The Higher Powers of Mind and SpiritThe Floating Press, 2009. ápr. 1. - 172 oldal In The Higher Powers of Mind and Spirit, New Thought expert Ralph Waldo Trine speaks of those "moments in the lives of all of us when we catch glimpses of a life -- our life -- that is infinitely beyond the life we are now living." This volume is packed with profound insights and practical tips designed to help readers break past the self-imposed limits holding them back and live a richer, more satisfying life. |
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V Thought as a Force in Daily Living | 63 |
His Peoples Religion and Their Condition | 76 |
The Unessentials We DropThe Spirit Abides | 89 |
The Saving of the Soul is Secondary But Foll | 140 |
X Some Methods of Attainment | 152 |
XI Some Methods of Expression | 173 |
XII The World WarIts Meaning and Its Lessons for Us | 191 |
XIII Our Sole Agency of International Peace and International Concord | 212 |
XIV The Worlds BalanceWheel | 229 |
Endnotes | 268 |
VIII If We Seek the Essence of His Revelation and the Purpose of His Life | 113 |
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