Modern Spiritual Healing

In an age when science and faith stood in uneasy dialogue, Modern Spiritual Healing by William E. Towne emerged as a bridge between the seen and the unseen—a study of the healing power of spirit, thought, and vibration in restoring harmony to mind and body. First published in the early twentieth century, this work reflects a time of great interest in New Thought, metaphysical philosophy, and psychic therapeutics, presenting healing not as miracle, but as a natural law of spiritual energy.

Towne examines the principles of mental influence, prayer, suggestion, and divine vitality, explaining how consciousness itself acts as a curative force when properly directed. Drawing from both scriptural inspiration and psychological reasoning, he describes healing as a process of aligning one’s inner life with the universal intelligence or divine mind that governs all existence.

Written in a clear and compassionate tone, this book endures as a cornerstone of early spiritual science, offering guidance to those who seek wholeness through faith, self-mastery, and the quiet strength of the soul.

Complete edition of William E. Towne’s foundational text on spiritual and mental healing

Explores early twentieth-century New Thought and metaphysical healing practices

Blends psychology, theology, and energy philosophy into a unified view of wellness

Essential for readers of spiritual healing, metaphysics, and mind–body philosophy