The Man Who Knew by Ralph Waldo Trine

The Man Who Knew by Ralph Waldo Trine

There are supreme and epoch-making moments in the life of the world. There are supreme and light and power-bringing moments in the lives of individuals. A supreme moment in the life of the world is when some great prophet, seer, sage, or saviour appears with a great elemental truth, and is able to impart it to others with a persuasive beauty and power. A supreme moment in the lives of individuals is when they come face to face with such a truth.when it comes clearly and convincingly to them. Such truth must not only be uttered, but to have authority and power it must be lived by him who utters it. Moreover, it must be a truth that becomes an inspiration and a real help in the daily lives of common men and women. Men and women who have their problems to meet, their tears to face, their battles to fight, and their bread to win. Ralph Waldo Trine was a philosopher, mystic, teacher, author and early mentor of the New Thought Movement. As an author Trine has far outsold other New Thought authors.

Ralph Waldo Trine was a philosopher, mystic, teacher, and author of numerous books who was one of the New Thought Movement's early mentors. Many of his contemporaries, including Ernest Holmes, the founder of Religious Science, were influenced by his writings. He was a great visionary in the field of life-altering thinking. He has sold more books than any other New Thought author, his works going far beyond New Thought circles to the general public, who have bought and read Trine's books without knowing they were New Thought.