Cramer at the height of her career, just months before she would transition in the wake of the Great San Francisco earthquake of April 1906. Rather than allow her work to languish in the dusty volumes of Harmony and the works about and by Mrs. Cramer long-hidden in the equally dusty volumes of Oliver Corwin Sabin's Washington News Letter, the author determined that the material and new information deserved the light of day after so many years out of reach of those who have come to appreciate her work. Not only do the new materials expand our understanding of Mrs. Cramer, the passionate woman who brought an entire New Thought denomination into existence essentially by force of will; but also explore some of her lectures and messages that ring with us as though they were written for us today. Mrs. Cramer's writings are clear and accessible -- and you will marvel at the "modern" New Thought concepts she was expressing as far back as 1890. Included in this volume are the pertinent essays and speeches from the 1899 International Divine Science Association (IDSA) Conference as well as a more indepth look at the works she did in Washiongton DC in January 1905.

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