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New Thought is a diverse movement whose practitioners have only one thing in common: a belief in the power of the mind to bring health, wealth, and fulfillment. In this comprehensive history of New Thought, John Haller traces its roots from the earliest influences to the mind-cure speculations of the late nineteenth century, and shows how its initial emphasis on healing disease morphed into a vision of the mind's ability to bring us whatever we desire. Authors like Dale Carnegie, Norman Vincent Peale, and, more recently, Rhonda Byrne are eagerly read and embraced by millions of people who remain unaware that these writers are merely repeating ideas introduced decades before. The History of New Thought demonstrates the broad and lasting impact that this movement has had on American culture.

Swedish scientist and theologian Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) devoted his life to exploring the mysteries of the soul. Scattered throughout his theological works is a description of a complex system of interaction between our "natural" minds (our everyday thoughts and feelings) and our spiritual minds, which are in touch with the divine. This book takes those scattered descriptions and weaves them into a coherent system that is invaluable for understanding Swedenborg's thought -- and our own.

Building on the eighteenth-century fascination with the possibility of life on other worlds and with traveler's tales of other cultures, this work describes life on other planets in our solar system and elsewhere in the universe. Swedenborg undertook this work specifically to demonstrate that Jesus is God not just of planet Earth but also of the universe as a whole.

"True Christianity" was Swedish scientist-turned-seer Emanuel Swedenborg's last published theological work, a systematic description of his view on the church in this world and the next. Interwoven with discussions of established Christian doctrine are many of his own experiences in heaven, creating a powerful vision of his hopes for the future of the church.

In Divine Providence, Swedish scientist-turned-seer Emanuel Swedenborg undertakes the difficult task of bridging that transcendent vision of a perfectly loving God with the sometimes unloving world where we all live.

In Divine Love and Wisdom, Swedish scientist-turned-seer Emanuel Swedenborg tackles the very nature of the universe, describing a loving God who is equally present with all people on earth--regardless of race or religion--and explores the underlying unity of all living things.

In his most popular and influential work, Swedenborg describes his journeys through the afterlife--the soul's experience of dying and then being resurrected in heaven, how each of us finds a community there in which to live, and how we can ultimately become angels. Heaven and Hell is a powerful affirmation that we are all born for heaven, regardless of background or religion, and that the choices we make in this world shape our destiny in the next.

A psychologist draws from personal experience, work with psychiatric patients, and Eastern and Western philosophy to explore the inner world.

Psychologist and seeker Wilson Van Dusen describes the experience of what he calls the "mature mystic," a person who has a sustained experience of God, and how we can all use that knowledge to enrich our spiritual lives.

A handbook filled with daily spiritual exercises and tasks that draw on the teachings of Emanuel Swedenborg to help you quell negative emotions and find joy in the everyday.

Over a hundred quotations from the writings of Swedish scientist-turned-seer Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) that inspire and challenge the reader to live selflessly.

Using a twelve-step approach, Schnarr presents readers with a path toward a life of greater awareness of others and self, and a deeper relationship with God.

Eugene Taylor uses the tenets of modern psychology, concepts from the world's religions, and a lifetime of spiritual experiences and interior exploration to show how true healing comes from within.

Scholar Friedemann Horn documents Friedrich Schelling's intense personal engagement with the works of Emanuel Swedenborg, an engagement fueled by the deaths of two women whom Schelling loved.

Richly illustrated, the book includes a chronology of the life of Swedish scientist-turned-seer Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772), a bibliography of his works, and an outline of his key theological concepts.

Swedish visionary Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) considered charity -- in the sense of doing good for others with no thought of reward -- one of the foundations of religious practice. This short, practical guide gives the reader a handbook for compassionate living.