In Tune with the Infinite

In Tune with the Infinite is a book by Ralph Waldo Trine, first published in 1897. It presents a calm, practical philosophy of spiritual living rooted in the New Thought tradition, arguing that aligning one’s mind and character with the “Infinite” brings inner peace, health, creative power, and a natural flow of abundance.

Written in a direct, conversational style that reads like a series of short essays or sermons, Trine emphasises moral character, faith, and the disciplined use of thought rather than crude get-rich schemes. This balance helped the work become an enduring classic of spiritual self-help and mind-power literature.

For modern readers, the book serves as a bridge between Victorian-era idealism and twentieth-century personal development. It helped popularise ideas later found across self-help and “law of attraction” writing, while remaining essentially a guide to living well rather than a quick-fix manual.

Clear passages on visualisation, gratitude, and the creative power of belief make this a valuable resource for anyone exploring the roots of positive thinking, abundance consciousness, or New Thought spirituality.