Henry Wood.
successful businessman and later an originator of the "New Thought" movement 1834-1909
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About Henry Wood
Henry Wood (1834-1909) was an American writer, philosopher, and early leader of the New Thought movement whose work helped shape its rational, principle-based character during its formative years. Active from the late 1880s until his death in 1909, Wood was among the first figures to articulate New Thought as a coherent philosophical and therapeutic system grounded in mental law rather than mysticism or spiritual healing. Through a large body of books, essays, and lectures, Wood became one of the most prominent interpreters of New Thought philosophy, blending religious idealism, mental healing, and social theory in a style that reached a broad popular audience and exerted lasting influence within the movement.
Everything about Henry Wood →- Occupation
- businessperson, writer
- Born
- 1834, January 16, 1834
- Died
- 1909, March 28, 1909