The Pathway of Roses (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Christian D. Larson

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Synopsis

Discover a path to a larger, more purpose-filled life through inner clarity and faith.

This book presents practical principles for shaping your life from the inside out, drawing on the idea that your thoughts, desires, and spirit can connect you with a higher source of life and power. It invites you to cultivate a daily practice of focus, faith, and self-marness to realize your deepest goals.

Starting from the conviction that each person can live their life with greater mastery, the pages guide you to align mind, heart, and spirit with a higher power. It emphasizes the power of wholehearted desire, the transforming effect of faith, and the value of living with a greater purpose. Through accessible teachings, you’ll explore how inner truth supports tangible growth in everyday life.

  • How to engage your inner self as the source of real power and progress
  • Ways to cultivate faith that broadens possibilities and reduces fear
  • Steps to live for a larger purpose and integrate spiritual insight into daily life
  • Practices aimed at aligning thoughts, desires, and actions with a higher life

Ideal for readers seeking a practical, faith-based guide to personal growth and spiritual alignment.

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About the Author

Christian D. Larson (1874-1954) was an influential New Thought leader and teacher, as well as a prolific writer of metaphysical and New Thought books. He is, in fact, credited as being the founder of the New Thought movement. One time honorary president of the International New Thought Alliance, Larson exercised considerable influence over Religious Science founder Ernest Holmes in his early career. According to his brother Fenwicke, Ernest abandoned the Christian Science textbook for the work of Larson. In addition to his body of books, Larson was associate editor and a frequent contributor of Science of Mind magazine beginning in 1929.

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