== "See Also":  U.S. Anderson? == 

 As a young man, I first encountered “New Thought” (though not by that name) philosophy through the works of U. S. (Uell Stanley) Anderson having read his Three Magic Words. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uell_Stanley_Andersen)  I then read works by Joseph Murphy, knowing little (until just recently through their Wikipedia articles) about the personal lives of either author/philosopher.  It was only some years later while continuing my self-education in philosophical matters, that I realized that the “New Thought” philosophy of Anderson and Murphy was simply an updated version of ancient Hindu metaphysics, particularity the predominant Advaita Vedanta school as formalized by their great sage Shankara; the “Perennial Philosophy” of Aldous Huxley.  In other words, it was simply the ancient doctrine of what is commonly referred to as “pantheism” updated for contemporary public consumption, a harbinger of the “New Age” movement.   

 Although the Wiki article for U.S. Anderson doesn’t list him as a “New Thought” thinker, since his (Warning:  spoiler alert!) “Three Magic Words” were:  “You are God,” I mostly definitely think he would qualify as a New Thought philosopher and a close contemporary of Murphy. Therefore, I would like to add Anderson to the other names under “See Also.”  As someone who read both writers, I can tell you that their philosophies were essentially one and the same.  Does anyone object?