Top 150 Joseph Murphy Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “Decree now, and say it meaningly: “From this moment forward, I will admit to my mind for mental consumption only those ideas and thoughts that heal, bless, inspire, and strengthen.”

— Joseph Murphy

102. “The suggestions of others in themselves have absolutely no power whatever over you except the power that you give them through your own thoughts. You have to give your mental consent; you have to entertain the thought. Then, it becomes your thought, and you do the thinking. Remember, you have the capacity to choose. Choose life! Choose love! Choose health!”

— Joseph Murphy

103. “Everything that has happened to you happened because of thoughts impressed on your subconscious mind through belief.”

— Joseph Murphy

104. “As long as you have challenges and are physically and mentally able, life is stimulating and invigorating.”

— Joseph Murphy

105. “You must be like Joseph and become a practical dreamer. Decide to make your dreams come true. Withdraw, and take away your attention now from appearances of things and from sense evidence. Even though your senses deny what you pray for, affirm that it is true in your heart. Bring your mind back from its wandering after the false Gods of fear and doubt, to rest in the Omnipotence of the Spiritual Power within you. in the silence and quietude of your own mind, dwell on the fact that there is.”

— Joseph Murphy

106. “In order to change external conditions, you must change the cause. Most men try to change conditions and circumstances by working with conditions and circumstances. To remove discord, confusion, lack, and limitation, you must remove the cause, and the cause is the way you are using your conscious mind. In.”

— Joseph Murphy

107. “Prayers are answered when the individual’s subconscious mind responds to the mental picture or thought in his or her mind. This law of belief is the secret operating principle in all the religions of the world. It is the hidden reason for their psychological truth. The Buddhist, the Christian, the Moslem.”

— Joseph Murphy

108. “If you have indulged in fear, worry, and other destructive forms of thinking, the remedy is to recognize the omnipotence of your subconscious mind and decree freedom, happiness, and perfect health. Your subconscious mind, being creative and one with your divine source, will proceed to create the freedom and happiness, which you have earnestly decreed.”

— Joseph Murphy

109. “What does success imply to you? You want undoubtedly to be successful in your relationship with others. You wish to be outstanding in your chosen work or profession. You wish to possess a beautiful home, and all the money you need to live comfortably and happily. You want to be successful in your prayers, and in your contact with the Universal Power within you. Imagine yourself doing the thing.”

— Joseph Murphy

110. “The true inner meaning of success is to be successful at the enterprise of living. A.”

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111. “Establish the right premise in your mind; you will be subjectively compelled to right action. Inner movement of the mind is action. The external movements and action is the automatic response of the body to the internal motion of the mind. Hearing a friend or associate congratulate you on your wonderful decision will induce the movement of right action in your life. The man who.”

— Joseph Murphy

112. “The poor man, a term which means the man who doesn’t know how to operate and release the riches of his mind, can at any time he wishes begin to practice the law of opulence and again’ attract to himself wealth, success and riches of all kinds. The.”

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113. “The overshadowing Presence which guides the planets on their course and causes the sun to shine, watches over all my possessions, home, business, and all things that are mine. God is my fortress and vault. All my possessions are secure in God. It is wonderful.”

— Joseph Murphy

114. “The perfection of God is now being expressed through me.”

— Joseph Murphy

115. “Prayers are answered when the individual’s subconscious mind responds to the mental picture or thought in his or her mind. This.”

— Joseph Murphy

116. “Imagination is the mighty instrument used by great scientists, artists, physicists, inventors, architects, and mystics. When the world said, “It is impossible; it can’t be done,” the man with imagination said, “It is done!” Through your imagination, you can also penetrate the depths of reality and reveal the secrets of nature.”

— Joseph Murphy

117. “Imagination when disciplined, spiritualized, controlled, and directed becomes the most exalted and noblest attribute of man.”

— Joseph Murphy

118. “Affirm the good, and the bad will vanish.”

— Joseph Murphy

119. “Trust in the Lord and do good; so shalt thou dwell in the land, and verily thou shalt be fed.”

— Joseph Murphy

120. “How Your Own Mind Works You have a mind, and you should learn how to use.”

— Joseph Murphy

121. “To believe is to accept something as true, or to live in the state of being it; as you sustain this mood, you shall experience the joy of the answered prayer!”

— Joseph Murphy

122. “The law of life is the law of belief, and belief could be summed up briefly as a thought in your mind. As a man thinks, feels, and believes, so is the condition of his mind, body, and circumstances. A technique, a methodology based on an understanding of what you are doing and why you are doing it will help you to bring about a subconscious embodiment of all the good things of life.”

— Joseph Murphy

123. “Wealth is your idea, desire, talent, urge for service, capacity to give to mankind, your ability for usefulness to society, and your love for humanity in general.”

— Joseph Murphy

124. “When you keep your imagination busy with noble, Godlike concepts and ideas, you will find that it is the most effective of all faculties in your ongoing spiritual quest.”

— Joseph Murphy

125. “Your subconscious multiplies and magnifies whatever you deposit in it. Every morning as you awaken deposit thoughts of prosperity, success, wealth, and peace. Dwell upon these concepts. Busy your mind with them as often as possible. These constructive thoughts will find their way as deposits in your subconscious mind, and bring forth abundance and prosperity.”

— Joseph Murphy

126. “When you are willing to stand alone with God and cease completely giving power to external things; when you no longer give power to the phenomenalistic world, which means to make a world of effect a cause; and when all your allegiance is given to the Spiritual Power within you, realizing it as the only Presence and the only Cause, you will not need any props of any kind.”

— Joseph Murphy

127. “The important thing to remember is that it is not so much the time as the quality of your consciousness, degree of feeling, or faith. Generally speaking, the more focused and absorbed your attention is, and the longer the time, the more perfect will be the answer to your prayer.”

— Joseph Murphy

128. “Every thought is, therefore, a cause, and every condition is an effect. For this reason, it is essential that you take charge of your thoughts so as to bring forth only desirable conditions.”

— Joseph Murphy

129. “The inner voice of intuition speaks like a flash, it is always spontaneous and unannounced.”

— Joseph Murphy

130. “If we believe and accept as true the fact that our desire has already been accomplished and fulfilled, that it is already completed, then its realization will follow as a thing in the future.”

— Joseph Murphy

131. “Picture your ideal in life; live with this ideal. Let the ideal captivate your imagination; let the ideal thrill you! You will move in the direction of the ideal that governs your mind.”

— Joseph Murphy

132. “Troward says, “Feeling is the law, and the law is the feeling,” Feeling is the fountain-head of power. We must charge our mental pictures with feeling in order to get results.”

— Joseph Murphy

133. “Your imagination is the coat of many colors; it can clothe and objectify any idea or desire. You can imagine abundance where lack is, peace where discord is, and health where sickness is.”

— Joseph Murphy

134. “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” “God is my refuge, my salvation, whom shall I fear?” “God is an ever-present help in time of trouble.” “My God in Him will I trust.” “He shall cover me with His feathers, and under His wings shall I rest.” “One with God is a majority.” “If God be for me, who can be against me?” “I do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.”

— Joseph Murphy

135. “You may have to repeat this drama of the mind many times before an impression is made, but the secret of impregnating the deeper mind is continuous or sustained imagination.”

— Joseph Murphy

136. “Fear is truly a lack of faith in Divine supply. It.”

— Joseph Murphy

137. “There is nothing new about this. “As within, so without,” meaning according to the image impressed on the subconscious mind, so is it on the objective screen of your life. This procedure or technique is.”

— Joseph Murphy

138. “Desire and feeling joined together in a mental marriage will become the answered prayer.”

— Joseph Murphy

139. “Your conscious mind is the “watchman at the gate.” Its chief function is to protect your subconscious mind from false impressions. Choose to believe that something good can happen and is happening now. Your greatest power is your capacity to choose. Choose happiness and abundance.”

— Joseph Murphy

140. “The first step in conveying your clarified desire, idea, or image to the deeper mind is to relax, immobilize the attention, and get still and quiet.”

— Joseph Murphy

141. “Fear is based on the false beliefs that there are other powers, and that external things and conditions can hurt you.”

— Joseph Murphy

142. “Bear in mind that the feeling is the touchstone of all subconscious demonstration. Your new idea must be felt subjectively in a finished state – not in the future – but as now coming about.”

— Joseph Murphy

143. “Any idea that is emotionalized or felt as true will be accepted by your subconscious mind.”

— Joseph Murphy

144. “You need to begin to think clearly and with interest about your goal or objective. When your mind is engaged on your goal or objective, you are using the creative law of mind – it will come to pass.”

— Joseph Murphy

145. “To concentrate properly, you still the wheels of your mind and enter into a quiet, relaxed mental state. When you concentrate, you gather your thoughts together; and you focus all your attention on your ideal, aim, or objective. You are now at a focal or central point, where.”

— Joseph Murphy

146. “Make a choice now! Begin to think constructively and harmoniously. To think is to speak. Your thought is your word. Let your words be as a honeycomb, sweet to the ear, and pleasant to the bones. Let your words be “like apples of gold in pictures of silver.”

— Joseph Murphy

147. “God’s love, peace, harmony, and wisdom flood my mind and heart. I love the truth, I hear the truth, and I know the truth that God is Love, and his love surrounds me, enfolds me, and enwraps me. God’s river of peace floods my mind, and I give thanks for my freedom.”

— Joseph Murphy

148. “Whether the object of your faith be real or false, you will nevertheless obtain the same effects.”

— Joseph Murphy

149. “To concentrate is to come back to the center and contemplate the Infinite Power within you that lies stretched in smiling repose.”

— Joseph Murphy

150. “You can take a trip to the teller’s window in your imagination, and make it so real and true that it will actually take place physically.”

— Joseph Murphy