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The wide sale of books which promise to bring the help of God for the furtherance of personal fortunes, or to increase the power of man over others or over circumstances without requiring the discipline of man, shows how confused is the public's understanding of their authors. The offer of quick returns for little or no moral investment, of cheap easy ways to get something for nothing, belongs really to the witch-doctor, the primitive magician, and the necromantic sorcerer.

-- Notebooks Category 16: The Sensitives > Chapter 11 : Fanaticism, Money, Powers, Drugs > # 64