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""Within yourself lies the cause of whatever enters into your life. To come into the full realization of your own awakened interior powers, is to be able to condition your life in exact accord with what you would have it."" These words set the keynote of Trine's message in In Tune with the Infinite, in which he sets forth with simplicity and clearness the application to practical life those spiritual laws that make for the ""fullness of peace, power, and plenty.""

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It is one of the simplest, clearest works ever written, dealing with the power of the interior forces in molding the everyday conditions of life (San Francisco Bulletin) It not only reveals the author's recognition of spiritual law, but in certain instances shows his rare and remarkable understanding of the nature and action of such law; the preface alone shows his high intuition, and the book proves his ability to achieve his purpose in a marvelous degree. (Boston Daily Evening Transcript) Mr. Trine can write well upon such topics as this. His is alive, vigorous, cheery, confident. The work has distinctiveness in its style and method. (The Literary World, London)

It is one of the simplest, clearest works ever written, dealing with the power of the interior forces in molding the everyday conditions of life (San Francisco Bulletin) It not only reveals the author's recognition of spiritual law, but in certain instances shows his rare and remarkable understanding of the nature and action of such law; the preface alone shows his high intuition, and the book proves his ability to achieve his purpose in a marvelous degree. (Boston Daily Evening Transcript) Mr. Trine can write well upon such topics as this. His is alive, vigorous, cheery, confident. The work has distinctiveness in its style and method. (The Literary World, London)

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Ralph Waldo Trine (1866-1958) was a pioneer of the New Thought movement, whose writings have inspired millions since they were first published over a century ago. He sought, in his own words, to give to his readers something ""that will lighten the everyday struggles of our common life; something that will add a little sweetness here, a little hope there; . . . something that will lead each one to the knowledge of the divinity of every human soul; something that will lead each one to the conscious realization of his own divinity, with all its attendant riches, and glories, and powers.""

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