Books & Reading Guide
Thomas Troward was the philosopher of the New Thought movement. His "Edinburgh Lectures" provided the intellectual foundation that influenced Ernest Holmes, Joseph Murphy, and many others. His works are more philosophical than practical, but deeply rewarding.
Troward's foundational work, delivered as a series of lectures in Edinburgh. Systematically explores the relationship between Universal Mind and individual mind. Dense but profound—the philosophical backbone of New Thought.
Find on Amazon →A follow-up to the Edinburgh Lectures, delivered in London. Continues and deepens the exploration of mental causation and the nature of Spirit.
Find on Amazon →Explores how the creative power of the universe operates through individual consciousness. Troward's most focused treatment of personal application.
Find on Amazon →Troward's interpretation of scripture through the lens of Mental Science. Shows how biblical teachings align with metaphysical principles.
Find on Amazon →A collection of essays and addresses, published posthumously. Covers various aspects of Troward's teaching in accessible, shorter pieces.
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