The material comprised in this volume has been selected from unpublished manuscripts and magazine articles by judge toward, and “the hidden power” is, it is believed, the last book that will be published under his name. Only an insignificant portion of his work has been deemed unworthy of permanent preservation. Whenever possible, dates have been affixed to these papers. Those published in 1902 appeared originally in “expression; a journal of mind and thought,” in London, and to some of these have been added notes made later by the author. The publishers wish to acknowledge their indebtedness to Mr. Daniel m. Murphy of new york for his services in the selection and arrangement of the material. daniel m. Murphy of new york for his services in the selection and arrangement of the material.

The Hidden Power (And Other Papers Upon Mental Science), by English judge, author, and New Thought advocate Thomas Troward, and was originally published in 1921.The Hidden Power is a collection of Thomas Troward's essays on New Thought, and other areas of mental science. and is one of the most in depth texts on the topic of thought-creation, spiritual manifestation, and the Law of Attraction. Troward goes into great detail about the negative uses of these concepts, believing there is a karmic result for negative thoughts, and writes on to how to protect one's self from these forms of manifestations. Whilst these concepts sound at face value New Age, Troward comes at them from a very Christian perspective, with clarity and gentle beautiful language. The book also includes the famous essay the Spirit of Opulence. The idea which consists in cultivating the feeling that we possess all sorts of riches which we can bestow upon others, and which we can bestow liberally because by this very action we open the way for still greater supplies to flow in.

This is one of the true classic self-help books, sought by many people over the years for its proven techniques. Troward has created a roadmap that one can follow by reading this book, that will allow one to travel on a path toward the realization of Truth.

Excerpt from The Hidden Power, and Other Papers on Mental Science The material comprised in this volume has been selected from unpublished manuscripts and magazine articles by Judge Troward, and "The Hidden Power" is, it is believed, the last book which will be published under his name. Only an insignificant portion of his work has been deemed unworthy of permanent preservation. Whenever possible, dates have been affixed to these papers. Those published in 1902 appeared originally in "Expression: A Journal of Mind and Thought," in London, and to some of these have been added notes made later by the author. The Publishers wish to acknowledge their indebtedness to Mr. Daniel M. Murphy of New York for his services in the selection and arrangement of the material. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

The material comprised in this volume has been selected from unpublished manuscripts and magazine articles by Judge Troward, and “The Hidden Power” is, it is believed, the last book which will be published under his name. Only an insignificant portion of his work has been deemed unworthy of permanent preservation. Whenever possible, dates have been affixed to these papers. Those published in 1902 appeared originally in “EXPRESSION: A Journal of Mind and Thought,” in London, and to some of these have been added notes made later by the author. The Publishers wish to acknowledge their indebtedness to Mr. Daniel M. Murphy of New York for his services in the selection and arrangement of the material.