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The Science of Being Well by Wallace D. Wattles, Jim Killavey, Bart Van den Hoogen · Booklabria

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Wallace D. Wattles, Jim Killavey, Bart Van den Hoogen
The Science of Being Well

HealthSelf-Improvement

The Science of Being Well

Name: The Science of Being Well
Author: Wallace D. Wattles, Jim Killavey, Bart Van den Hoogen

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First published: 1910
Language: English
Editions: 65

Synopsis

The Science of Being Great is from the author Wallace D. Wattles (1860 - 1911), whose work inspired the cult-phenomenon book and film "The Secret". He was a widely popular and pioneering writer in the self-help and success genres. According to Wattles each person has within themselves a Principle of Health. (The word Principle is used as meaning source.) The Principle of Health in a person, when in full constructive activity, causes all the voluntary functions of his life to be perfectly performed. It is the Principle of Health in a person which really works all healing, no matter what system.

Subjects: Health
Self-Improvement
Mental healing
New Thought

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