The Heavenly Life

James Allen (1864-1912) was a British philosophical writer famous for writing many early inspirational books and poetry, as well as being a pioneer of the self-help movement. In this 1908 work, Allen continues his quest to reveal the true path to inner peace in a chaotic and messy world. Characteristically, he advises on both the spiritual and the practical, helping the reader live in the moment, search out simplicity, and find one's inner goodness. With words that are as poignant today as when first written, "The Heavenly Life" aims to offers a welcome balm for uneasy souls in an uncertain world. Contents include: "The Divine Centre", "The Eternal Now", "The 'Original Simplicity'", "The Unfailing Wisdom", "The Might of Meekness", "The Righteous Man", "Perfect Love", "Greatness and Goodness", "Heaven in the Heart", etc. James Allen is best remembered for his work, "As a Man Thinketh", which has remained in mass-production since it was first published in in 1903, and has been a constant source of inspiration to people around the world. Other notable works by this author include: "Through the Gate of Good; or, Christ and Conduct" (1903), "Byways of Blessedness" (1904), and "Out from the Heart" (1904).