body, mind, will and emotions. - Publisher.".
- catalog extent "364 p.".
- catalog issued "1951".
- catalog issued "[1951]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York, Abingdon-Cokesbury Press".
- catalog subject "242".
- catalog subject "BV4832 .J46".
- catalog subject "Devotional exercises.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. Three basic urges: (a) the wish to pass beyond what we now are; (b) craving for right direction, for orientation; (c) desire for reunion with the larger heart of the universe with God. Scapegoats upon which we lay responsibility: kismet, karma, environment -- 2. Caught in nemesis of past deeds. Divided. (a) The divine initiative; (b) many religions but one gospel -- 3. The human tragedy. God's pressure from above. Born from below or from above -- 4. Steps to transformation. The emotions are primary. The worth of an experience is judged by three things: philosophical reasonableness, immediate luminousness, and moral helpfulness -- 5. Moral helpfulness illustrated in conversions -- 6. Psychiatry without God questionable. Various types of conversion -- 7. From self-preoccupation to God-preoccupation. Gradual and sudden conversions -- 8. Self-punishment to self-surrender. The part the church plays -- 9. Definitions of conversion. Through melancholy, to contrition, to faith, to tranquility, to rapture, to consolation, to peace".
- catalog tableOfContents "10. Early conditioning not final. Adolescence and conversion. A fourfold reconciliation -- 11. The conversion of Jacob -- 12. Half conversions -- 13. A real conversion-Zacchaeus -- 14. The conversion of Paul -- 15. Faith through the finger tips. The scientific approach welcomed. Thomas, the mighty believer and doer -- 16. God's search for man-the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son -- 17. Exposition of the story of the prodigal son -- 18. The most beautiful verse in literature: John 3:16 -- 19. Arrested transformations".
- catalog tableOfContents "20. Transformed through changed thinking -- 21. Transformation of the subconscious -- 22. Untransformed emotions destructive. Steps to transformed emotions -- 23. Specific emotions: fear. How fear disrupts the personality -- 24. The steps out of fear -- 25. Another specific emotion: resentment. Sand in the machinery of living -- 26. Steps out of resentments -- 27. Holding of excessive griefs. Steps toward release -- 28. Egocentricity and the steps to release -- 29. From inferiority to adequacy".
- catalog tableOfContents "30. Inner division and the way to inner unity -- 31. Sex transformed from eros to agape -- 32. Guilt and the way to release -- 33. Human nature infinitely plastic. The conversion of Lincoln -- 34. Two ways of dealing with evil: stones and sympathy. Homosexuality faced. Narcotics -- 35. From negative to positive -- 36. Transforming suffering. The steps out -- 37. Getting out of the dumps. The "they"-"I" and the "we" relationships -- 38. The "we" relationship applied to all life -- 39. Experience and expression- a study of how to win the individual to Christ".
- catalog tableOfContents "40. The quiet time. How to get the most out of the Bible -- 41. The transformation of the material. The stewardship of treasure, time, and talents. The steps to effective stewardship -- 42. Transforming commonplace tasks -- 43. Steps in guidance. And steps out of gloom -- 44. On transforming death -- 45. Good views and good news -- 46. "The morning of the open heart" followed by "The morning of the overflowing heart" -- 47. The transformation of body. The steps into health -- 48. The transformation of human relationships. The search for a word -- 49. World transformation. The kingdom of God the answer -- 50. Continuous transformation -- 51. The means of transformation -- 52. Will it fade? "There is no doom"".
- catalog title "How to be a transformed person.".
- catalog type "text".