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Mental Healing Made Plain

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What is Thought - A Silent Force - Involuntary Action - Mental Activities - Modes of Action - Knowledge preceeds Experience - Revolutionizing My Ideas - New Thought Atmosphere - Something better Than Fear - Mental Healing is an Art - Hope for Humanity - Contents -

I shall therefore take it for granted that you will acknowledge that, but when I ask you to go a step further and accept the fact that my thought can act on your body I am not surprised when you shake your head incredulously and say it can not be done.

But suppose I point to a hundred instances where it has been done. Again you shake your head and say Coincidence.

Well, I am determined, if possible, to convince you. How shall I proceed? I want to prove that a more wonderful healing power has come to the earth than was ever vested in drug or other curative agent. All the drugs and healing agencies in the world have failed to give you perfect health, and that is why this new power is knocking at the world's door today.

It has done more than that, it has entered but has not been hospitably received by all, and has been rejected by many who needed it most, and rejected because they could not understand, from a scientific viewpoint, how thought can produce the results in healing which are claimed for it.

I can well remember how hard it was for me to realize in the early days of my healing that I was accomplishing anything with my thought.

It seemed such an airy, impalpable nothing. I could not see it going forth upon its healing

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