Lilian Whiting

The Life Radiant: Illustrated Edition Lilian Whiting

Publisher Marketing: The Life Radiant - Illustrated Edition In this book Miss Whiting aims to portray a practical ideal for daily living that shall embody the sweetness and exaltation and faith that lend enchantment to life. It is, in a measure, a logical sequence of "The World Beautiful," leading into still diviner harmonies. With Quotes from the most famous New though thinkers of her time such as Emerson, Leadbetter, Edison, Tesla, and so many more, this book is a valuable instrument in allowing us to think at how we live our lives and view obstacles as they come. - (c)2015 Z El Bey. All Rights Reserved. Table of Contents: THE GOLDEN AGE LIES ONWARD. The Supreme Illumination Creating the New World Eliminating Anxieties Heaven's Perfect Hour Love and Good Will The Diviner Possibilities The Weight of the Past DISCERNING THE FUTURE. A Determining Question In Proportion to Power THE ETHEREAL REALM. A Scientific Fact A Glorious Inauguration Finer Cosmic Forces Health and Happiness A New Force The Service of the Gods THE POWER OF THE EXALTED MOMENT. Obey the Vision The Open Door Interruptions as Opportunities The Charm of Companionship A Summer Pilgrimage in Arizona A Tragic Idyl of Colorado A Remarkable Mystic The Momentous Question THE NECTAR OF THE HOUR. A Profound Experience The Law of Prayer Conduct and Beauty The Divine Panorama Also the Holy Ghost, the Comforter Contributor Bio:  Whiting, Lilian Lilian Whiting (October 3, 1859-1942) was an American journalist and author. Born at Niagara Falls, New York, she was literary editor of the Boston Traveler from 1880 to 1890, editor of the Boston Budget in 1890-93, and afterward spent much of her time in Europe. She died in 1942.