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Ella Wheeler Wilcox's
The Heart of the New Thought (1902).
Thirty-one short chapters on topics such as
"Old Clothes," "Eternity," "The
Philosophy of Happiness," and many more. This is
a fascinating work that examines the dynamics behind being
happy and the problems with many of the social structures
that people have used to try to become happy. Years
ahead of its time. . . .
Click
here to download.
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We're
starting off our offerings of free motivational and
inspirational ebooks with Orison Swett Marden's
Character: The Grandest Thing in the World, a great
examination of one of the most important aspects of who we
are. You can download this ebook for free; you'll need the latest Adobe
Reader to read your file. |
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The second ebook in our series is from
one of the best-known self-development writers ever, Ralph
Waldo Emerson. One of the most oft-quoted writers
ever, Emerson's essays here include
"Self-Reliance," "Love,"
"Friendship," and more. His words are wise
and caring, insightful and practical, and great reading
for anyone who's interested in learning more about human
nature and the ways that we see the world. |
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Our
third offering is Khalil Gibran's The Prophet,
a beautifully poetic work that presents the teachings
of a
man of great wisdom to
the people of the town in which he's been
living for several years. He's about
to embark on a journey home, and the people
ask him to share his wisdom before he leaves.
A truly timeless classic. Click
here to download. |
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E-book
number four is already here--Eyes Wide Open: The
First Four Years, volume 1 is a collection of articles
from our e-zine by Tom Walsh. The collection
examines many important aspects of life and living, always
with a positive slant towards learning and getting the
most we can out of life. Click
here to download. |
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