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A frequent contributor to Ladies' Home Journal in the early 1900s, Annie Payson Call's writing rings out as a voice of clarity, warmth, spirit, and sense that might as well be talking from the next room. In The Freedom of Life she explains the power of concentration, how to release resistant energy in the body and mind, and lays out a practical approach to working through fear and anxiety in work and family life.
A frequent contributor to Ladies' Home Journal in the early 1900's, Annie Payson Call's writing rings out as a voice of clarity, warmth, spirit, and sense that might as well be talking from the next room. In Nerves and Common Sense she offers the key to the steady undoing of our own anxious and depressive habits through meditation, authenticity, kindness, and inner peace.