dollars want me
the new road to opulence
Henry Harrison Brown
Transcribed for Women by Sarah Anne Shockley

I must see to it that the two women, the material and the spiritual that I am, blend to the purpose of financial success. I see myself in such a financial condition that the money is always there – actually there - to use, freely and in fullness.
First published in 1903, this amazing little book holds an astonishing amount of metaphysical inspiration for creating prosperity and well being. Dollars Want Me takes a refreshingly original approach to working with the energy of money. It packs a wealth of useful information into a small space, including dozens of affirmations and visualizations, and examples of how to apply them. Direct, clear, and practical, it's one of the best books ever written on attracting money and is now transcribed from male-dominant language to wording inclusive of and empowering to women.
Change your attitude toward money. It is not "the almighty Dollar." Almighty Power uses the Dollar. Say to the Dollar, "I do not need you. You need me. You are of no use until my brain and hand use you. You come to me that you may be used. I do not need Dollars. Dollars need me."
HENRY HARRISON BROWN was born in Massachusetts in 1840. He entered the work of mental healing and teaching in 1893 and in 1900 founded a San Francisco New Thought publication, NOW. He continued writing and lecturing until his death in 1918.

​FROM THE TRANSCRIBER:
As a female reader of these classic texts, I found the patriarchal language outmoded and off-putting. Transcribing them into the feminine voice has made a profound difference. They are significantly more empowering to me as a woman and the universal truths more immediate and  accessible. I hope they will do the same for you. -Sarah Anne Shockley