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Prentice Mulford

Prentice Mulford (1834-1891) was an American journalist, humorist, and mystic who played a key role in the New Thought movement, pioneering teachings on the Law of Attraction and mental science. Born in Sag Harbor, New York, he led an adventurous life as a seaman, gold prospector, and teacher in California before turning to journalism in San Francisco and later retiring as a hermit in New Jersey to write his influential White Cross Library essays on metaphysics and thought power.

Sag Harbor, New York, USA Apr 5, 1834
New Thought Mysticism Philosophy Memoir
Your Thought Forces and How To Use Them: Volume 1
Your Thought Forces and How To Use Them: Volume 1
2020
 Your Thought Forces and How To Use Them: Volume 2
Your Thought Forces and How To Use Them: Volume 2
2020
 Look Forward
Look Forward
2005
 Your Forces and How to Use Them - The White Cross Library: Volume III
Your Forces and How to Use Them - The White Cross Library: Volume III
2017
 One Way To Cultivate Encourage
One Way To Cultivate Encourage
2005
 Re-embodiment Universal in Nature
Re-embodiment Universal in Nature
2006