Keep a True Lent

by Charles Fillmore

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Description

Keep a True Lent is a book by Charles Fillmore, first published in 1953. Released posthumously, it reflects his final spiritual teachings on the Lenten season. This timeless spiritual guide offers 47 daily lessons designed to inspire deep reflection, spiritual growth, and mindfulness during one of Christianity’s most contemplative periods.

Set within the New Thought and Unity traditions, the book encourages readers to move beyond ritual and embrace Lent as a profound journey of inner transformation and renewal. Charles Fillmore was a pioneering metaphysical thinker and co-founder of the Unity movement.

In Keep a True Lent, he reinterprets the traditional observance of Lent not simply as abstinence but as a path toward spiritual unfoldment and divine consciousness. His teachings—rooted in meditation, denial of negative thought, and affirmation of spiritual truth—invite readers to develop faith, experience renewal, and connect deeply with the divine.

This work remains a favorite for personal devotion, study groups, and anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual practice with practical and inspiring guidance.

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Formats
PDF, EPUB, AZW3
Page Count (PDF)
81
Word Count
45,109
Illustrations
No
Footnotes
No

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