Creative Mind
Description
Creative Mind is a book by Ernest S. Holmes, first published in 1919. Written at the dawn of the New Thought movement, it lays out a concise “mental science” that teaches how thought, belief, and imagination shape experience.
Holmes argues that aligning the individual mind with a universal creative intelligence leads to practical results — greater confidence, clearer purpose, and a more harmonious life. More than a period curiosity, this slim volume became a cornerstone for Religious Science and a touchstone for modern metaphysical self-help.
Readers will find clear explanations of affirmative prayer, constructive thinking, and visualization, all presented in direct, accessible language. Ideal for seekers of practical spirituality, it remains a compact guide to the creative power of thought — useful for anyone interested in New Thought, metaphysics, the law of attraction, or personal transformation.
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, AZW3
- Page Count (PDF)
- 34
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