How to Use New Thought in Home Life

Publisher Marketing: Chapter 1 How to Reduce Friction and Preserve Love 5 Chapter 2 The Getting Mad Habit 10 Chapter 3 Help For the Drudging Wife 13 Chapter 4 How Concentration Eliminates Drudgery 17 Chapter 5 Success for Two 20 Chapter 6 On Pulling Together 26 Chapter 7 On Dealing With Refractory Husbands 37 Chapter 8 When Your Husband Doesn't Agree 42 Chapter 9 How To Live with a Groucher 45 Chapter 10 To a Wife Whose Husband Gets On Her Nerves 48 Chapter 11 Making Love a Habit of Thought 51 Chapter 12 A Wife and Her Conscience 54 Chapter 13 When You Think You Are "Misunderstood" 59 Chapter 14 Getting Rid of Jealousy 62 Chapter 15 Finance in the Home 67 Chapter 16 Husbands, Wives and Business 72 Chapter 17 Marriage as a Business Partnership 76 Chapter 18 When You Are Dissatisfied with Your Environment 78 Chapter 19 When You Can't Get On with Your Relatives and In-laws 83 Chapter 20 How To Transmute the Family's Ridicule 92 Chapter 21 How To Make Yourself Liked and How To Express Yourself 96 Chapter 22 Making Money and Spending Money 100 Chapter 23 To a Man Who Has Pressing Debts 104 Chapter 24 The Individual As a Magnet 113 Chapter 25 How To Use Your Storehouse of Personal Power 117 Chapter 26 Pre-Natal Impressions 123 Chapter 27 Making the Right Environment for Your Child 126 Chapter 28 How Father and Mother Can Best Train the Baby 132 Chapter 29 Answering Your Child's Questions 135 Chapter 30 How To Teach Your Children New Thought 138 Chapter 31 How One Family of Ten is Trained for the Efficient Life 146 Chapter 32 How To Treat the Arguing Habit 156 Chapter 33 When Your Daughter Declares Her Independence 159 Chapter 34 Taking Sides Against Father 162 Chapter 35 How Neighboring Mothers Can Cooperate for the Development and Happiness of Themselves and Their Children 165 Chapter 36 How To Teach Your Children the Value of Money 169 Chapter 37 How To Teach Your Children the Value of Money (Continued) 173 Chapter 38 What I Think About Marriage and Divorce 177 Chapter 39 Hypocrites and Divorce 188 Contributor Bio:  Towne, Elizabeth Elizabeth Towne was one of those whose life was committed to enlighten the world with the wisdom of the ages. She was not only a writer, but the editor of The Nautilus, and the promoter and publisher of names such as William Walker Atkinson, Wallace Wattles and Orison Swett Marden, considered the masters of self-development and positive thinking, and the real promoters of New Thought, a movement that came very much to life again with the Millennium. In dozens of books and magazine articles, she brilliantly captured the essence of life and success, represented by the movement then known as New Thought.