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". 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). BONUS MATERIAL: - added index pages for the ease of referencing and studying 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. He who does not find The way of Meditation cannot reach Emancipation and enlightenment. But thou wilt find the way of Holy Thought; With mind made calm and steadfast, thou will see The Permanent amid the mutable, The Truth eternal in the things that change: Thou wilt behold the Perfect Law: Cosmos From Chaos rises when the conquered self Lies underneath man’s heel: Love be thy strength; Look on the passion-tortured multitudes, And have compassion on them; know their pain By thy long sorrow ended. Thou wilt come To perfect peace, and so wilt bless the world, Leading unto the High and Holy Way The feet of them that seek. — And now I go To my Abode; go thou unto thy work.