The Twelve Powers of Man

"The Twelve Powers of Man" by Charles Fillmore is a foundational text in New Thought and metaphysical literature. Published in 1930, it delves into the concept that humans possess twelve fundamental spiritual faculties, symbolized by the twelve apostles of Jesus. Fillmore, a prominent figure in the Unity Church movement, interprets these faculties as inherent abilities that can be developed and harnessed for personal growth and spiritual enlightenment. Each chapter is dedicated to one power, such as faith, strength, wisdom, and love, exploring their significance and practical application in daily life. This book blends Christian symbolism with metaphysical principles, offering readers a unique perspective on spiritual development. It has been influential in shaping modern metaphysical thought and practices, resonating with individuals seeking deeper spiritual understanding and self-improvement.