The Ultimate New Thought Collection gathers sixteen works on mind, faith, prosperity, self-mastery, healing, and spiritual power from major New Thought and self-help writers.

Book 1: A New Christ presents Wallace D. Wattles's interpretation of Jesus and spiritual power.

Book 2: The Hidden Power by Thomas Troward explores the creative action of thought and spiritual law.

Book 3: Lessons in Truth by H. Emilie Cady is a classic statement of New Thought spirituality, unity, affirmation, and divine reality. Book 4: As a Man Thinketh by James Allen teaches that character and circumstance are shaped by thought.

Book 5: From Poverty to Power by Allen traces the movement from inner discipline to outward strength.

Book 6: How to Get What You Want offers direct instruction in desire, purpose, and mental concentration.

Book 7: In Tune with the Infinite by Ralph Waldo Trine presents the ideal of harmony with divine life and universal abundance.

Book 8: Jesus: The Man and His Work considers Jesus as teacher, model, and spiritual exemplar.

Book 9: Making of the Man Who Can or How to Promote Yourself applies New Thought principles to ambition, confidence, and advancement.

Book 10: The Master-Key to Riches by Napoleon Hill examines habits, imagination, definiteness of purpose, and the psychology of achievement.

Book 11: The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason teaches financial wisdom through memorable parables of thrift, saving, and wealth-building.

Book 12: The Personal Power Course: Ten Lessons in Constructive Science by William Walker Atkinson offers a systematic course in mental force and self-development.

Book 13: Thought Vibration, or, the Law of Attraction in the Thought World by Atkinson presents one of the classic early statements of the law of attraction.

Book 14: The Science of Getting Rich by Wattles argues that wealth can be pursued through creative thought, gratitude, and purposeful action.

Book 15: The Science of Being Well applies similar principles to health and right living.

Book 16: The Science of Being Great presents greatness as the result of thought, character, service, and alignment with principle.

Together these works form a major collection of New Thought, prosperity literature, and early personal-development classics.