Thomas Troward
13 books
About the Author
Thomas Troward (1847-1916) was a pioneering English author, philosopher, and judge whose profound insights into the power of thought and the mental nature of the universe have left an indelible mark on the New Thought movement. Serving as a Divisional Judge in British India for over two decades, Troward drew from his experiences and deep study of metaphysics, mysticism, and comparative religion to articulate a visionary philosophy that emphasizes the creative potential of the human mind. His seminal work, The Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science, delivered in 1904, distills these ideas into accessible lectures that explore how mental processes shape reality, influencing countless thinkers and spiritual leaders in the realms of self-improvement and esoteric wisdom.
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