A Man's Reach

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The book explores the life and influence of a man who, while not a formal leader in the "New Thought" movement, played a significant role in integrating its principles into religious practices. A deeply spiritual figure and mystic, he gained recognition through his writings and became a sought-after speaker. He founded "Camp Farthest Out" in Minnesota, fostering a community focused on fellowship and spiritual renewal. In 1942, he dedicated himself entirely to guiding others in the harmonious connection of body, mind, and spirit with God.