MITCH HOROWITZ : HISTORIAN OF MIND SCIENCE WITH ACTIONABLE WORKS
I told one of my experienceds in New Thought in a DM to Mitch Horowitz. He was very supportive because he loves his work. So do I. The story I told was about seeing the Ralston Society as the publisher of a book at a yard sale for $1. I know a first edition of Think and Grow Rich when I see one. Treasured the book for a decade than sold it for $2,000 to make my point about having a Definite Chief Aim. Now I'm reading another book in Horowitz's series on New Thought. The man lives his message. He is right about getting back to the insight of the pioneers. Claude M. Bristol, Ernest Holmes, Neville Goddard and others. One of my favorite 'coincidental' books is "Secret of the Ages" by Robert Collier. He was the nephew of Peter Fenelon Collier, founder of Collier's Weekly. The legacy of something magical is how Collier's magazine became a pioneer in the subscription concept because Peter Collier's boss would not utilize his idea. So