A guided Abundant Thought resource for entering Wallace D. Wattles' teaching on the Principle of Power and practicing it in ordinary life.
The Science of Being Great is a compact, forceful New Thought classic about the divine Principle of Power within every person. It is not a personality brand, status manual, or domination strategy. It is a study in becoming inwardly aligned, outwardly useful, and spiritually awake.
Abundant Thought does not replace Wattles. It asks you to begin with the source, listen carefully, study honestly, practice concretely, and reflect deeply.
Wattles writes with the conviction that greatness is not reserved for a few. It is an inner capacity awakened through viewpoint, consecration, identification, idealization, thought, and action.
The work begins by recognizing the Principle of Power within. The person is not merely an effect of circumstance, heredity, or public opinion.
Wattles insists that greatness requires a completed view: the world, other people, and the self are advancing, not ruined.
True greatness does not seek to rule, impress, or be served. It expresses more life through useful, dignified, loving action.
Every part follows the same rhythm so the work stays grounded and repeatable.
Begin with the original chapter audio.
Return to the text and mark what stands out.
Develop original thought instead of passive consumption.
Apply one principle through a concrete action or discipline.
Use the Companion Journal to record what opened, resisted, and changed.
The point is not to admire the idea of greatness. The point is to let the material change the way you think, choose, speak, serve, work, and act.
In this study, greatness is not fame, domination, moral superiority, or self-display. It is the expression of divine power through a person who has become clear enough to serve life without fear, hurry, resentment, vanity, or the need to control.
The work is demanding because it asks for a new viewpoint and a new habit of thought. It begins inwardly, then proves itself in ordinary action.
The underlying text of The Science of Being Great by Wallace D. Wattles is treated here as a public-domain classic. The chapter audio files are included as public-domain LibriVox recordings. Confirm narrator credit before final publication if a named attribution is required.
This study is offered for spiritual, educational, and reflective practice. It is not medical, legal, financial, psychological, or professional advice.