The Divine Companion
James Allen
The Divine Companion
This book develops Allen’s vision of a guiding inner presence and the harmonious relation between the individual soul and the divine life. Readers will encounter concise meditations on trust, spiritual companionship, reverence, and the growth of inward peace, expressed in Allen’s clear and thoughtful prose.
About James Allen
James Allen was an English philosophical writer whose short works on thought, character, and spiritual self-discipline became central to the New Thought and inspirational literature traditions. Books such as As a Man Thinketh present a moral and quasi-mystical view of the power of mind that has appealed to readers of esoteric and spiritual writing.
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