Practical Methods to Insure Success

by Hiram E. Butler

MOTTO.— Use determines all qualities, whether good or evil. The greatest use with the least evil result is the best thing to do under all circumstances. BEFORE introducing our subject, we will answer a question that nearly always arises when a statement is made similar to the title of these instructions, what will be accomplished by following these instructions? Our answer is a promise based on the personal experience of many, .many years of unbiased examination of the cause of successes, failures, inharmonies, sickness and death. Having opportunities placed before us that very few, if any, persons ever had, we can speak from that unfailing authority—knowledge; and we promise you who peruse the thoughts hereinafter given, and carefully follow all their suggestions, that after two years of faithful adherence thereto, you will never be you will never be in need of money or whatever you undertake will be your mental capacity will continually increase as long as you your domestic relations will be very happy, and your children will be superior to all others; and when you leave this world, the people will cherish your memory, and be thankful that you lived.

98 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1893

About the author

Hiram Erastus Butler was Professor of Latin at University College, London, and an occultist, notably the founder of the Genii of Nations, Knowledges, and Religions (G.N.K.R.) and the Esoteric Fraternity.

Reviews

[Ollie Chick · Rating 4 out of 5]

Extensive view into some unlikely methods to insure success in both the spiritual and physical body

[Sayat · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very nicely put. Some difficult reading on the last pages. One agrees with the author that the degenerative side of promiscuity is seldom discussed seriously in the modern world.