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The Message of New Thought

by Abel Allen

"Evolution is better than Revolution. New Thought Library's New Thought Archives encompass a full range of New Thought media from Abrahamic to Vedic reflecting the ongoing evolution of human thought. New Thought's unique inclusion of science, art and philosophy contrasts with 'old thought' Religion. Today's 'New Thought 3.0' teaches personal responsibility, self-development, human rights and compassionate action as essential spiritual paradigms." ~ Avalon de Rossett

Contents: - Foreword - New Thought Defined - Origin of Creeds - New Thought and the Creeds - New Thought & Christian Science - Universal Mind in Man - Man Illimitable - Man Unfinished - As a Man Thinketh - Ethics of the Creeds - Ethics of New Thought - Voices of New Thought - The Art of Living

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with a few loaves and fishes, he who brought cheer and gladness to the wedding-feast, "When the conscious water looked up on her Lord and blushed," was not poor. Plenty and abundance were his without the asking. Precious ointments anointed his body, costly robes adorned his person. The wealth of the universe was his to use. His outstretched hand was always filled. He used what he needed, he had no use for more.

He did not discourage human labor and effort, but encouraged industry in all his
teachings. By his incomparable parables he praised and commended the industrious and thrifty servants and condemned the slothful. He looked upon work as the normal business and function of man. He read aright the analogies of Nature, that all is work. "The Father works and I work"; Nature works and man works. He taught man to work and also to have faith and confidence in results, that he would garner where he had sown.

When Jesus told his listeners to take no thought of the morrow, he did not intimate that they should neglect the duties and work of today. His message was not to cease from work, but to forget anxiety. The sparrows

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