refuse on the ground that another can do the work better than yourself. Such an attitude would be untrue to Principle, and a denial of the Lord within yourself.

It is well to wait until you are asked, and in some cases there should be a very earnest desire before any treatment is given.

Never treat anyone against his or her will. The exceptions to this rule are cases of insanity or vice, where a perverted will is the first error to be corrected.

The faith that the patient should have is simply that of not taking any other remedies --- not dieting or doing any other thing for his health, nor looking to any other physician or healer while under this treatment.

It is not necessary for you always to be in the personal presence of the patient. There is no distance or space with Mind, and the word of Truth reaches those who are absent as to the flesh just as easily as those present. Jesus shows this in two instances: John, fourth chapter, forty-sixth to fifty-second verses, and Matthew, eighth chapter, fifth to thirteenth verses.

By studying Christ’s methods we shall have explained to us many points that we have observed in a true practice.

A few general suggestions can be given to you as a healer, but no fixed rules, for no two cases are treated just alike, though the principles are always the same.

Usually take the patient alone, not allowing any that are skeptical or unsympathetic to the method to be present.

It is advisable not to touch the patient.

Do not diagnose the disease or talk about it as a