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Divine Science and Healing
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- Gutenberg ID
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- Title
- Divine Science and Healing
- Language
- en
- Book source
- Global Grey
- Description max 80 words
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Divine Science and Healing is a classic New Thought guide to spiritual healing and practical mysticism by Malinda Cramer, first published in 1902. It offers lesson-based teachings on divine unity, affirmative prayer, and whole-person well-being.
- Summary up to 500 words
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Divine Science and Healing by Malinda Cramer is a spiritual guidebook that presents the principles of Divine Science, which teaches that God is the source of all creation and man is a direct expression of God. The book argues that the material world is an illusion and true reality is spiritual. It provides lessons on how to apply these principles in daily life, including affirmations, prayer, and healing. The author explores the nature of God and the universe, offering guidance on how to overcome limitations and achieve spiritual growth. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding the unity of all things and the direct relationship between humanity and God. It also discusses the concept of at-one-ment, which is the remedy for false believing and separation from the Good, True, and Real. The author argues that true healing is done in the consciousness of unity, and that it is the divine order, or trinity, that is taught in Divine Science. The book concludes by emphasizing the importance of a true and spiritual education, which is based on the knowledge of God and His creative action. It also highlights the significance of understanding the nature of God and the universe, and how this understanding can lead to freedom and wholeness.
- LLM editorial rating
- 4.2/5
- Download URL
- https://www.globalgreyebooks.com/ebooks/malinda-cramer_divine-science-and-healing.epub
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People
Authors
- Malinda Cramer
Classification
Categories
- Psychology
- Religion
- Self-Help