The Ideal Made Real

The Ideal Made Real is a book by Christian D. Larson, first published in 1909. Rooted in the New Thought movement, the work offers a practical and inspirational guide to transforming inner ideals into outward reality through constructive thought, focused intention, and spiritual alignment.

Larson outlines daily practices, affirmations, and mental habits intended to harmonise the mind with higher principles, encouraging readers to live purposefully and creatively. With its emphasis on self-discipline, personal growth, and the power of persistent faith, the book continues to appeal to readers seeking to bridge the gap between aspiration and achievement in both spiritual and material life.