The Way of Peace

audiobook

The Way of Peace

by James Allen

EN·~1 hours·8 chapters

Chapters

8 total

THE WAY OF PEACE - BY JAMES ALLEN - AUTHOR OF "AS A MAN THINKETH," "OUT FROM THE HEART" - THE POWER OF MEDITATION - THE TWO MASTERS, SELF AND TRUTH - THE ACQUIREMENT OF SPIRITUAL POWER - THE REALIZATION OF SELFLESS LOVE - ENTERING INTO THE INFINITE - SAINTS, SAGES, AND SAVIORS; THE LAW OF SERVICE - THE REALIZATION OF PERFECT PEACE - THE POWER OF MEDITATION

16:10

STAR OF WISDOM

1:31

THE TWO MASTERS, SELF AND TRUTH

16:50

THE ACQUIREMENT OF SPIRITUAL POWER

10:14

THE REALIZATION OF SELFLESS LOVE

20:19

ENTERING INTO THE INFINITE

14:34

SAINTS, SAGES, AND SAVIORS: THE LAW OF SERVICE

15:17

THE REALIZATION OF PERFECT PEACE

8:06

Description

In this insightful talk, listeners are invited to explore meditation not as a vague pastime but as a disciplined step toward inner peace. The presenter explains how the ideas we dwell on shape our character, showing that constant focus on selfishness reinforces it, while meditating on pure, selfless thoughts gradually transforms us into their likeness. By drawing on examples from ancient sages, the early section illustrates how meditation became the ladder that led them from ordinary life to a sense of unity with the divine.

The guide then moves to practical techniques, distinguishing true meditation from idle daydreaming and urging steady, purposeful effort. Listeners learn how to choose a single, uplifting object of contemplation and to align daily prayer with that focus, creating a clear path toward greater wisdom and calm. Throughout, the tone remains gentle and encouraging, offering enough direction to begin the practice while leaving deeper mysteries for later discovery.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (98K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-01-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

James Allen

James Allen

1864–1912

Best known for "As a Man Thinketh," this English writer helped shape early self-help literature with short, reflective books about character, thought, and personal responsibility. His work has stayed in print for more than a century because of its calm, direct encouragement.

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