A new law of thought and its logical bearings;

This work argues that thought operates according to discoverable laws and that human beliefs have direct consequences in experience. It is historically significant as part of the New Thought effort to present spiritual and mental healing ideas in a rational, philosophical form, with discussion of the implications of mental causation and disciplined thinking.

E. E. Constance Jones was a philosopher and educator whose work engaged questions of logic, metaphysics, and religion. Although not an occult writer in the narrow sense, her publications contributed to late Victorian and early twentieth-century philosophical discussions that often overlapped with spiritual and metaphysical interests.