Join us this week on New Thought Academy as we spotlight a familiar figure in New Thought with perhaps lesser-known work. Lillian DeWaters, born in 1883 in Stamford, Connecticut, was deeply rooted in Christian Science from a young age. However, her spiritual journey took a turn in 1924, leading to her separation from the Christian Science organization. Establishing her own publishing company, DeWaters authored over 30 books, all stemming from her direct experiences of Truth. Recognized worldwide as a teacher and healer, her writings continue to guide seekers on the path of spiritual realization and oneness with the Divine. Tune in as we present our exclusive production of an excerpt from DeWaters' seminal work, 'The One'.

On this week's episode of New Thought Academy, we present a digitally enhanced live talk from Herb Fitch, who you may recall was a student of Joel Goldsmith's Infinite Way teachings, and a prolific lecturer in his own right. In this excerpt from a series entitled "the Revelation of St. John the Divine: Accepting Your Divinity", Fitch paints an expansive picture of the true self. Join us on our New Thought podcast for another inspiring and thought provoking episode.

This week's episode of New Thought Academy's features a familiar name whose work may be a bit less so. Fenwicke Lindsay Holmes was an American author, former Congregational minister, and Religious Science leader. Alongside his brother Ernest, he played a pivotal role in the development of Religious Science and the founding of the United Centers for Spiritual Living. Holmes was also instrumental in the expansion of the New Thought movement in Japan, particularly through his collaboration with Dr. Masaharu Taniguchi in founding Seicho-No-Ie. Join us one New Thought Academy as we present our exclusive production of Fenwicke Holmes's timeless message.

This week on New Thought Academy, we present an exclusive and original reading from the work of F.W. Sears. Educated in psychology and known for his pivotal work in New Thought self-help during the early 20th century, Franklin Warren Sears introduced the concept of the Law of Harmonious Attraction, a theme that is still prevalent in today's self-help landscape. Join us on New Thought Academy as we present Sears's practical teachings, and hear how certain natural laws can empower you to realize success and fulfillment in your life.

Welcome to New Thought Academy's presentation of the Walter C. Lanyon Lecture Series. This week, as a bonus to subscribers, we present our original production of a meditation by Walter C. Lanyon, a renowned writer, artist, and self-proclaimed revelator of truth. Join us here at New Thought Academy as we once again showcase this illumined New Thought figure.

Welcome to New Thought Academy's presentation of the Walter C. Lanyon Lecture Series. This week, we present exclusive content for subscribers, in the form of our original production of a lecture. First published in the late 1920s by Walter C. Lanyon, a renowned writer, artist, and self-proclaimed revelator of truth, his book London Notes and Lectures features a wellspring of inspired concepts. Join us here at New Thought Academy as we once again showcase this illumined New Thought figure.

New Thought Academy presents an original reading of a book excerpt from a lesser-known, yet still noteworthy, writer in the New Thought movement. First published in 1935, Frances W. Foulks's The Secret of Demonstration deftly explores the importance of "seeking the kingdom" rather than the manifestation of things to experience the realization of seeming needs. Tune in to this week's episode of New Thought Academy for a brief yet illuminating guide on living a more fulfilled life.

This week on New Thought Academy, we present another digitally enhanced, classic, and enlightening lecture by Dr. Joseph Murphy, New Thought luminary, renowned author, psychologist, and ordained minister. Best known for his work on "The Power of Your Subconscious Mind". Here, Murphy discusses the value of experience and explains why youth is a state of consciousness.

On this bonus episode of New Thought Academy, we present an excerpt of a lecture delivered by Frederick J. Eikerenkoetter II, more commonly known as Reverend Ike, a minister who is largely considered an early proponent of the often controversial "prosperity gospel", on the importance of remembering your divine origin. Rev. Ike, as evidenced by his work, was inspired by others in the New Thought movement, and publically cited Neville Goddard's "Resurrection" as his favorite book, omitting the Bible. Note that we've edited and digitally altered this audio so that it serves as a clear, personal, and concise message for New Thought Academy listeners on the go. Tune in for a timely reminder about the importance of knowing the truth about yourself.

This week, invite you to join us for a special episode of our New Thought podcast, where we present another portion of a live recording from the 1960s by writer and lecturer Alfred Aiken, a digitally enhanced continuation of season 2 episode 15. Tune in to New Thought Academy as we continue to showcase hidden gems of esoteric insight.