Thoughts Are Things - Mulford, Prentice
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Preston Mulford's collected essays are a spiritual inspiration for generations of readers. Included in this volume are: "The Material Mind vs. the Spiritual Mind," "Who Are Our Relations?" "Thought Currents," "One Way to Cultivate Courage," "Look Forward!" "God in the Trees; or, The Infinite Mind in Nature," "Some Laws of Health and Beauty," "Museum and Menagerie Horrors," "The God in Yourself," "He Healing and Renewing Force of Spring," "Immortality in the Flesh," "The Attraction of Aspiration," "The Accession of New Thought."

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Produktbeschreibung
Preston Mulford's collected essays are a spiritual inspiration for generations of readers. Included in this volume are: "The Material Mind vs. the Spiritual Mind," "Who Are Our Relations?" "Thought Currents," "One Way to Cultivate Courage," "Look Forward!" "God in the Trees; or, The Infinite Mind in Nature," "Some Laws of Health and Beauty," "Museum and Menagerie Horrors," "The God in Yourself," "He Healing and Renewing Force of Spring," "Immortality in the Flesh," "The Attraction of Aspiration," "The Accession of New Thought."
Autorenporträt
Prentice Mulford was an American author and comedian. He was born on April 5, 1834, and died around May 30, 1891. He was also a key figure in the creation of the New Thought movement's ideas. Many of the ideas that would become standard in the movement, like the Law of Attraction, were fully explained in his book Your Forces and How to Use Them, which came out as a series of essays between 1886 and 1892. Along with other well-known writers, Mulford also helped start the popular theory known as "New Thought." Mulford's book Thoughts are Things helped explain this new way of thinking, and people still read it today. On May 30, 1891, his body was found floating in a boat in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. It had been there for a few days. On May 30, 1891, his body was found floating in a boat in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. It had been there for a few days.