To You [IAPSOP]

Periodical:	*To You*

Summary:	From Pat Deveney's database: To You. A Monthly Magazine of Inspiration and Enlightenment on Things Both Spiritual and Physical / A Magazine . . . for the Discriminating Individual . . . that Develops and Enhances the Art of Living Here and Hereafter. Fools Deride; Philosophers Investigate 1934-1941? Monthly, then bimonthly Hollywood, Los Gatos, CA. Language: English. Editor: John E. Richardson ("T.K."). Succeeds: Indo-American Magazine->Life and Action->The Great Work In America. Succeeded by: Life and Action Corporate author: The Great School of Natural Science 1/1, March 1934-8/1, 1941(?) 42 pp, $2.50 a year, 25 cents a copy. This succeeded The Great Work in America and Life and Action. At some point the journal was revived under the name Life and Action, with volume 29 being published in 2002.
Other Sources:	Northwestern University.
Issues:	To You V1 N1 Mar 1934
	To You V1 N2 Apr 1934
	To You V1 N3 May 1934
	To You V1 1934 Wrappers
	To You V2 N2 1935 Apr
	To You V2 N3 1935 May
	To You V2 N8 1935 Oct
	To You V3 N1 1936 Mar
	To You V3 N8 1937 Oct
	To You V2 N11 1936 Jan
	To You V2 N12 1936 Feb
	To You V4 N1 1937 Mar
	To You V4 N2 1937 Apr
	To You V4 N3 1937 May
	To You V4 N4 1937 Jun
	To You V4 N5 1937 Jul
	To You V4 N6 Aug 1937
	To You V4 N7 Sep 1937
	To You V4 N8 1937 Oct
	To You V4 N9 Nov 1937
	To You V4 N10 Dec 1937
	To You V4 N11 Jan 1938
	To You V4 N12 Feb 1938
	To You V6 N4 1939 Sep Oct
	To You V6 N6 1940 Jan-feb
	To You V7 N1 1940 Mar-apr
	To You V7 N3 1940 Jul-aug
	To You V7 N4 1940 Sep-oct
	To You V7 N6 1941 Jan-feb
	To You V8 N1 1941 Mar-apr
Claude-Generated Themes:	To You was a mid-1930s New Thought monthly of the mental-science / success school. Its instruction turns on the creative and directive power of thought: readers are urged not merely to think but to make thought serve attainment—prosperity, abundance, demonstration, and the law of attraction are its working vocabulary. A vein of esoteric and literary coloring surfaces now and then, as in a meditation on Egyptian Osirian imagery or the motif of the soul as light-bearer, and autosuggestion and mental training supply its practical technique. It belongs squarely to the New Thought and self-improvement current; the heavy incidence of the word 'control' in its pages denotes self-mastery, not spirit mediumship. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:	New Thought