The Heart of The New Thought

This book explores the principles and teachings of the New Thought movement, a spiritual philosophy that emphasizes the power of the mind in shaping one's reality. The author presents a comprehensive overview of the movement's core beliefs, including the idea that thoughts have the power to attract similar energies and manifest into physical form.

By Ella Wheeler Wilcox · First published 1902 · Genre: Self-Help, Philosophy, Spirituality · 31 chapters

Contents

• 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
• That Mental Chisel
• The Object of Life
• Wisdom
• Self Conquest
• The Important Trifles
• Concentration
• Destiny
• Sympathy
• The Breath
• Generosity
• Woman's Opportunity
• Balance

More by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

• Six Bad Husbands and Six Unhappy Wives (1912)
• An Ambitious Man (1899)
• A Woman of the World (1907)
• Three Women (1897)
• Mal Moulee (1889)
• WORTH WHILE (1889)
• THE HOUSE OF LIFE (1904)
• A SONG OF LIFE (1889)
• All works by Ella Wheeler Wilcox