New Thought

New Thought is a spiritual movement descended from the work of Phineas Parkhurst Quimby and others who, in the mid-19th century, sought to find the universal truths behind all religions.Most often New Thought is confused with what is called "New Age" in the media, New Thought is actually an attempt to gather the common thread of truth that is woven through all the world's great spiritual traditions. The principles of New Thought are to be found in Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Zen, Hinduism, and many philosophical and theological works. It is mostly Christian in background, but has become allied to various religions.

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New Thought Movement: A Link Between East and West - An introduction to the New Thought movement as a blend of Western and Eastern religious thought.
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Seicho-No-Ie International - The Seicho-No-Ie Truth of Life Movement is a nondenominational new thought movement based on the belief that all religions emanate from one universal God. Includes information about the movement, it's founder, articles, publications and North American churches.
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New Thought Community - Yahoo New Thought group.
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Great Truth Teachers - A forum for the discussion of a variety of teachers, including but is not limited to - Joseph Murphy, Emmet Fox, Florence Scovill Shinn, Ernest Holmes, and Catherine Ponder.
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Web Search for New Thought Religion and Spirituality Society - News search for New Thought Religion and Spirituality Society - encyclopedia entries for New Thought Religion and Spirituality Society