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Legacy & Influence

Impact of New Thought on modern self-help and culture.

The New Thought Movement and the Human Potential Movement: A Legacy of Influence

October 7, 2026 | Legacy & Influence | George Kerr

Tracing the evolution from 19th-century metaphysical healing to 20th-century self-actualization, this article explores how New Thought’s core ideas shaped the human potential movement and continue to influence modern self-help culture.

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  • New Thought and Christian Science: A Comparative History
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  • Nona Brooks: The Other Co-Founder of Divine Science
  • William James and the New Thought Movement: A Philosophical Exchange
  • Nona Brooks: The Cofounder of Divine Science
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