The SEVEN DEADLY SINS are the keys to all human achievement.After all, who doesn't desire WEALTH? Who wouldn't be happier with MORE MONEY in the bank? Who doesn't need LOVE or SEX? Don't YOU want ALL THE GOOD THINGS IN LIFE?Do you really want to repress your natural feelings of lust or envy or avarice? Do you really want to stay poor and miserable, all your ambitions unfulfilled, just barely scraping by? Isn't it funny that the ones who tell you this are always the ones who ALREADY HAVE ALL THE GOOD THINGS YOU HAVEN'T?Well, no more.Magicians have long known that the Seven Deadly Sins are the measure of success. There are SEVEN MIGHTY SPIRITS who rule over these sins, and they have the power to stir the force of BLACK MAGIC within you so that you can ACHIEVE EVERYTHING YOU WANT!MONEY, SEX, POWER, SUCCESS ... ALL ARE YOURS FOR THE TAKING.This book has packed into its pages EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW in order to achieve your goals and dreams. The spells and incantations contained will draw the power of the spirits to you and send it forth to bring the things you need to you.It clearly teaches the secrets that MAKE SPELLS WORK ... the perfect combination of will, imagination and emotion which will empower your spells, together with the words and rituals which will draw the spirits' power and focus it to ensure you achieve your goals.The book has been trimmed and edited to be as precise and immediately practical as possible. You will find no tedious moralising, no theory or unnecessary waffling. Everything is cut to the quick to provide you with THE MEANS TO GAIN EVERYTHING YOU WANT - NOW!

After a minister had spoken strongly against sin one morning, one of his members said, "We don't want you to talk so plainly about sin because if our boys and girls hear you mention it, they will more easily become sinners. Call it a mistake if you will, but do not speak so bluntly about sin." The minister went to the medicine shelf and brought back a bottle of strychnine marked POISON. He said, "I see what you want me to do. You want me to change the label. Suppose I take off this 'poison' label and put on some mild label such as 'peppermint candy.' Can't you see the danger? The milder you make the label, the more deadly the poison." During the last few years we have been putting a mild label on sin. We've called it "error," "negative action" and "inerrant fault." But it is high time that we put a POISON label back on the poison bottle and not be afraid to be as plain as the Bible is about the tragic consequences of sin. Pope Gregory the Great, at the end of the sixth century, divided all sins under seven heads. He said that every sin that a man commits can be classified by seven words. He named the sins: pride, anger, envy, impurity, gluttony, slothfulness and avarice. They have been called down through the centuries "the seven deadly sins." These sins are nowhere collectively mentioned in a single passage in the Bible, and yet they are all condemned separately in many places. Thomas Aquinas and most of the great theologians have agreed with Pope Gregory, and these seven deadly sins have become a recognized part of moral theology. These sins also became the subjects of poets. The scheme of Dante's "Purgatory" follows the order of the seven deadly sins. They are also discussed fully in Chaucer's "Parson's Tale" and in Marlowe's "Doctor Faustus." Even a recent Italian movie was entitled "The Seven Deadly Sins." The following messages, with very little editing, are just as they were given on seven consecutive broadcasts of "The Hour of Decision."--Introduction

Seven titles in one book. All the seven deadly sins explained and analyzed. Book 1: Envy is often something we point out in others, but if we face the facts and admit to being imperfect, finding it in ourselves can actually improve our lives, our attitude, and our happiness. Book 2: Gluttony has been mistaken for many things in the past. Some people judge others for being fat. Some are confused as to how far to go when indulging themselves in delicious foods. And others wonder if self-discipline in general is the underlying commandment that is related to the sin of gluttony. Book 3: We’ve heard it before: The love of money is the root of all evil. Greed, or avarice, has caused many to “err from the faith” according to Paul, who wrote to Timothy. “Flee these things,” he said, urging him—and all of us—to concentrate on Christlike qualities instead of worldly possessions, and on treasures in heaven, not on earth. Greed is everywhere. It is almost unavoidable. If we let go of the possessions that so easily possess us, we can focus more on God and His purposes. Book 4: Lust has caused so much grief, so much heartbreak, and so many broken homes. We cannot underestimate the consequences of infidelity or rushing into a passion without self-control. Not only do our actions have an impact on ourselves, but also on many others around us. As you read through the examples and the immensity of sexual immorality and its consequences, you will see things from a different light. The seriousness of this topic will be impressed on your soul as you read through shocking stories, ironic consequences, and logical yet spiritual theories you will feel are true. Book 5: Many people don’t see it this way, but pride is truly the most important thing we need to control and eliminate. We all have something to work on. We all need to realize better who we are. If we do, we won’t look down on others, and less conflict, more equality, and more tolerance will follow. Learn how to make the world a better place by overcoming your own ego, and instead of blowing up your self-image, submitting to God’s will and allowing Him to make you the best you can be. Book 6: Sloth, or laziness, is not something we do; rather, it’s NOT doing something we should that makes it so sinful. The Latin words “tristitia” or “acedia” mean “without care.” When we stop caring, things go wrong. How come laziness is so destructive, especially when we are not actually doing something wrong? In holy writ, life is sometimes referred to as a spiritual war. Book 7: Regarded as one of the seven deadly sins, wrath can lead to serious consequences, such as violence, aggression, saying things we regret later, or making decisions that go contrary to what benefits us. The world is filled with anger, rage, and frustration. The difference between passive and aggressive anger will be explained, as well as neurological connections that are made each time we lose our temper.

This 1901 pamphlet is a handy guide to all who need instruction in the worst of the worst sins, those seven "deadly" misdeeds designed by Satan himself to trip us up. Discover: [ Pride, "the primary sin" [ Avarice, which "has played a conspicuous and evil part in history" [ Luxury, "what we should rather call sensuality or licentiousness" [ Envy, "the cause of some of the greatest crimes" [ Appetite, or "gluttony" and "drunkenness" [ Anger, excepting "holy indignation" [ Sloth, or "aversion to religious exercises" Whether taken as caution or instruction, this classic instructive work is sure to enlighten the curious reader. Scottish evangelical preacher JAMES M. STALKER (1848-1927) also wrote *The Life of Jesus Christ* (1885) and *The Life of St. Paul* (1888), among many other works.

Taps on all 7 Deadly Sins - Pride, Lust, Anger, Jealousy, Gluttony, Greed and Laziness. This is a unique collection of short stories of authors hailing from USA. The 7 deadly sins correspond with the seven chakras of a human body. Pride > Crown Chakra Wrath > Third Eye Chakra Envy > Throat Chakra Greed > Heart Chakra Gluttony > Solar Plexus Chakra Lust > Sacral Chakra Sloth > Root Chakra