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PREFACE

THE demand during its first two years for nearly an edition a month of "Peace, Power, and Plenty," the author's last book. and its republication in England, Germany, and France, together with the hundreds of letters received from readers, many of whom say that it has opened up a new world of possibilities to them by enabling them to discover and make use of forces within themselves which they never before knew they possessed, all seem to be indications of a great hunger of humanity for knowledge of what we may call the new gospel of optimism and love, the philosophy of sweetness and light, which aims to show how one can put himself beyond the possibility of self-wreckage from ignorance, deficiencies, weaknesses, and even vicious tendencies, and which promises long-looked for relief from the slavery of poverty, limitation, ill-health, and all kinds of success and happiness enemies.

The author's excuse for putting out this companion volume, "The Miracle of Right Thought," is the hope of arousing the reader to discover the wonderful forces in the Great Within of himself which, if he could unlock and utilize, would lift him out of the region of anxiety and worry, eliminate most, if not all, of the discords and frictions of life, and enable him to make of himself everything he ever imagined he could and longed to become.

The book teaches the divinity of right desire; it