About this book
Thoughts are Things (Version 2) by Prentice Mulford invites you to uncover the surprising power of everyday thinking and how it shapes your world. Mulford’s lucid essays, written during the late 19th-century flowering of New Thought, argue that ideas are not idle—thoughts carry force, attract conditions, and influence character. Blending practical advice with spiritual insight, he presents a philosophy of mental discipline, optimism, and moral responsibility that anticipates modern positive-thinking movements.
Grounded in the intellectual climate that produced writers like Ralph Waldo Emerson, Mulford’s work is part meditation, part handbook: reflections on self-control, visualization, gratitude, and the ethical use of imagination. The language is direct and accessible, making complex metaphysical claims feel practicable for daily life. Historical context gives these pages an added resonance, showing how early American philosophy shaped contemporary self-improvement and mind-body paradigms.
Ideal for listeners of philosophy, personal development, and spiritual classics, this audiobook offers practical tools to reframe thought patterns and foster inner change. Tune in for a compact, inspiring guide to harnessing mind power—perfect for anyone curious about New Thought, positive thinking, or the philosophical roots of modern self-help.
