The Complete Works of Thomas Troward (ePub)

Thomas Troward (1847-1916) was an English author whose works significantly contributed to the New Thought Movement, which is a spiritual movement that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the United States. Troward's ideas were influential in the realms of mental science and the law of attraction, concepts that have endured in various forms of self-help and motivational literature. A retired Divisional Judge from British-administered India, Troward brought a systematic and analytical rigor to his exploration of metaphysics and philosophy, blending Eastern and Western thought. His writing is characterized by a scholarly approach to understanding the relationship between the divine and human thought processes.

Among his many contributions, Troward's 'The Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science' and 'The Dore Lectures on Mental Science' are considered seminal works. They illustrate his profound belief in the power of focused thought to shape reality and the importance of individual connection with the universal spirit. Often, his lectures and books serve as a confluence of religious mysticism and practical philosophy, designed to aid personal empowerment and self-realization. His comprehensive anthology, 'The Complete Works of Thomas Troward,' gathers these pivotal lectures and other significant writings, offering a deep dive into his intellectual universe. Loyal readers and scholars of New Thought continue to study Troward's work for its visionary synthesis of spiritual intuition and logical explanation.