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In Tune with the Infinite: An Inspirational Masterpiece that Transcends Time

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"In Tune With The Infinite: Fullness of Peace, Power and Plenty" is a book about the essence of the existence of mankind. And Mr. Ralph Waldo Trine couldn't be any more precise in explaining this when he said that, "The great central fact in human life, in your life and mine, is the coming into a conscious, vital realization of our oneness with this Infinite Life, and the opening of ourselves fully to this divine inflow". Based on some of Mr. Waldo's precepts, man is created to the image of the Infinite and by this grace begets the power to control his own dominion. We are ONE with It and therefore all connected to one another. For this reason, the cause and effects of our actions toward others will always reflect back. This book is soothing not only for the spirit and the soul but also for the body. Because of its profound ideas it may seem hard to read at first but as you begin to understand its words, it flows gently into one's mind. This book has helped me change my life. In tune with the Infinite. I highly recommend it to all readers.

Exciting, powerful - Henry Ford attributed his success to the inspiration he received from this book. Notes and highlighting are prolific in my dog-eared copy. The author addresses: What is God?(16), What is Thought?(24), What is the unseen side of life? (28), God is guiding me.(83), We can perform miracles now.(118), Send out your thought.(137), Don't surrender your individuality. (121), Building castles in the air. (26), Study the nature of thought.(24), etc. This classic was a best-seller when first printed in 1908 and continues on today in its timeless fashion. "There is a golden thread," Trine writes, "that runs through every religion in the world."

This book is one of the best spiritual guidebooks I have everread. I strongly recommend this book to any person who wants to thinkthrough the meaning of life and is sincere about self-improvement. The best quote is probably "Life is not so complex if we do not persistently make it so...The springs of life are all from within. Invariably it is true--as is the inner so always and inevitably will be the outer." Another quote I like is "The great central fact in human life, in your life and in mine, is the coming into a conscious, vital realization of our oneness with this Infinite Life, and the opening of ourselves to this divine inflow." He discusses visualization, positive thinking and the need to become our own best friend: "In the degree that we open ourselves to the higher powers and let them manifest through us, then by the very inspirations we carry with us do we become in a sense the saviors of our fellow men, and in this way we are all, or may become, the saviors of one another." Get this book and help change the world into a better place by learning more about who you are in relation to the Infinite.

Reading this book had a more profound effect on my life than hearing any sermon in a church. Trine succinctly and eloquently explains how and why we all must be "in tune with the Infinite." As the title page of his original 1897 book states, "Within yourself lies the cause of whatever enters into your life. To come into the full realization of your own awakened interior powers, is to be able to condition your life in exact accord with what you would have it." If he were alive today, I'm certain this would be an Oprah Winfrey "Book of the Month" club selection.

This is not the book it purports to be. The rights to the book were bought by another company and the book was rewritten so much that the book is unrecognizable. I bought this as a reading copy to the older original version of the book(A 3rd edition from 1908). Man, was that a mistake. DON'T BY THIS BOOK! it's not the original, it's a travesty.

<sidenote:Amazon mispelled the title(tracend?)

It has been long time since my exsposure to this gem. I like most of you loan our foremost treasures to our confidantes and "friends?" The particular book I had was part of a set of three at one time belonging to alocal man of repute his dated inside cover indicating a turn of the century period , as I recall when he so procurred .I surely hope the friend I loaned such {I'm sure!} treats this treasure as I do The world must never lose such heartfelt truth's

In today's fast paced world, many look to the authors of what are called "current works", but truth and wisdom are timeless! Before all of todays great sages and seers came to us with truth and wisdom...there was Ralph Waldo Trine! If you are a true seeker of the truth, then to read "IN TUNE WITH THE INFINITE" will be your next step in your own personal Quest

I have read this book at least 25 times and each time I have gained some inspiration from its many messages. It is an excellant preamble to begin study in the Science of Mind classes available or the introduction of Metaphysics. Nothing you don't know all ready, just not thought of in this way in most cases. Very enlightening and prompts you to guard your precious thoughts.

I agree with Peter's review but I have one minor correction. I have in my possession a copy of this book dating from 1897. It is great!

This is a masterful clearly written work that reveals what every person wants and needs to know. Without a doubt, every teacher, parent and child should be given the gift that this book is. Trine says, "Not to love is not to be alive, or it is to live a living death." Leon Michael Cautillo