Thought-Culture; Or, Practical Mental Training, written by William Walker Atkinson in the early 20th century, is a self-help guide focused on the principles of thought and mental training. It introduces the concept of a 'New Psychology Movement' and emphasizes the systematic development of thought processes to enhance personal and societal well-being. Atkinson explores the relationship between imagination and intellect, advocating for the harnessing of mental faculties to achieve greater success and mastery over one's capabilities. This work is notable for its influence on the New Thought movement and its practical approach to mental cultivation.
