Basic Ideas of Science of Mind by Ernest Holmes

Basic Ideas of Science of Mind by Ernest Holmes

A brief account of the Science of Mind by the man who formulated it. Ernest Holmes has condensed the wisdom of his classic Science of Mind into this warm yet penetrating statement.

Ernest Holmes (1887-1960) founded the Science of Mind movement and philosophy. Ernest Holmes' teachings are founded on both Eastern and Western traditions, as well as scientific and metaphysical empirical laws. Science of Mind is a spiritual philosophy that has become known as a constructive, supportive approach to living by people all around the world. These old truths have kept up with and proven their relevance in today's global village, with its ever-expanding technologies and lightning-fast developments. Holmes launched the monthly periodical Science of Mind magazine, which has been in continuous monthly publication since 1927. He is the author of The Science of Mind, a seminal book on his ideas.

Ernest Holmes has introduced millions of people to the fundamental concepts of successful life that he called the Science of Mind through lectures, radio, television programs, tape recordings, books, and magazines. His other works include Creative Mind, This Thing Called You, Thoughts Are Things, La Ciencia de la Mente, Effective Prayer, and This Thing Called Life. In 1985, Reverend Dr. Michael Beckwith was ordained as a Religious Science preacher. He is the founder and pastor of the Agape International Center of Truth, which is home to the Agape Church of Religious Science, one of the country's greatest multi-cultural, multi-racial, and trans-denominational spiritual communities.

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ISBN 13	9780875166230
ISBN 10	0875166237
Title	Basic Ideas of Science of Mind
Author	Ernest Holmes
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	DeVorss & Co ,U.S.
Year published	1957-01-17
Number of pages	92
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