The Science of Mind: The Complete and Unabridged Classic of New Thought Philosophy: The Foundational Text of Religious Science - Hardcover

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Holmes, Ernest

 
9781515437697: The Science of Mind: The Complete and Unabridged Classic of New Thought Philosophy: The Foundational Text of Religious Science

Synopsis

A foundational work of New Thought philosophy presenting a systematic approach to the relationship between consciousness, belief, and experience.

In The Science of Mind, Ernest Holmes sets out a comprehensive framework for understanding the role of thought in shaping human experience. Drawing on spiritual philosophy, metaphysical traditions, and psychological insight, Holmes argues that the individual mind participates in a larger creative intelligence, and that disciplined thought can influence the conditions of life.

Structured as both a philosophical treatise and a practical guide, the work explores themes of mental causation, spiritual law, affirmation, and the nature of reality. Holmes combines abstract principles with applied instruction, making the book central to the development of New Thought teaching in the twentieth century and influential across later traditions of personal development and spiritual inquiry.

This Wilder Publications edition presents the complete and unabridged text, preserving the full structure of the original work. It is intended for readers seeking a primary source in New Thought philosophy, as well as for those interested in the historical foundations of modern metaphysical and mind-centered disciplines.

About the Author
Ernest Holmes (1887–1960) was an American spiritual teacher, writer, and founder of the Religious Science movement. His work synthesized elements of philosophy, religion, and emerging psychological ideas into a system emphasizing the creative power of thought. The Science of Mind, first published in 1926, remains his most influential work and a central text within New Thought traditions.

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Ernest Holmes (1887-1960) was an American spiritual teacher, philosopher, and founder of the Religious Science movement. Born in Maine, Holmes developed a philosophical system that blended elements of New Thought, Christian mysticism, and metaphysical philosophy into a practical spiritual framework known as the Science of Mind. His teachings, centered on the creative power of thought and the unity of all life, influenced spiritual communities around the world and continue to shape contemporary metaphysical spirituality.

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