Phineas Quimby
American mystic and philosopher
Born
February 16th, 1802
223 years ago
Died
1866
159 years ago — 64 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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Contributed significantly to the development of the New Thought movement. Practiced mental healing, emphasizing the power of the mind in achieving health and happiness. Established a philosophy that connected spirituality and the science of thought, influencing future thinkers and movements. Published writings that outlined beliefs about the nature of reality and human consciousness, promoting the idea that understanding one's mind could lead to personal transformation.
Founded the principles of mental healing
Influenced the New Thought movement
Published writings on mind and consciousness
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