Life understood from a scientific and religious point of view, and the practical method of destroying sin, disease, and death

F. L. Rawson presents a New Thought synthesis of spiritual aspiration and mental causation, arguing that right understanding of divine law can transform human suffering. Historically, the book reflects the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century effort to reconcile religion, psychology, and healing; readers will find practical teachings on thought, faith, and the overcoming of limitation.

F. L. Rawson was a writer associated with metaphysical and spiritual literature, particularly within the Christian Science and related healing traditions. His works reflect the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century interest in practical spirituality, healing, and mental philosophy.