Joseph Murphy
Dr. Joseph Murphy (1898–1981) was an Irish-American author and New Thought minister whose landmark book The Power of Your Subconscious Mind has sold over 10 million copies. His teaching is direct: the subconscious mind accepts whatever you impress upon it — through prayer, affirmation, and the state between waking and sleep.
This section covers Murphy’s most powerful techniques for healing, abundance, relationships, and inner peace — drawn from his books, lectures, and radio broadcasts.
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I spent years grinding through business plans, spreadsheets, and strategy sessions before I stumbled onto something that changed everything. Not a new productivity hack...
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The Teacher I Almost Missed A few years ago, I was stuck in my career in a way I couldn’t think myself out of....
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The Night I Heard Myself Speak My partner told me one morning that I’d been talking in my sleep again. Apparently, I’d said something...
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The Prayer That Changed When I Stopped Begging I grew up thinking prayer was about asking. You kneel, you fold your hands, you tell...
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The Night I Realized I’d Been Giving Orders to the Wrong Part of My Mind For years, I tried to change my life using...
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The Year I Couldn’t Open My Mail I remember a period in my late twenties when I literally could not bring myself to open...
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What Happens in the Last Fifteen Minutes For most of my adult life, the last fifteen minutes before sleep were a wasteland. I’d scroll...
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There is a moment, just before sleep takes you, when the world goes quiet. Your body is heavy, your thoughts begin to drift, and...
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I Forgot My Own Phone Number It happened at a doctor’s office. The receptionist asked for my number, and I drew a complete blank....
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The Blank Page Was Staring Back I sat down to write a chapter that I’d been putting off for three weeks. The cursor blinked....
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