Malinda Cramer was the original founder of Divine Science and the creator of one of the early New Thought magazines: Harmony. The first copy of Harmony rolled off the presses in August, 1888. In conjunction with Nautilus Magazine, Harmony is considered to be a significant early New Thought publication.

Malinda's books include:

Divine Science & Healing

which New Thought Library will soon present for your enrichment.

Malinda's contributions to New Thought have been largely overshadowed, because of her untimely death after the San Francisco earthquake of April 18, 1906 and the loss of the largest New Thought Archive at that time which was housed at the Divine School in San Francisco.

Malinda Cramer came to New Thought in search of a cure for a malady that she had suffered from since the age of fifteen. In tribute to her indominatable personality, she raised 3 sons and ran a fine home with her husband Charles Lake Cramer.

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