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03 / The lineage

People

The people behind the ideas Omzoe works with — the authors, teachers and practitioners whose thinking the Compass and the practice draw on, and what each of them actually said.

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    Carl Jung

    Swiss psychiatrist and founder of analytical psychology whose writings on symbols, shadow and individuation shaped depth psychology.

    The Swiss psychiatrist who founded analytical psychology and introduced concepts of the shadow, archetypes and individuation into modern reflection.

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    Caroline Myss

    American author and speaker whose books combine Jungian-inspired archetypes, comparative mysticism and energy-based personal-growth language.

    The author of Anatomy of the Spirit and Sacred Contracts, who popularised archetype reflection and the critique of wound-centred identity in spiritual self-help.

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    Catherine Ponder

    Unity minister whose Dynamic Laws of Prosperity shaped postwar affirmative-prayer literature.

    A Unity minister and writer whose books connected affirmative prayer, forgiveness and mental imagery to New Thought prosperity teaching.

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    Charles F. Haanel

    Business writer whose Master Key course became a durable text in twentieth-century mind-power culture.

    The author of The Master Key System, a New Thought correspondence-style course that joined concentration, prosperity and mental causation.

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    Charles Fillmore

    Co-founder of Unity, whose writing joined affirmative prayer with New Thought Bible interpretation.

    A co-founder of Unity whose publishing, prayer ministry and Bible interpretation made New Thought into a distinct American religious movement.

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    Charles Haanel

    Businessman, and the author of The Master Key System.

    The correspondence-course author whose weekly lessons became one of the most reprinted works of early American self-help.

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    Claude M. Bristol

    Portland journalist and mind-power writer who turned expectation and repetition into practical routines.

    The journalist and author of The Magic of Believing, whose card and mirror exercises bridged New Thought and mid-century business motivation.

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    Daniel Kahneman

    Israeli-American psychologist and Nobel laureate whose research with Amos Tversky reshaped the study of human judgment and decision-making.

    The Nobel Prize-winning psychologist and author of Thinking, Fast and Slow, who mapped cognitive heuristics, biases and the limits of intuitive judgment.

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    Dave Evans

    Designer and educator who co-created Stanford’s Life Design approach.

    A co-author of Designing Your Life who brings design practice to uncertainty about work, direction and next experiments.

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    Deepak Chopra

    Indian-American physician and bestselling author whose books blend Ayurveda, meditation and popularised mind-body metaphysics.

    The author of Ageless Body, Timeless Mind and The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, whose popular synthesis blends Ayurveda, meditation and contested mind-body metaphysics.

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    Dion Fortune

    British esoteric writer and novelist who bridged early psychoanalytic ideas and Western ceremonial traditions.

    The pen name of Violet Mary Firth, a British occult novelist and founder of the Fraternity of the Inner Light who linked imagination and ritual symbolism.

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    Don Miguel Ruiz

    Mexican author whose book The Four Agreements distilled everyday relational and cognitive discipline into four memorable commitments.

    The author of The Four Agreements, whose four concise commitments on speech, assumptions and effort became a modern self-help classic.

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