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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 -

We have reached a place in intelligence where we know quite well what we want from the storehouse, but we doubt if we can get it.

The doubt paralyzes our effort and we do not try to get what we want. We know that thought pours in upon the mind in a steady stream, but it seems to come in "hit or miss" fashion. There does not seem to be any law about it.

Ah, there is just the mistake we have made, for there is a law about it. Every thought that comes to us is drawn as unerringly as one chemical atom is drawn to another.

A thought is drawn to the mind by the presence of something in that mind to which it is related and which attracts it. We will not go away back to a possible beginning and ask how the first something came there to attract the second something, for that would be getting too metaphysical. That would be asking why you are you and not somebody else, and, as Sothern would say That is one of the things no fellow can find out.

No, we will just start where we find ourselves, with the mind just as it is, and see what it does with the Super-Conscious storehouse and its contents.

It draws on this storehouse and it draws that which is attracted to it by law.

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