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The Will to Be Well — Charles Brodie Patterson — 1901

The Will to Be Well — Charles Brodie Patterson — 1901

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Published in 1901, The Will to Be Well by Charles Brodie Patterson presents health through the early New Thought conviction that mind, emotion, character, and spiritual orientation are inseparable from bodily experience.

Patterson examines the role of will, thought, faith, habit, fear, and inward harmony in the pursuit of well-being. His approach places self-knowledge and spiritual discipline at the center of healing, reflecting the mind-cure movement from which much early New Thought literature emerged.

Historical Health Note
The work reflects the medical and metaphysical assumptions of its period. It is preserved for historical study and should not be used as a substitute for contemporary diagnosis or treatment.

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Author: Charles Brodie Patterson
Publication year: 1901
Length: 205 pages
Subjects: New Thought, health, will, mind-cure, faith, consciousness, and spiritual healing
Available formats: PDF and Physical Book

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