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    The Philosophy Emerson: A Conversation between Ralph Waldo Emerson and Ernest Holmes
    The Philosophy Emerson: A Conversation between Ralph Waldo Emerson and Ernest Holmes
    The Philosophy Emerson: A Conversation between Ralph Waldo Emerson and Ernest Holmes
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    The Philosophy Emerson: A Conversation between Ralph Waldo Emerson and Ernest Holmes

    Written by Ernest Holmes and Mitch Horowitz

    Narrated by Mitch Horowitz

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    An extraordinary journey through the powers of the mind with two giants of modern mysticism: Ralph Waldo Emerson and Ernest Holmes. Introduced and narrated by New Thought historian Mitch Horowitz.

    Here is an intimate “conversation” between Transcendentalist philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson and Science of Mind founder Ernest Holmes, in which Holmes provides practical commentary on Emerson's landmark essays, “Spiritual Laws” and “History.”

    Award-winning historian and New Thought author Mitch Horowitz narrates and introduces this first-time audio edition, which shines a new light on the power of thought to remake your life. This new edition is rendered in gender-neutral language.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAscent Audio
    Release dateJan 1, 2017
    ISBN9781469035772
    The Philosophy Emerson: A Conversation between Ralph Waldo Emerson and Ernest Holmes
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    Ernest Holmes

    Ernest Holmes (1887- 1960) was an influential member of the New Thought movement and in 1927 he founded what would later come to be called The Centers for Spiritual Living. There are currently over 400 CSL churches throughout America.

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