Ralph Waldo Trine

The Land of Living men Ralph Waldo Trine

"There are certain forces and certain problems of our common human life that are of interest to practically every reader - the attaining; to an habitually happy or peaceful state of mind; the development of personal power or attractiveness of feature or of form, of physical or of spiritual attractiveness; the gaining; or the regaining: and the enjoyment of sound bodily health and vigour; the attaining to a state of independence, that the old debt may be paid or the old favour repaid, or that the long-desired, and, as we believe, well-deserved good, may be had; or even of being sure of sufficient food and clothing and shelter, that we may be free from want or the uncertainty or the fear of want - that the bill may be paid, and promptly, when the pay-day returns - and after all, the bread and butter problem is the problem of ninety-nine out of every hundred during this our common journey. . ." Ralph Waldo Trine was a philosopher, mystic, teacher, author and early mentors of the New Thought Movement. As an author Trine has far outsold other New Thought authors.