This work was first published in the 1920 's by Henry Thomas Hamblin who as a friend and contemporary of Joel Goldsmith was one of the pioneers in the New Thought Movement. This is the 17th reprint, now in revised form and made available through the sheer weight of public demand. Its appeal is in its simplicity, practicality and accessibility to all people. As Hamblin writes: Right thinking is about living in the consciousness that all is well. It is to know in one's very soul that God's ways are perfect, that He makes no mistakes and that everything is working together towards the complete fulfilment of the divine purpose. Right thinking is to know that perfection exists as a reality now, and to think in the consciousness of this knowledge.