The Science of Being Well

<p><strong>A concise exposition of health as the outward expression of ordered thought and disciplined living within the New Thought tradition.</strong></p><p>In <em>The Science of Being Well</em> Wallace D. Wattles sets out a method for the attainment and maintenance of physical well-being grounded in the alignment of thought conduct and bodily function. The work proceeds from the premise that health is not merely the absence of illness but a condition sustained through the consistent direction of the mind and the proper use of the body. Wattles presents a structured approach emphasising clarity of purpose regularity of action and the cultivation of constructive mental habits.</p><p>First published in the early twentieth century the text forms part of Wattles's broader series of works addressing prosperity personal development and well-being. His method is direct and instructional avoiding speculation in favour of clearly stated principles intended for practical application. The work remains a representative example of New Thought writing concerned with the integration of mental discipline and physical vitality.</p>