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You have a genie that will grant your wishes. But, your genie will not grant wishes simply by rubbing a lamp or uncorking a magical bottle. The genie is your subconscious mind, and you must know how to it works and how to use it before it will be your powerful servant. This book is your instruction manual. The Genie Within is not "feel-good" stories and "have-faith" platitudes. This book explains in layman terms how to use your magnificent, powerful subconscious mind. It explains how your subconscious mind works, the laws it obeys, and ten proven methods for using it easily and effortlessly. One lesson even gives you four ways to communicate with your subconscious mind and an explanation of why talking to it and making it your best friend are important. Once you have this information, you can use your genie to achieve goals, be more creative, change undesirable traits, and improve your health.

Mr. Carpenter developed a passion at an early age for finding out how to use his subconscious mind. This passion stemmed from a mental healing of a life-threatening sickness at age 10. He read every book he could find and took courses on the subject. He and his wife say that this knowledge changed their lives. Because of his successes in using his subconscious mind, he was encouraged to teach what he had learned. He has been teaching since he retired in 1994. The course he teaches is the distillation of 40 years of reading and practicing. The Genie Within: Your Subconscious Mind-How It works and How to Use It is a written version of a class. The impetus for writing the book came from his students who kept asking where they could find a book with the information he teaches. Mr. Carpenter's response was that no book that comes close-not until now. Harry W. Carpenter grew up in Hinsdale, Illinois. He has been married for 49 years, has four children and eight grandchildren. His professional career was spent in developing advanced high-temperature materials for aerospace applications.