Where other collections are only the products of psychotherapeutic case studies, this heavily illustrated, classic analysis stands in valuable contrast by presenting purely spontaneous and original works.

    He was the author of various books on Emile Coue. He wrote: The Practice of Autosuggestion by the Method of Emile Coue (1922), Christianity and Autosuggestion (1923) and Your Character From your Handwriting (1930).

    Drawn from the works of Saint Augustine, Saint Gregory and Saint Bernard, the writings form a coordinated body of doctrine by three of Western culture's most revered teachers of mystical theology. In addition to accounts of the writers' own religious experiences and their related theories, the book discusses speculative contemplation, defines mysticism and characteristics of Western mysticism, and contrasts contemplative and active lives. Filled with valuable suggestions and insights into the spiritual condition, this volume is a must for all students of mysticism.