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Unlock the power within with Thomas Troward's "Dore Lectures on Mental Science," a cornerstone of the New Thought movement. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves Troward's profound insights into the relationship between mind, spirit, and the realization of personal potential. Explore the principles of mental science, and discover practical techniques for self-improvement and spiritual growth.
Troward delves into the potent force of mind power, offering a roadmap to harness its capabilities for positive change and a more fulfilling life. These lectures provide a comprehensive overview of New Thought philosophy, emphasizing the creative power of thought and its ability to shape reality. A timeless guide for those seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and the universe, "Dore Lectures on Mental Science" remains an essential resource for anyone interested in spiritual growth and the practical application of mental science. A classic exploration of the enduring connection between mind and being.
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