Book · 1904
The Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science (1904)
Thomas Troward · Mentoring Center →
(Mark 11:24) The object of our desire is necessarily first conceived by us as bearing some relation to existing circumstances, which may, or may not, appear favourable to it; and what we want to do is to eliminate the element of contingency and attain something which is certain in itself. To do this is to work upon the plane of the absolute, and for this pur…