Lessons in Truth presents twelve lessons in Practical Christianity: God as indwelling life, the awakening of the Christ within, the creative power of thought, and the disciplined use of denials and affirmations for healing. Didactic yet pastoral, it marries Scripture to metaphysical exegesis and insists on practice-silence, word, attention-over creed. Emerging from late-nineteenth-century New Thought and foundational to Unity, it advances a nondual, experience-centered faith. A homeopathic physician in New York, H. Emilie Cady brought a clinician's pragmatism to spiritual inquiry, noting how belief and emotion shape bodily states. Influenced by Emma Curtis Hopkins and idealist currents, she forged a precise vocabulary-the I AM, individuality versus personality, faith as substance-to clarify inward experience. Her essays, gathered and taught within Unity circles, offered lay readers a systematic, verifiable course apart from ecclesiastical mediation. Readers seeking a lucid primer in metaphysical Christianity, students of American religious history, and practitioners of contemplative discipline will find enduring value here. Approach it as both handbook and devotional companion: study each lesson slowly, test the denials and affirmations, and watch the ethical fruit of sustained practice. Cady's clarity and respect for experience make this a reliable guide for uniting thought, prayer, and daily action. Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the author's voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readable-distilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.