William Walker Atkinson
The Law of the New Thought — William Walker Atkinson — 1911
The Law of the New Thought — William Walker Atkinson — 1911
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Edition Details
- Author
- William Walker Atkinson
- Original publication year
- 1911
- Edition publication year
- 1911
- Available formats
- Digital PDF, Physical Book
- Subjects & traditions
- New Thought, Metaphysics, Philosophy
In The Law of the New Thought (1911), William Walker Atkinson sets out the principles he believed governed thought, consciousness, character, and the shaping of individual experience.
The book places New Thought within a practical philosophy of mental causation. Atkinson considers the direction of attention, the formation of habit, the influence of belief, self-mastery, and the effort to bring thought and conduct into harmony with spiritual law.
Rather than presenting New Thought only as a method of obtaining results, the work examines it as a broader discipline of consciousness and personal development.
Historical Note
The text is preserved as part of the early twentieth-century literature of New Thought and mental science.
Details
Author: William Walker Atkinson
Publication year: 1911
Subjects: New Thought, consciousness, mental law, belief, habit, and self-development
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