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. . Self-Improvement-eBooks.com Choose from over 800 personal development ebooks and audios! Learn how you can become a member of Cornerstone Book Club. Several eBooks by Prentice Mulford available . . . Click Here for full details. Prentice Mulford (1834-1891) New Thought Pioneer Although Prentice Mulford was one of the earliest pioneers of the New Thought teaching, he is still comparatively little known or read, chiefly on account of the high price of the six volumes known as "The White Cross Library," in which form are published his essays in America. Prentice Mulford was born in Sag Harbor, Long Island, USA in 1834. He was described as the strangest of men. He envisioned the airplane and radio and prophesized mental telepathy and practiced it. At 22 Prentice sailed to California. In Jamestown, California he was a gold miner, cook, school teacher, lecturer and observer of human nature, but made his fortune not from gold but by his interesting and imaginative articles and books. He was a fixture in San Francisco literary circles with the likes of Twain, Harte, and the Bohemian set in the 1860’s. He wrote dozens of humorous short stories for the Overland Monthly, Golden Era, Californian, and other local journals. He referred to himself as "Dogberry". In 1865 he became interested in mental and spiritual phenomena and lived in an old whaleboat cruising San Francisco Bay. After returning from a trip abroad, Prentice Mulford lived for the next 17 years as a hermit in the swamps of Passaic, New Jersey. It was there he wrote some of his finest works on mental/spiritual laws including his "The White Cross Library" dealing in the topic Thought Currents and How to Use Them. His essays embody a particular philosophy, and represent a peculiar phase of insight into the mystery which surrounds man. The essays were the work, as the insight was the gift, of a man who owed nothing to books, perhaps not much to what is ordinarily meant by observation, and everything or nearly everything to reflection nourished by contact with nature. To many his thoughts may seem but dreams; to others they are priceless truths. That he was a wise teacher and no dogmatist is apparent from his own words "In the spiritual life every person is his or her own discoverer, and you need not grieve if your discoveries are not believed in by others. It is your business to push on, find more and increase your own individual happiness." To him, at any rate, is due the credit of having been a pioneer in the thought that is now influencing people throughout the world, and his influence is very apparent in the writings of all the teachers of the same school that have followed him. At age 57, Mulford decided to return to Sag Harbor and write about Long Island after the Gold Rush but he passed away peacefully, without any apparent illness or pain, alone in his boat en route. After 30 years in an unmarked grave, Mulford’s body was taken to Oakland Cemetery in Sag Harbor where a large stone was placed on his grave with these words, "Thoughts are Things". The following books by Prentice Mulford are available to purchase in eBook form for immediate download. They may then be read on your computer and printed out. The eBooks are in Adobe Acrobat Reader (.pdf) format. Your Forces and How to Use Them Prentice Mulford: New Thought Pioneer (by Eva Martin) The Best of Prentice Mulford: Essays Selected from the White Cross Library (ebook includes the complete texts of the books "Thoughts Are Things" and "The God in You".) The following books may be ordered using a Credit Card via our association with Amazon.com. Be sure to use the Back button on your browser after viewing or ordering to enable you to check out the other titles listed on this and our other pages: Thoughts Are Things Your Forces and How to Use Them The Gift of Understanding Prentice Mulford’s Story Gift of the Spirit Thought Forces Essays Selected from the White Cross Library Click on the above to play video * * * Become Aware of Your Self Today * * * www.RealizationSystem.com Here are links to many other similar authors: James Allen Ralph Waldo Trine Florence Scovel Shinn Raymond Charles Barker Prentice Mulford Wallace D.Wattles Henry Drummond H. Emilie Cady Charles Fillmore Charles F. Haanel Louise L. Hay Mary Baker Eddy Emmet Fox Ursula Gestefeld Emma Curtis Hopkins Shakti Gawain George Bendall Henry T. Hamblin Frederick Bailes Warren Felt Evans Catherine Ponder Thomson Jay Hudson Venice Bloodworth Sidney A. Weltmer Thomas Troward Ralph Waldo Emerson Ella Wheeler Wilcox Christian D. Larson Henry Wood Phineas P. 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