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id: 18392
author: Trine, Ralph Waldo
title: Thoughts I Met on the Highway: Words of Friendly Cheer From "The Life Books"
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  BY RALPH WALDO TRINE The Life Books IN THE HOLLOW OF HIS HAND THE NEW ALINEMENT OF LIFE THE LAND OF LIVING MEN We are, as it were, just beginning life.


id: 4507
author: Allen, James
title: As a Man Thinketh
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  Mind is the Master power that moulds and makes, And Man is Mind, and evermore he takes The tool of Thought, and, shaping what he wills, Brings forth a thousand joys, a thousand ills:-- He thinks in secret, and it comes to pass: Environment is but his looking-glass. _ Authorized Edition New York CONTENTS THOUGHT AND CHARACTER EFFECT OF THOUGHT ON CIRCUMSTANCES EFFECT OF THOUGHT ON HEALTH AND THE BODY THOUGHT AND PURPOSE THE THOUGHT-FACTOR IN ACHIEVEMENT VISIONS AND IDEALS SERENITY


id: 13136
author: Bush, David V. (David Van)
title: The Silence: What It Is and How To Use It
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  I shall always think constructive thoughts, harmonious thoughts and loving thoughts. OF COURSE, YOU MAY USE OTHER THOUGHTS PROVIDED THEY ARE CONSTRUCTIVE HEALTH THOUGHTS.


id: 10740
author: Allen, James
title: The Way of Peace
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  Self is ingenious, crooked, and, governed by subtle and snaky desire, admits of endless turnings and qualifications, and the deluded worshipers of self vainly imagine that they can gratify every worldly desire, and at the same time possess the Truth. And this Love, this Wisdom, this Peace, this tranquil state of mind and heart may be attained to, may be realized by all who are willing and ready to yield up self, and who are prepared to humbly enter into a comprehension of all that the giving up of self involves.


id: 30256
author: Wilcox, Ella Wheeler
title: The Heart of the New Thought
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  Home life, like business life, is composed of an accumulation of trifles. If he sees that other men admire you he will be more alert to the necessity of remaining your lover.


id: 7224
author: Hamblin, Henry Thomas
title: Within You is the Power
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  Life is a paradox; the true object of life is not the attainment of happiness, yet if we attain the true object of life we find happiness. Life to all of us must always be full of difficulty, and it is to help those, who, hitherto, have found life rather too much for them that this book is being written.


id: 33917
author: Wattles, W. D.
title: The Science of Being Well
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  Trusting that you will go on until the priceless blessing of perfect health is yours, I remain, Very truly yours, WALLACE D. WATTLES. The purpose of nature is perfect health.


id: 8414
author: Seton, Julia
title: Freedom Talks No. II
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  When we read the Bible with its story of human lives and their great, wonderful mysteries, we find among them, the greatest of all--the marvellous one of the Christ birth and death, and as we read we are amazed at the many confusing ideas of Jesus and His teachings. Human life at this stage of unfoldment has _fixed laws_, and the soul meets in them the inexorable command to pass on to its own crucifixion, the worked out sentence of its own judgments, and it goes onward bearing its own cross which is built from the consequences of the laws with which it has related.


id: 10390
author: Troward, T. (Thomas)
title: The Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science
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  If the student has followed what has been said regarding the presence of intelligent spirit pervading all space and permeating all matter, he will now have little difficulty in recognizing this all-pervading spirit as universal subjective mind. Not impersonal as lacking the _elements_ of personality; nor even, in the case of individual subjective mind, as lacking the sense of individuality; but impersonal in the sense of not recognizing the particular external relations which appear to the objective mind to constitute its personality, and having a realization of itself quite independent of them.


id: 10361
author: Troward, T. (Thomas)
title: The Creative Process in the Individual
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  We are thus philosophically led to the conclusion that Universal Substance must be projected by Universal Spirit as a necessary consequence of Spirit's own inherent feeling of Aliveness; and in this way we find that the great Primary Polarity of Being becomes established. It is a sequence of progressive condensation from the Undifferentiated Universal Spirit to the ultimate and outermost vehicle--a truth enshrined in the esoteric maxim that Matter is Spirit at its lowest level.


id: 14599
author: Collins, Mabel
title: Light on the Path and Through the Gates of Gold
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  Then comes the barrenness and lack of vitality,--that unhappy and disappointing state into which great men too often enter when middle life is just passed. It is the first test of his strength; he must suffer, must enjoy or endure, more keenly than other men, while yet he has taken on him a duty which does not exist for other men, that of not allowing his suffering to shake him from his fixed purpose.


id: 45113
author: Atkinson, William Walker
title: Nuggets of the New Thought: Several Things That Have Helped People
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  The soul, as well as the body and mind, requires nourishment --The want, a promise of the fulfillment--The law of unfoldment --Nourishment provided when it is needed--Provided for in the Divine Plan--The feast of good things 19 LOOK ALOFT. The soul, as well as the body and mind, requires nourishment--The want, a promise of the fulfillment--The law of unfoldment--Nourishment provided when it is needed--Provided for in the Divine Plan--The feast of good things.


id: 15568
author: Troward, T. (Thomas)
title: The Law and the Word
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  Its proper function is to keep our other faculties in line with the Law, and thus enable us to specialize it; but many people seem to think that by force of will they can somehow manage to coerce the Law; in other words, that by force of will they can sow a seed of one kind and make it bear fruit of another. Principle_ of Law, that is the relation between C and E, is clear from his own statement in Rom. viii, where he says: The Law of the Spirit of Life in Christ Jesus sets me free from the law of Sin and Death; in other words: the Law of the Good sets us free from the Law of Evil; and for the same reason St. James says, that the perfect law is the law, of Liberty (Jas. i, 25).


id: 23559
author: Trine, Ralph Waldo
title: In Tune with the Infinite; or, Fullness of Peace, Power, and Plenty
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  If, then, the great law that like attracts like is ever operating, we are continually attracting to us from this side of life influences and conditions most akin to those of our own thoughts and lives. FULLNESS OF LIFE--BODILY HEALTH AND VIGOR


id: 41892
author: Atkinson, William Walker
title: Dynamic Thought; Or, The Law of Vibrant Energy
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  Substance is never actually invaded or its actual territory occupied by other Substance. That condition resulting from Molecular Attraction resisting the forcible entrance and passage of other Substance between the molecules.


id: 28163
author: Trine, Ralph Waldo
title: The Higher Powers of Mind and Spirit
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  It was he who has exerted such a world-wide influence upon the minds and lives of men and women who also said: Great men are they who see that spirituality is stronger than any material force: that thoughts rule the world. The whole order of life as we see it, all the world of Nature about us, and we must believe the order of human life, is a gradual evolving from the lower to the higher, from the cruder to the finer.


id: 23820
author: Whiting, Lilian
title: The Life Radiant
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  Within, beyond, the world of ether,--as a still profounder, still more generalized aspect of the Cosmos,--must lie, as I believe, the world of spiritual life. That the world of spiritual life does not depend upon the existence of the material world I hold as now proved by actual evidence.


id: 19051
author: Atkins, Gaius Glenn
title: Modern Religious Cults and Movements
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  It needs to be said on one side that a good deal of Christian Science religion is really taking the Ark of God to battle, using religion, that is, for comfort, material prosperity, health and just such tangible things. We challenge the fortunes of the Unknown in the poet's phrase, and seek other heights in other lives, God willing.


