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1940 It is a cornerstone text of the New Thought movement, originally delivered as a series of Sunday addresses at the Doré Gallery in London. Troward, a former British judge, uses legalistic logic to explore how thought and consciousness shape physical reality. His central thesis is that "Mind is the creative cause" and that individuals can manifest their desires by aligning their personal "will" with the "Universal Mind" or "Spirit". Troward's work heavily influenced later self-help and metaphysical teachers like Ernest Holmes and Neville Goddard.