The rhythm of life
Charles Brodie Patterson
The rhythm of life
This work explores the idea that human life unfolds according to spiritual and mental rhythms that can be understood and aligned with for greater harmony. As a New Thought text, it is historically significant for its emphasis on inward cultivation, and readers will find reflective prose on personal development, faith, and practical idealism.
About Charles Brodie Patterson
Charles Brodie Patterson (1861–1918) was an American writer and editor associated with New Thought and metaphysical literature. He helped disseminate practical spiritual and mental-scientific teachings through popular books and periodicals, contributing to the wider circulation of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century esoteric thought.
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