Creative Mind And Success - Ernest S, Holmes
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"Creative Mind and Success" is a book authored by Ernest S. Holmes, an influential figure in the New Thought movement and the founder of Religious Science. In this transformative book, Holmes emphasizes the role of positive thinking, visualization, and the alignment of one's consciousness with universal laws in achieving success. He provides practical techniques and guidance for readers to unlock their innate creative abilities and manifest their desires. Holmes' teachings draw from various spiritual traditions, including Christian Science and Divine Science. His philosophy, known as "The…mehr

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"Creative Mind and Success" is a book authored by Ernest S. Holmes, an influential figure in the New Thought movement and the founder of Religious Science. In this transformative book, Holmes emphasizes the role of positive thinking, visualization, and the alignment of one's consciousness with universal laws in achieving success. He provides practical techniques and guidance for readers to unlock their innate creative abilities and manifest their desires. Holmes' teachings draw from various spiritual traditions, including Christian Science and Divine Science. His philosophy, known as "The Science of Mind," has inspired generations of individuals in their pursuit of personal growth and self-realization. Through his writings, such as "Creative Mind and Success," Holmes offers valuable insights and tools for individuals seeking to tap into their inner potential and create a life of abundance and fulfillment.
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Ernest Shurtleff Holmes (1887-1960) was an influential American writer, teacher, and spiritual leader associated with the New Thought movement. Born in Lincoln, Maine, into a humble family, Holmes displayed a thirst for knowledge from an early age. At 15, he left home and moved to Boston, where he worked to support his education at the Leland Powers School of Expression. It was during this time that he encountered Mary Baker Eddy's Christian Science teachings and began exploring metaphysical concepts. In 1927, Holmes married Hazel Durkee Foster, and they shared a life dedicated to advancing metaphysical principles. Ernest Holmes' teachings and writings have had a profound impact on the New Thought movement and beyond. His ideas have inspired countless individuals in their spiritual journeys and self-improvement pursuits, contributing to the development of the broader self-help movement. Holmes passed away on April 7, 1960, leaving behind a legacy of metaphysical wisdom and a lasting influence on generations of seekers and teachers in the field of metaphysics.