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From Pat Deveney's database:
Mental Science Magazine.
Hardman was the successor of |
| INTA archives; LOC. | |
| Mental Science Magazine V2 N3 Mar 1940 | |
| Mental Science Magazine V2 N5 May 1940 | |
| Mental Science Magazine V3 N9 Sep 1941 | |
| Mental Science Monthly V11 N1 Jan 1949 | |
| Mental Science Monthly V11 N5 May 1949 | |
| Mental Science Monthly V11 N6 Jun 1949 | |
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The Mental Science Magazine was a Denver New-Thought monthly published by the Mental Science Institute, with Harvey Hardman as a leading voice. It teaches the standard mental-science curriculum - the creative subconscious, concentration, demonstration, and the mental laws of health and prosperity - in a practical, self-improvement register ('How to Demonstrate,' 'A Formula for Faith'). Suggestion and hypnotic technique feature as therapeutic tools, and the Institute operated a distance spiritual-healing service offering daily 'treatment' to applicants. Its scattered 'magic' and 'control' vocabulary denotes mental causation and self-mastery, not occultism or spiritualism. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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