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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 -

not establish any claim of superiority over any of its states or activities or be able to bring them under control.

When you say of the real self, which is you, that it has not a cancer you are speaking the truth, for the more you know of this real self the more strongly you will realize that it can not have cancer or any defect or disease and, as you realize this, your thought takes on a positive character because IT NOW IS THE REAL THING and not subject to illusion. It is now THINKING THE GOD TRUTH, IS FIRED WITH THE DIVINE ENERGY AND CAN HEAL YOUR BODY.

And what is true of healing disease in the body is also true of healing the mind of its worries, its troubles, its apprehensions, its grief's, its weariness and all its woes.

I can feel within myself how it is that the true self is not touched or hurt by any of these things, but the difficulty is to make my thought clear to others. Just as I was thinking how I might best express myself on the subject I came across the following, which seemed to throw a high light on my thought. It is from an article by M. E. Carter in The Humanitarian originally published in Mind:

"Some years ago, while at Greenacre, Eliot, U. S. A., I saw a picture that impressed me

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