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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 -

On the other hand, dead words, such as: "Oh, I am so sick, so miserable, so poor, so unfortunate and so hopeless," all have a depressing effect and lower the tone of the whole system, producing in every detail the very opposite of the live words.

Not once alone in the history of the world was the Word made flesh, but every day and every hour and every moment is it occurring.

The Word is always being made flesh and happy he who chooses the living Word.

If I tell you that you are well when you think you are as sick as you can possibly be and live, it will seem to you like a baseless and unreasonable assertion, but it is not, and why?

Well, it is not baseless or unreasonable from the fact that I am not talking about that physical mood which constitutes your present state.

If I see you in a rage at a certain moment and yet know you to be naturally a person of equable and sweet temper, shall I pronounce you a savage brute? Shall I take this ephemeral state to be you? You know I would not.

Very well, your sickness is just as much a passing mood of the body, and I take my firm stand on what I know to be true of the real you. I speak from that standpoint, and thus my statement is true.

You know there is a real you, which is back

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