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From Pat Deveney's database:
Life Culture. From the repetition of volume numbers, the journal seems to have had a hiatus and then been started again. It consisted almost entirely of Gaze's sermons and addresses on Life Culture, Invincible Mentality, Perpetual Efficiency, clippings on his lecture tours, and physical immortality ("Old age is a disease caused by a lack of co-operation with the laws of change and growth. This disease can be prevented or even cured by proper methods"), bulked out with advice on healthful diets (preferably fruitarian) and the like. The journal carried few advertisements (The |
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| Life Culture V4 N1 Sep 1904 | |
| Life Culture V1 N6 Jun 1914 | |
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Life Culture was a New Thought magazine of the movement's organizing years, its very keywords — new thought, concentration, prosperity, the subconscious, demonstration — declaring its allegiance. It reported on the movement as an institution, from proposals for a salaried national secretary and traveling lecturers to the California New Thought Exposition mounted at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Around its mental-science core it gathered the allied enthusiasms of the day: dietary and breathing hygiene, vegetarian reform, and the suggestive therapeutics of the 'suggestionist,' all folded into a practical program of success and abundance. It belongs plainly to New Thought, with mind-cure and success-literature as its nearest neighbors. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| New Thought | Sexual Elements: Continence, Free Love, Regeneration, and Sex Magic | Vegetarianism and Diet Reform |
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