Out from the heart

Name: Out from the heart
Author: James Allen

By James Allen

Open in WeRead

Explore more books like this:

Philosophy & Ethics

About This Book

A series of reflective essays contends that character, circumstance, and destiny arise from the quality of inner thought and feeling. It explains how mind shapes habit, habits determine actions, and disciplined attention to mental life leads to moral improvement, peace, and practical transformation. Chapters explore the nature and power of mind, habit formation, the interplay of knowing and doing, initial steps toward a higher life, and how mental conditions affect bodily and social outcomes. The work blends philosophical exposition with concrete exhortation, urging careful guardianship of the heart and steady cultivation of virtues to reshape outward life.

About the Author

James Allen

James Allen was a British philosophical writer and poet, best known for his inspirational works that explore the power of thought and personal development. His most famous book, "As a Man Thinketh," emphasizes the connection between a person's thoughts and their life circumstances, advocating for the cultivation of positive thinking. Allen's writings often reflect a deep understanding of the human condition and the importance of self-improvement. In addition to his seminal work, he authored other notable titles such as "Out from the Heart" and "The Way of Peace," which further delve into themes of inner peace and moral philosophy.