Spirits In Rebellion: The Rise and Development of New Thought

This 1963 book provides an invaluable glimpse into the mid-nineteenth century origins, beginning with Phineas P. Quimby, of the New Thought movement in the United States. It describes the careers of the most influential teachers and writers in the various schools and movements, with the exception of the well-known Christian Science church. Braden's text is a MUST for any serious student of metaphysiME. The work delves deeply into the roots of New Thought and chronicles many key churches and...