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From Pat Deveney's database:
Training for Self-Conquest. This is the product of the Christward Ministry founded near The journal provided Thoughts/affirmations for the Month: "The Inclusive Consciousness which realizes God’s Presence in the midst of outward activity, can be the magnet which draws all of our being into an identification with the Spiritual Realities of Life. Spiritual Identification means merging the whole man, body, moods-mind-and-soul, with the power and order of Spirit. Physical existence becomes purposeful and constructive when man at last perceives that there are Goals, Ideals, and Energies with which he may align himself with steadfast intention. The practice of Spiritual Identification gives us a Direction, a North Star," etc.
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| Training For Self-conquest V1 N10 Oct 1946 | |
| Training For Self-conquest V1 N12 Dec 1946 | |
| Training For Self-conquest V2 N2 Feb 1947 | |
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Training for Self-Conquest was a monthly teaching leaflet written by Flower A. Newhouse, the mystic and founder of the Christward Ministry, issued from Vista, California in the mid-1940s. Each number develops a devotional theme — 'Spiritual Identification,' 'Constructive Words,' the discipline of self-conquest — instructing readers to merge body, mind and soul with an indwelling divine Presence. Newhouse's esoteric Christianity is frankly perennialist, quoting Krishna, Ramakrishna, Pascal and F. W. H. Myers alongside the Gospels, while her practical counsel that 'thoughts and words are creative' gives the leaflet a distinctly New Thought cast. The result is a compact organ of esoteric-Christian mysticism aimed at inner transformation rather than psychic phenomena. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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