1/1, 1929.

2/6 a year.

Volume numbering continues that of International New Thought Alliance Record, 1927-1928.

This was the official organ of the INTA in Great Britain. It reprinted the Principles of that organization and published articles like E.H. Gilmour's "The Woman at the Altar," Narna Scutt's "The Voice," snippets from the likes of Tagore, and book reviews, etc., and a helpful guide to New Thought and "higher thought" groups and practitioners around the British Empire, like Julia Seton's Happiness Club and Nona Brooks' Divine Science Fellowship. It carried advertisements for Philip Rahtjen ("All poisons are eliminated from the body, the blood purified and regenerated") and others.