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Serving New Thought is pleased to present
Orison Swett Marden's
Love's Way
Book page numbers, along with the number to the left of the .htm extension match the page numbers of the original books to ensure easy use in citations for research papers and books
An Invitation -
Try Love's Way -
The Greatest Thing in the World -
Making Life a Song -
The Dream of Brotherhood -
Driving Away What We Long For Most -
Employers and Employers -
Spite Fences -
Work and Happiness -
Practising Love's Way -
Training the Child -
How to Lighten Your Words -
Survival Value -
The Miracle Worker -
Our Little Brothers and Sisters -
The Thing That Makes a Home -
"Stranger, Why Should I NOT Speak to you?" -
"I Serve the Strongest" -
The Daily Orientation -
Scatter Your Flowers As You Go -
Love Letters From God -
The Harmony Bath -
Heroism at Home -
What the Bee Teaches Us -
Love's Way and Christmas Giving -
Contents -
"'I sometimes think we women nowadays
are in danger of being too busy to be really
useful,' said an old lady, thoughtfully. 'We
hear so much about making every minute
count, and always having some work or course
of study for spare hours, and having our activities all synchronized, that there is no place
left for small wayside kindnesses. We go to
see the sick neighbor and relieve the poor
neighbor; but for the common every-day
neighbor who has not fallen by the way, so
far as we can see, we haven't a minute to
spare. But everybody who needs a cupful of
cold water isn't calling the fact out to the
world, and there are a great many little pauses
by the way that are no waste of time. The
old-fashioned exchange of garden flowers over
the back fence and a friendly chat about domestic matters helped to brighten weary days
and brought more cheer than many a sermon.
We ought not to be too busy to inquire for
the girl away at school or to be interested in
the letter from the boy at sea or "over there."
It is a comfort to the mother's lonely heart
to feel that somebody else cares for that which
means so much to her. Especially we ought
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