The Science of Being Well: Complete and Unabridged: A Practical Guide to Health, Thought, and Personal Vitality - Couverture souple
Synopsis
A classic work of New Thought philosophy, The Science of Being Well presents a clear and practical approach to health based on the disciplined use of thought and personal action.
Wallace D. Wattles extends the principles found in The Science of Getting Rich and The Science of Being Great, focusing here on the development of physical well-being through mental clarity, constructive thinking, and consistent habits. The work emphasizes the relationship between thought, vitality, and the body’s natural processes.
Rather than presenting medical instruction, Wattles offers a framework for supporting health through the proper direction of thought and behavior. He argues that individuals can improve their condition by maintaining a constructive mental state, acting with purpose, and aligning daily conduct with a clear vision of well-being.
About the Author
Wallace D. Wattles (1860–1911) was an American writer associated with the New Thought movement. His works explore the relationship between thought, action, and personal success, presenting practical methods for achieving material, mental, and physical development. In addition to The Science of Being Well, he is best known for The Science of Getting Rich and The Science of Being Great, which together form a closely related body of work on personal development and applied philosophy.
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