"Christian Auto-Suggestion" explores the powerful synergy between psychological principles and traditional Christian faith. R. E. Roberts presents a practical guide for believers seeking to harness the power of auto-suggestion within a religious framework, arguing that the practice of self-suggestion, when aligned with Christian doctrine and prayer, can lead to profound spiritual growth, emotional stability, and physical well-being.

The text delves into the mechanisms of the subconscious mind, illustrating how positive, faith-based affirmations can replace negative thought patterns and deepen one's relationship with the Divine. By providing techniques for meditation and focused prayer, "Christian Auto-Suggestion" serves as a bridge between early 20th-century psychological movements and orthodox Christian living. It remains a compelling work for those interested in the evolution of pastoral psychology and the perennial quest for a holistic approach to mental and spiritual health. Readers will find a thoughtful examination of how disciplined thought and sincere belief can work together to transform the inner life.

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