Prosperity
Product Description
by Charles Fillmore
Synopsis:
By following and understanding the message of this book the reader is capable of experiencing prosperity in virtually every area of life. It is geared to those interested in both material and spiritual prosperity. The author was co-founder of the Unity Church, which was devoted to spiritual Christian principals that empower people in positive ways. This well-known classic is read over and over again by people who experience interesting results each time they do so. Contains a helpful guide of study questions for each chapter to clarify all of its teachings. Considered to be the one book that puts the true meaning of prosperity in its proper perspective.
Biography:
Born in 1854, on an Indian reservation near St. Cloud, Minnesota, Charles Fillmore spent much of his early life unsuccessfully speculating on real estate and traveling the country seeking a cure for his wife Myrtle's tuberculosis before cofounding the New Thought—based Unity movement with her. Their popular magazine, Unity, was first published in 1891. The Unity movement eventually oversaw multiple magazines and ran the town Unity Village in Lee's Summit, Missouri. Fillmore died in 1948.
Paperback: 272 pages
Synopsis:
By following and understanding the message of this book the reader is capable of experiencing prosperity in virtually every area of life. It is geared to those interested in both material and spiritual prosperity. The author was co-founder of the Unity Church, which was devoted to spiritual Christian principals that empower people in positive ways. This well-known classic is read over and over again by people who experience interesting results each time they do so. Contains a helpful guide of study questions for each chapter to clarify all of its teachings. Considered to be the one book that puts the true meaning of prosperity in its proper perspective.
Biography:
Born in 1854, on an Indian reservation near St. Cloud, Minnesota, Charles Fillmore spent much of his early life unsuccessfully speculating on real estate and traveling the country seeking a cure for his wife Myrtle's tuberculosis before cofounding the New Thought—based Unity movement with her. Their popular magazine, Unity, was first published in 1891. The Unity movement eventually oversaw multiple magazines and ran the town Unity Village in Lee's Summit, Missouri. Fillmore died in 1948.
Paperback: 272 pages
