Book of Meditations For Every Day In The Year

"James Allen's Book of Meditations - For Every Day in the Year" was the original title published in 1913 after the death of James Allen. It was compiled by his wife and spiritual friend - Lily L. Allen. James Allen was an English New Thought writer and the pioneer of the self-help movement. He is the author of many inspirational texts including his most well-known work - "As A Man Thinketh".<br/>This book contains the essential points and profound insights of all of Allen's contemplations, writings and practices. It also contains practices for three hundred and thirty-five consecutive days and can be used in conjunction with another work of James Allen - "Morning and Evening Thoughts", which contains daily contemplation and practice prompts for every morning and evening for thirty-one days (one month).<br/><br/>BONUS MATERIAL:<br/>- added index pages for the ease of referencing and studying<br/>All of James' work are a reflection of his embodied practices - he did not write theories nor did he write for profit - he wrote facts that he himself had carried out consistently.<br/>He who does not find The way of Meditation cannot reach<br/>Emancipation and enlightenment.<br/>But thou wilt find the way of Holy Thought;<br/>With mind made calm and steadfast, thou will see<br/>The Permanent amid the mutable,<br/>The Truth eternal in the things that change:<br/>Thou wilt behold the Perfect Law: Cosmos<br/>From Chaos rises when the conquered self<br/>Lies underneath man’s heel: Love be thy strength;<br/>Look on the passion-tortured multitudes,<br/>And have compassion on them; know their pain<br/>By thy long sorrow ended. Thou wilt come<br/>To perfect peace, and so wilt bless the world,<br/>Leading unto the High and Holy Way<br/>The feet of them that seek. — And now I go<br/>To my Abode; go thou unto thy work.