The New Thought Simplified

Henry Wood's The New Thought Simplified offers a concise and practical introduction to the philosophy and practices of the New Thought movement. A popular spiritual movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, New Thought emphasized the power of positive thinking, self-improvement, and visualization. Wood's book aims to distill these teachings into a simple, accessible guide for readers seeking greater harmony, health, and success in their lives.

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