Described by James Allen (author of As a Man Thinketh) as "...one of the most useful of this prolific writer's works. It is more simple than his former works, and is so far more valuable, there being a decided gain in the clearness of the expression. The book deals with a variety of phases of the Higher Thought in twenty-three short chapters, and an Appendix, entitled "Mental and Spiritual Gymnastic Exercises," which consists of twelve "Suggestive Lessons," which are really meditations on the Higher Life which can be applied by the reader. The book is a valuable addition to Spiritual literature, and will help to remove some of the haziness which surrounds the Higher Thought."Chapters Include:"It Whistles Itself"Thought HabitThought SelectionThe Laws of LifeHow to Get Into the New ThoughtTwo Different Minds in One"Agree With Thine Adversary Quickly"The Comely Human BodyFaithThe Right Idea of GodDo Years Count?FearAvoid ExtremesAll in OneScientific PrayerThe Overcoming of SleeplessnessConscious and Unconscious Varieties of Faith CureThe New Thought and HygieneThe New Thought and the ChurchThe New Thought and the BibleThe New Thought and Christian ScienceThe New Thought and Modern ReformsThe New Thought and the Medical ProfessionMental and Spiritual Gymnastic ExercisesSpecific Practical DirectionsSuggestive Lessons