The Renewal of the Body by Annie Rix Militz
This title written by a popular New Thought author, covers the spiritual significance of the body, and how to heal each body part from within, at its root. We often overlook the significance of the Unseen aspects of our life and how they affect each body part differently. We typically try to heal a physical ailment with a physical solution, not realizing it was an immaterial cause, therefore only an immaterial solution is everlasting. For those that are unfamiliar with the New Thought movement, William Walker Atkinson was a New Thought activist before becoming an alleged “occultist” or simply writing as the pseudonym Yogi Ramacharaka. Anywho, New Thought activists typically believe in the fact that you manifest your thoughts subconsciously, that all humans have that divine spark, and that God is supreme and universal.
"The seed of the man, that is conserved by spiritual force of self-control, becomes transmuted into a finer, more ethereal essence — a subtle vitality that rises like a sacred vapor to nourish the higher centers of thought and intuition. What was once destined solely for physical propagation now serves a nobler purpose: the regeneration of mind, the illumination of spirit, and the renewal of the body itself. This conserved life-substance, purified by divine intent, circulates within the temple of the body as a silent river of healing, restoring youthfulness, clarity, and strength to the soul that walks in conscious union with the Infinite."
Publishing: 1919 by The Elizabeth Towne Co.
Condition: Very Good
The Renewal of the Body by Annie Rix Militz
This title written by a popular New Thought author, covers the spiritual significance of the body, and how to heal each body part from within, at its root. We often overlook the significance of the Unseen aspects of our life and how they affect each body part differently. We typically try to heal a physical ailment with a physical solution, not realizing it was an immaterial cause, therefore only an immaterial solution is everlasting. For those that are unfamiliar with the New Thought movement, William Walker Atkinson was a New Thought activist before becoming an alleged “occultist” or simply writing as the pseudonym Yogi Ramacharaka. Anywho, New Thought activists typically believe in the fact that you manifest your thoughts subconsciously, that all humans have that divine spark, and that God is supreme and universal.
"The seed of the man, that is conserved by spiritual force of self-control, becomes transmuted into a finer, more ethereal essence — a subtle vitality that rises like a sacred vapor to nourish the higher centers of thought and intuition. What was once destined solely for physical propagation now serves a nobler purpose: the regeneration of mind, the illumination of spirit, and the renewal of the body itself. This conserved life-substance, purified by divine intent, circulates within the temple of the body as a silent river of healing, restoring youthfulness, clarity, and strength to the soul that walks in conscious union with the Infinite."
Publishing: 1919 by The Elizabeth Towne Co.
Condition: Very Good
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