The Heart of the New Thought
James Allen (author of As a Man Thinketh) reviewed this book, saying:
"This book is marked by great purity of diction and sublime elevation of thought, and as an exponent of Righteousness and the true way to blessedness and noble achievement, it is simplicity itself. She deals, throughout, with the common everyday experiences of the individual, applying them to great, underlying principles, in language so simple and uninvolved that a child could understand her. Amongst other things she deals with "Old Clothes," "Obstacles," " Morning Influence," "Literature," "Dividends," "Heredity," "The Importance of Trifles," "Eternity," "Woman's Opportunity." We quote the following from the chapter on "Self-Conquest," as typical of the book:--"The man who wishes to control circumstances must love better things than money before he can succeed. He must love, and respect, and believe in his Creator, and trust the Divine Man with himself, and he must illustrate this love and trust by his daily conduct, and in his home circle, and in his business relations." This book can be ordered from the Savoy Publishing Co."

Chapters include:
Let the Past Go
The Sowing of the Seed
Old Clothes
High Noon
Obstacles
Thought Force
Opulence
Eternity
Morning Influences
The Philosophy of Happiness
A Worn Out Creed
Common Sense
Literature
Optimism
Preparation
Dividends
Royalty
Heredity
Invincibility
Faces
The Object of Life
Wisdom
Self-Conquest
The Important Trifles
Concentration
Destiny
Sympathy
The Breath
Generosity
Woman's Opportunity
Balance
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The Heart of the New Thought
James Allen (author of As a Man Thinketh) reviewed this book, saying:
"This book is marked by great purity of diction and sublime elevation of thought, and as an exponent of Righteousness and the true way to blessedness and noble achievement, it is simplicity itself. She deals, throughout, with the common everyday experiences of the individual, applying them to great, underlying principles, in language so simple and uninvolved that a child could understand her. Amongst other things she deals with "Old Clothes," "Obstacles," " Morning Influence," "Literature," "Dividends," "Heredity," "The Importance of Trifles," "Eternity," "Woman's Opportunity." We quote the following from the chapter on "Self-Conquest," as typical of the book:--"The man who wishes to control circumstances must love better things than money before he can succeed. He must love, and respect, and believe in his Creator, and trust the Divine Man with himself, and he must illustrate this love and trust by his daily conduct, and in his home circle, and in his business relations." This book can be ordered from the Savoy Publishing Co."

Chapters include:
Let the Past Go
The Sowing of the Seed
Old Clothes
High Noon
Obstacles
Thought Force
Opulence
Eternity
Morning Influences
The Philosophy of Happiness
A Worn Out Creed
Common Sense
Literature
Optimism
Preparation
Dividends
Royalty
Heredity
Invincibility
Faces
The Object of Life
Wisdom
Self-Conquest
The Important Trifles
Concentration
Destiny
Sympathy
The Breath
Generosity
Woman's Opportunity
Balance
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The Heart of the New Thought

The Heart of the New Thought

by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The Heart of the New Thought

The Heart of the New Thought

by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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James Allen (author of As a Man Thinketh) reviewed this book, saying:
"This book is marked by great purity of diction and sublime elevation of thought, and as an exponent of Righteousness and the true way to blessedness and noble achievement, it is simplicity itself. She deals, throughout, with the common everyday experiences of the individual, applying them to great, underlying principles, in language so simple and uninvolved that a child could understand her. Amongst other things she deals with "Old Clothes," "Obstacles," " Morning Influence," "Literature," "Dividends," "Heredity," "The Importance of Trifles," "Eternity," "Woman's Opportunity." We quote the following from the chapter on "Self-Conquest," as typical of the book:--"The man who wishes to control circumstances must love better things than money before he can succeed. He must love, and respect, and believe in his Creator, and trust the Divine Man with himself, and he must illustrate this love and trust by his daily conduct, and in his home circle, and in his business relations." This book can be ordered from the Savoy Publishing Co."

Chapters include:
Let the Past Go
The Sowing of the Seed
Old Clothes
High Noon
Obstacles
Thought Force
Opulence
Eternity
Morning Influences
The Philosophy of Happiness
A Worn Out Creed
Common Sense
Literature
Optimism
Preparation
Dividends
Royalty
Heredity
Invincibility
Faces
The Object of Life
Wisdom
Self-Conquest
The Important Trifles
Concentration
Destiny
Sympathy
The Breath
Generosity
Woman's Opportunity
Balance

Product Details

BN ID: 2940158598821
Publisher: Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Publication date: 11/09/2017
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 116 KB

About the Author

Author and poet
Born November 5th, 1850 in Johnstown, Wisconsin and died October 30th, 1919
Famous line in poetry: "Laugh, and the world laughs with you; Weep, and you weep alone."

Author James Allen often quoted Ella Wheeler Wilcox, saying:
"Mrs. Wilcox has been called "The greatest American living poet," and as a spiritual writer she certainly stands alone."
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