In Tune with the Infinite

One of the most powerful self-development books ever written, this life-changing classic reveals how your thoughts shape your destiny.

Here is a landmark guide to prosperity, lifeA's purpose, and self-development by the writer who helped pioneer the inspirational genre: Ralph Waldo Trine. When Trine first published In Tune with the Infinite in 1897, it touched the nation and quickly became one of the most popular books of the dawning century.

In Tune with the Infinite was embraced by industrialists (Henry Ford gave away hundreds of copies to colleagues and associates), schoolteachers, laborers, homemakers, students: thoughtful people from all walks of life to whom its message was sheer dynamite. Enduring for decades as the nationA's preeminent work of self-help, In Tune with the Infinite speaks as urgently and radically today as it did a century ago.

Now this milestone is available to a new generation, its complete text reset and redesigned in a handsome, affordable edition.

An influential figure in the early New Thought movement, Ralph Waldo Trine was born in 1866, in Mount Morris, Illinois. The author of more than a dozen books, he began as a journalist before writing his widely popular In Tune with the Infinite, which went on to sell more than two million copies. Trine died in 1958 in Claremont, California.