The Science of Being Well

Description

What If Being Well Begins with the Way You Think and Live?

It is easy to feel disconnected from your own sense of vitality. Fear, discouragement, unhealthy routines, and constant attention to what may be wrong can gradually shape the way you think about your body and your future.

Wallace D. Wattles believed that a different approach was possible.

In The Science of Being Well, he applies the same direct, practical New Thought philosophy found in The Science of Getting Rich to health and well-being. His central message is that thought alone is not enough. Faith must be joined with purposeful action and expressed through the way you eat, breathe, sleep, think, and live.

A Foundational New Thought Classic

First published in 1910, The Science of Being Well presents Wattles’s spiritual understanding of what he called the Principle of Health: an inner tendency toward life, renewal, constructive action, and greater expression.

Wattles invites readers to move their attention away from fear and decline and toward a more deliberate vision of life, health, faith, and possibility.

This is not simply a collection of positive statements. Wattles repeatedly connects belief with action. He asks readers to examine how their thoughts influence their choices and whether their daily habits support the life they wish to experience.

Explore a More Purposeful Relationship with Well-Being

As you read, you will be encouraged to consider:

• How habitual thoughts may shape your relationship with your body
• Why Wattles believed faith must be personally applied
• How fear and persistent attention to illness can affect your outlook
• The difference between forcing change through willpower and directing the will toward constructive thought
• How eating, breathing, sleep, and other daily actions fit into his larger philosophy
• How spiritual conviction and practical living can work together

For Readers Drawn to Spiritual and Metaphysical Wisdom

This book may be especially meaningful if you are interested in New Thought, manifestation, mind-body philosophy, spiritual healing traditions, or the writings of authors such as Florence Scovel Shinn, Neville Goddard, Joseph Murphy, and Catherine Ponder.

Readers familiar with The Science of Getting Rich will also recognize Wattles’s distinctive idea of thinking and acting in a “Certain Way.” Here, however, he applies that principle to vitality, faith, daily habits, and the fuller expression of life.

A Complete Digital Edition

Your purchase includes a complete 73-page PDF edition featuring:

• All 17 chapters of Wattles’s original work
• A linked table of contents for easier navigation
• The original 1910 title and publication information
• A historical portrait of Wallace D. Wattles
• Readable formatting for computers, tablets, and phones

Why the Original Price Still Matters

The original title page lists a selling price of $1 in 1910. That was a considerably larger purchase than one dollar represents today.

The regular price of this digital edition is intentionally based on the estimated modern purchasing power of that original price. The current sale price makes the complete work available for much less while preserving the historical context and perceived value of Wattles’s book.

Read Wattles in the Context of His Time and Philosophy

Wallace D. Wattles wrote from an early twentieth-century New Thought perspective and makes strong statements about health, faith, thought, and healing. This edition preserves his original language so readers can engage with his philosophy as he presented it.

This book is offered for personal, historical, spiritual, and educational exploration. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for diagnosis, treatment, medication, or care from a qualified health professional.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the complete original book?

Yes. This digital edition includes all 17 chapters of Wallace D. Wattles’s original 1910 work, along with a linked table of contents, the original title-page information, and a historical portrait of the author.

Has the original text been rewritten or shortened?

No. Wattles’s original language and ideas have been preserved so you can read the work as he presented it. The book reflects the spiritual, metaphysical, and health beliefs of the early New Thought movement.

Is this book medical advice?

No. The Science of Being Well is offered for historical, spiritual, educational, and personal exploration. It is not medical advice and should not replace diagnosis, medication, treatment, or care from a qualified health professional.

Who is this book for?

This book may appeal to readers interested in New Thought, spiritual well-being, mind-body philosophy, manifestation, personal development, and classic authors such as Florence Scovel Shinn, Neville Goddard, Joseph Murphy, and Catherine Ponder.

Do I need to read The Science of Getting Rich first?

No. The Science of Being Well stands on its own. Readers familiar with The Science of Getting Rich will recognize Wattles’s idea of thinking and acting in a “Certain Way,” but no previous reading is required.

What format will I receive?

You will receive a 73-page PDF that can be read on most computers, tablets, and smartphones. The linked table of contents makes it easier to move between chapters.

Will I receive a printed book?

No. This is a digital product delivered as a downloadable PDF. No physical book will be shipped.

What if the book is not right for me?

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Begin Exploring the Science of Being Well

If you are ready to examine the connection between your thoughts, your faith, your habits, and the way you approach life, this classic offers a direct and thought-provoking place to begin.

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