Horatio W Dresser: 10 books

Handbook of the New Thought is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the law of attraction, affirmations, meditation, mental healing of the body, and mind treatment.  It is perfect for anyone who wants to change their life in any way.  In clear language this book explains how the...

The "Open Vision," by Dr. Horatio W. Dresser, is a book about relations with the dead. It is also a book about the life of God in the human spirit. Its art lies in the combination of these elements. The occupancy of the human soul by the divine spirit is the highest conception of the highest...

"Mr. Dresser has written many books, all of them good — very good—but we consider 'The Greatest Truth' the best. The book is filled with very high teachings, and reveals an extraordinary insight into the perfect ways of that inner life and that higher power that we all desire so much to understand."—Eternal...

In this volume two purposes have been fulfilled: it applies to the problems of human suffering a practical, spiritual philosophy of the Inner Life, and it contains a discriminative exposition of the rational principles which underlie the mental healing movement. With these ends in view, it was thought...

Mr. Dresser is deeply impressed with the fact that "the transition period in which we live is witnessing a noteworthy change of attitude in regard to that persistently fascinating thing which we call human life.'' He finds that "instead of the old theory of a divine providence and a disjointed...

An Interpretation of Life In its Relation to Health and Happiness. "It is singularly free from anything of a visionary nature, and will appeal to men and women of conviction who have hitherto taken small interest in metaphysical thought." - —B. O. Flower, in The Arena. This volume has...

This study of human nature has been written with the conviction that every man desires fullness of life, hence is willing to undertake any investigation which promises to put him in surer command of his resources. It endeavors to disclose various lines of development in such a way as to arouse enthusiasm...

A study of life and death over there. From experiences at the front the author pronounces the war "something altogether splendid in human history," a great liberator of spiritual values and truths. Man emerges as a spirit with perception of things beyond the flesh; salvation becomes the...

There is a tradition that certain subjects are sacred and can never become matters of scientific inquiry. One of these ineffable subjects is the relationship of God to man in the highest ranges of human experience, particularly in those beatific moments when, in expectant solitude or social worship,...

An important study of the mental healing movement, by an authoritative writer who knows his subject from the heart of it. It is the first complete history of the subject, and of its leaders and healers. The account it gives of the more permanent, constructive ideas embodied in this system of applied...