The Science of Mind

By: Ernest Holmes

Narrated by: Jason McCoy

Using creative techniques, Holmes guides the student in easy-to-follow steps toward mastering the powers of the mind to find purpose in life. His explanations of how to pray and meditate, heal oneself spiritually, find self confidence, and express love have helped millions change their lives for the better. Here you will find six lessons and countless affirmations that will help you unlock the power of your mind and find higher truths. You won't find a guide to the science of the mind that is clearer and easier to use. With the power of right thinking you will find that a new, better world awaits you!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

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Wonderful work

What didn’t you like about Jason McCoy’s performance?

He raced through the text!! You were not able to digest a sentence with his barrage through this book where every sentence is indeed a complete thought.Clear diction. I have the book thank goodness.

Just get it!

Would you listen to The Science of Mind again? Why?

There hasn't been a day since I got this that I haven't listened to it and its almost 10 hours! If you're interested in this genre then this is for you.

Jason McCoy reads like a cardboard robot

What made the experience of listening to The Science of Mind the most enjoyable?

Jason McCoy should never read another audio book because he sounds like cardboard. If anyone sees a book read by Jason McCoy... run away!!!!

Which character – as performed by Jason McCoy – was your favorite?

Jason McCoy is the worst audiobook reader on earth. He is a cardboard reader that never should have had the opportunity to read an audiobook. He doesn't have any emotions and doesn't stop for periods or comma's. He reads like a robot.

Poor Reading

Great Content, but the distractingly pour production quality & reading. The reading is rushed with no inflections for subheads or natural pauses. Terrible, but if you can get through that, the content is worth some effort. Unfortunately, this becomes a better read than listen due to the audio recording.

Science of Mind

I like the ideas presented, and will read this book so that I can give myself time to absorb the concepts and teachings. I was disappointed in the audio book. The reader read at the same pace (fast) without much inflection, and consistently mispronounced some of the words.