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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 -

LESSON IV.

In my last lesson I said something of the subconscious mind and its processes. In this lesson I wish to say more about it, for it is a most important factor in the production or cure of disease. To most people the term "subconscious mind" conveys but scant meaning, and even -psychologists know very little about it, but we know, or at least a little reflection will lead us to the conclusion, that there are mental activities which seem to be carried on without direct volition, or any consciousness that they are occurring.

When you were a little child, just learning to walk, you had to balance yourself very carefully on one foot while you lifted the other and took a step forward. Sometimes you did not succeed in maintaining your balance, but after many trials it became easier and soon you were able to walk, but even then you could not run, or play leap frog. Those were later accomplishments.

The first effort in walking led up to these later efforts. In the meantime the first effort had become a habit, a something which could be done -without constant care and supervision. Now you can walk and think about something

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