Think and Grow Rich

This is Hill’s version of a higher power or universal wisdom that individuals can tap into to achieve success and fulfillment in life. Hill describes Infinite Intelligence as an omnipresent force that permeates the universe, providing guidance, inspiration, and solutions to those who seek it. He suggests that individuals can access this infinite source of wisdom through the power of their own minds, particularly through the subconscious. This belief system eventually formed the core of the cult Hill co-created, The Royal Fraternity of the Master Metaphysicians, which treated Think and Grow Rich as a religious text.

Communing with “Invisible Counselors” represents a method for accessing wisdom and guidance from historical figures and mentors. Hill shares his experience of having a virtual council of influential figures from the past, such as Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Edison, or Confucius, and holding imaginary meetings with them to seek advice and inspiration. The practice became a staple of Hill’s cult, which he claimed helped him tap into the collective wisdom, experience, and character traits of his chosen counselors, allowing him to emulate their qualities. Hill emphasizes that these imaginary meetings are not merely fanciful exercises. By presenting a detailed account of his meetings, Hill asserts that the practice of consulting invisible counselors can promote resilience, creativity, and clarity of purpose.

“Master Mind” refers to collective intelligence and collaboration, where two or more individuals come together in harmony to achieve a common goal. Hill emphasizes the power of synergy surpasses the capabilities of any individual member. However, eventually this claim becomes supernatural—Hill argues that uniting efforts, skills, and knowledge towards a shared objective develops the ability to psychically affect and shape reality.