The Science of Mind
64 chapters English Public domain
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Ernest Holmes (1887-1960) founded Religous Science, part of the New Thought movement. Schooled in Christian Science, he moved to Los Angeles in 1912. Holmes published his first book, Creative Mind in 1919, and followed it up with The Science of Mind in 1926. Holmes had an immense influence on New Age beliefs, particularly his core philosophy that we create our own reality. This is the text of the first edition of The Science of Mind. A revised edition of this book was published in 1938.
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64 chapters
26 Psychic Phenomena 27 Psychic Phenomena and Immortality 28 Recapitulation 29 Absoluteness and Relativity 30 The Problem of Evil 31 The Meaning of the Fall 32 The Garden of Eden 33 Salvation and Grace 34 The Perfect Universe 35 Imagination and Will 36 How to Visualize 37 The Sequence of the Creative Order 38 Man's Creative Power Marvelous 39 Concentration 40 The Mirror of the Subjective 41 Personality 42 Repression and Sublimation 43 The Atonement 44 The Personality of God 45 Jesus As A Saviour 46 Self-Existent Life 47 The Supreme Affirmation 48 Christ and Antichrist 49 Evolution 50 Introduction
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The Science of Mind
64 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Ernest Holmes (1887-1960) founded Religous Science, part of the New Thought movement. Schooled in Christian Science, he moved to Los Angeles in 1912. Holmes published his first book, Creative Mind in 1919, and followed it up with The Science of Mind in 1926. Holmes had an immense influence on New Age beliefs, particularly his core philosophy that we create our own reality. This is the text of the first edition of The Science of Mind. A revised edition of this book was published in 1938.
Table of contents
64 chapters
26 Psychic Phenomena 27 Psychic Phenomena and Immortality 28 Recapitulation 29 Absoluteness and Relativity 30 The Problem of Evil 31 The Meaning of the Fall 32 The Garden of Eden 33 Salvation and Grace 34 The Perfect Universe 35 Imagination and Will 36 How to Visualize 37 The Sequence of the Creative Order 38 Man's Creative Power Marvelous 39 Concentration 40 The Mirror of the Subjective 41 Personality 42 Repression and Sublimation 43 The Atonement 44 The Personality of God 45 Jesus As A Saviour 46 Self-Existent Life 47 The Supreme Affirmation 48 Christ and Antichrist 49 Evolution 50 Introduction
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The Science of Mind
64 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Ernest Holmes (1887-1960) founded Religous Science, part of the New Thought movement. Schooled in Christian Science, he moved to Los Angeles in 1912. Holmes published his first book, Creative Mind in 1919, and followed it up with The Science of Mind in 1926. Holmes had an immense influence on New Age beliefs, particularly his core philosophy that we create our own reality. This is the text of the first edition of The Science of Mind. A revised edition of this book was published in 1938.
Table of contents
64 chapters
26 Psychic Phenomena 27 Psychic Phenomena and Immortality 28 Recapitulation 29 Absoluteness and Relativity 30 The Problem of Evil 31 The Meaning of the Fall 32 The Garden of Eden 33 Salvation and Grace 34 The Perfect Universe 35 Imagination and Will 36 How to Visualize 37 The Sequence of the Creative Order 38 Man's Creative Power Marvelous 39 Concentration 40 The Mirror of the Subjective 41 Personality 42 Repression and Sublimation 43 The Atonement 44 The Personality of God 45 Jesus As A Saviour 46 Self-Existent Life 47 The Supreme Affirmation 48 Christ and Antichrist 49 Evolution 50 Introduction
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