Henry Thomas Hamblin fu un mistico inglese e autore del movimento "New Thought". I suoi scritti esplorano l'onnipresenza, l'onnipotenza e la bontà di Dio, affermando che la salute abbondante e la gioia sono lo stato naturale dell'umanità. Hamblin postulò che raggiungere questo stato richiede l'allineamento con la "Legge Cosmica". Con il tempo, il suo lavoro si è evoluto da una guida pratica per trasformare le vite attraverso il pensiero e la fede all'insegnamento della profonda esperienza di trovare una coscienza individuale e viva di Dio.
Allen's practical philosophy of successful living has awakened millions to the discovery and perception of the truth that "they themselves are makers of themselves". Building on the Bible verse. "As a man thinketh, so he is", Allen insists that it is within the power of each person to form his own character and create his own happiness. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.
Exploring the connection between nature and spirituality, this book offers a pathway to divine enlightenment outside traditional religious settings. Through the metaphor of a flower, it encourages readers to find spiritual fulfillment in the natural world, highlighting the beauty and wisdom inherent in nature. Henry Thomas Hamblin provides insights and guidance to help individuals cultivate a deeper spiritual connection through their appreciation of the environment.
Exploring the untapped potential within individuals, this book delves into the concept of personal empowerment and self-improvement. It emphasizes the inherent strength that everyone possesses, which, when harnessed, can lead to significant growth and achievement. Through insightful guidance, readers are encouraged to unlock their capabilities and strive for a more fulfilling life.
Exploring the power of the mind, this self-help and spiritual development classic emphasizes the principles of spiritual growth and personal empowerment. Henry Thomas Hamblin reveals how individuals can harness their inner potential to influence their own destinies. Originally published in 1920, the book offers timeless insights into self-improvement and the transformative capabilities inherent in every person.
