By Abel Allen (1914) Man can acquire truth only as he is mentally and spiritually prepared to receive it. New Thought is anchored to the idea of finding the good and the beautiful in life, the development of latent possibilities in man, and that law reigns supreme in the universe. Anchored to these principles, New […]
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William Atkinson. Many of us are accustomed to thinking of ourselves on the physical plane alone. When we think of the Ego—the “I” of ourselves, we picture it as a human body with organs ranging from the finest—the brain, down to those of coarser atomic structure. To one living on this plane of consciousness the
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By Annie Rix Militz (1904) Who are you? “Know thyself” has ever been the inspired injunction. Every sage has expressed this thought in some manner: “If man would only study himself and know himself, then he would know all things—nothing would be unknown to him.” This is true. If man knows the true Self of
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By Fenwicke Holmes. Sometimes I think that unintentional hurts are more cruel than those that are given in some burst of anger because to be thoughtless along some lines is an indication that we have not cared enough to think how it will affect the other. Then the other cannot but feel that we have
William Atkinson (1906) The first thing to do is to begin to “cut out” Fear and Worry. Fear thought is the cause of much unhappiness and many failures. You have been told this thing over and over again, but it will bear repeating. Fear is a habit of mind which has been fastened upon us
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James Allen (1909) If one looks superficially at a piece of cloth, he sees it as a piece of cloth, but if he goes further and inquiries into its manufacture, and examines it closely and attentively, he sees that it is composed of a combination of individual threads, and that, while all the threads are
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Prentice Mulford (1887) Your mind or spirit is continually giving out its force or thought, or receiving some quality of such force, as an electric battery may be sending out its force and be afterward replenished. When you use your force in talking, or writing, or physical effort of any sort, you are positive. When
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By Prentice Mulford (1886). Our unseen and unspoken thought is ever flowing from us an element and force, as real as the stream of water we can see, or the current of electricity we cannot see. It combines with the thought of others, and out of such combinations new qualities of thought are formed, as
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We are sending out thoughts of greater or less intensity all the time, and we are reaping the results of such thoughts. Not only do our thought- waves influence ourselves and others, but they have a drawing power — they attract to us the thoughts of others, things, circumstances, people, “luck,” in accord with the
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By William Atkinson (1902). I recently heard a little tale about a boy who went to sea, in the old days of the sailing vessel. One day he was ordered to go aloft, and was urged on until he reached the highest possible point on the mast. When he found that he could go no
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