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by Ernest Holmes (Author)
Ernest Holmes's foundational work presents a comprehensive philosophy of spiritual law, consciousness, and the creative power of thought.
In The Science of Mind, Ernest Holmes outlines the principles of a spiritual philosophy that combines elements of metaphysics, religion, psychology, and philosophical inquiry. Drawing from the teachings of the New Thought movement, Holmes argues that the universe operates according to spiritual laws that can be understood and applied through conscious thought and disciplined belief.
Holmes teaches that the human mind participates in a universal intelligence, and that individuals can transform their lives by aligning their thoughts with this deeper creative principle. Through spiritual awareness, affirmative thought, and intentional action, he suggests that individuals can shape their experiences and move toward greater harmony, success, and fulfillment.
First published in 1926, The Science of Mind became the central text of the Religious Science movement and remains one of the most influential works of twentieth-century metaphysical philosophy. Its teachings continue to guide readers interested in the relationship between consciousness, spiritual law, and the creative power of belief.
