Your forces, and how to use them
Prentice Mulford
Your forces, and how to use them
Prentice Mulford’s work is a classic of New Thought literature, teaching that thought, will, imagination, and belief are forces that can be consciously directed. It is historically important for its influence on later positive-thinking and self-development movements. Readers will find short, aphoristic essays that combine spiritual counsel with practical advice on self-cultivation.
About Prentice Mulford
Prentice Mulford (1834–1891) was an American writer and one of the early voices of the New Thought movement. His essays on thought, will, and spiritual self-culture were influential in the development of metaphysical and mind-power literature.
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