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Published in 1897, The Secret of Life, or Harmonic Vibration by Frances R. King presents a system of three studies, twelve lessons, and more than two hundred exercises concerned with the cultivation of inward power.
King treats vibration, will, attention, personal influence, and self-command as parts of a larger harmony linking the individual with natural and spiritual law. The work encourages the student first to govern the self before attempting to influence circumstance or others.
The book belongs to the late nineteenth-century literature of mental science, personal magnetism, and metaphysical self-development.
Historical Note The language of vibration and influence reflects the speculative mental-science theories of its period.
Details Author: Frances R. King Publication year: 1897 Length: 143 pages Subjects: Harmonic vibration, will, mental science, self-command, personal influence, and spiritual law Availability: Digital PDF available. The original physical copy shown in the photographs has sold.
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