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Strength, right a ion, health, etc. In case of profuse flow, add
the words: Slow down, cease flooding, etc. In the case of
falling of the womb, etc., the command: Firm, firm, now, firm,
etc., will be found to have a wonderfully strengthening effect.
Other Complaints. It is not necessary to run over the list
of so-called Diseases, which are after all nothing but different
cases of imperfect mind a ion. The treatment is similar
in each case as you will have seen. Give the same general
treatment, and then give your mental commands in words
suited to the case. That is, tell the mind of the part what it
must do. Talk to it just as you would to a child that was not
doing what it should. Reason with it, and lead or drive it along,
just as seems best. Use judgment and a li le thought, and you
will find that you will soon get the knack of giving just the
right commands.
But, above everything else, remember that you are talking to
the mind of the part, not to dead ma er. There is no dead
ma er about a live body mind is in every part and cell. It
is mind talking to mind, remember this, for therein lies the
secret of this form of treatment.
Remember, also, that the majority of diseases arise from
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Stomach troubles and imperfect circulation. Re ore the
Stomach to normal a ion and the Circulation to equalize
a ivity and functioning, and you have removed the cause of
the trouble. Do not forget this for it is most important.
Talk to the mind as you would to a person a child, and say
to it just what you think will best affect it. A li le pra ice
will render you very expert in this, and you will soon begin to
feel quite well acquainted with the different forms of mind in
the parts, and moreover they will soon begin to recognize that
you know them, just as a horse recognizes men who are used
to managing horses, although they may never have seen that
particular man before. Dogs are the same way, as one will see
if he will think a li le bit. This form of treatment may be used
on animals as wen as on people, and we have heard of many
remarkable cures in this way.
Now, remember, please, that the cell-mind, or part-mind
does not understand the words you say they have no such
knowledge. But they do understand the thought that lies back
of the words, and will respond thereto. The words only serve to
help you to form your thought clearly. Words are but symbols of
thoughts there is one or more thoughts back of every word.
Do you see now? A German may give the treatment to an
Englishman, who does not understand a single word used. But
the cell-mind does understand the thought back of the word, no
ma er what language is spoken. Is not this wonderful? And yet,
so simple, when the key is had. It is the thought, not the word.
And, yet the spoken word helps the mind to form the thought.
We think in words, remember. We even dream in words.
Now, do not let this simple form of treatment escape your
a ention. It is one of the best, for it combines the qualities of
several others in it. It is so simple, and easily understood, and
easily applied. Do not fail to try it.
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Thought-Force Healing.
Auto-Treatment.
This treatment may be administered to one s self, with the best
possible effect. The Central Mind will give the command to the
cell-mind or part-mind, just as in the case of treating another
person. The methods used are pra ically the same, as those
above given, In fact, one may get a good idea of the treatments
by trying them on himself.
It would be possible to write an entire book upon this subject
of Auto-healing, by Thought-force, but it would be merely
a padding out of what has been given you in this chapter.
Our idea, in this book, is to give you the best information in
the shortest time, and smallest space. Each chapter gives you
information that is worth many times the price of the book,
and for which some who have acquired a knowledge of it are
charging tuition fees, ranging from five dollars upward. Many
courses on the market contain no more information than is
given in some of these chapters. We say this not in a spirit of
self-praise, but merely that you may understand that you are
ge ing the thing in a nutshell.
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Chapter XII.
Suggestive Healing.
uggestive Healing is based upon the effect of Mental
SInfluence upon the Instinctive Mind. It holds that just as
the adverse suggestion of another, or of one s self, may produce
abnormal conditions of the body, through the Instinctive
Mind, so may the good suggestions of another, or one s self
re ore normal conditions.
The effect of the mental states upon the body is well known
to those who have examined into the ma er, as well among
physical scientists as among occultists. We cite or quote a
few instances here, in order to call your a ention to the facts
underlying Suggestive Healing.
Prof. James, the eminent psychologist, has said: The fact is
that there is no sort of consciousness whatever, be it sensation,
feeling or idea, which does not directly and of itself tend to
discharge into some motor effect. The motor effect need
not always be an outer stroke of behavior. It may he only an
alteration of the heartbeats or breathing, or a modification
in the distribution of the blood, such as blushing or turning
pale; or what not. But in any case it is there in some shape
when any consciousness is there; and a belief as fundamental
as any in modern psychology, is the belief at last a ained, that
conscious processes of any sort, conscious processes merely as
such, must pass over into motion open or concealed.
Bain says: There have occurred many instances of death, or
mental derangement, from a shock of grief, pain, or calamity;
this is in accordance with the general law.
Darwin says: In protra ed grief the circulation becomes
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languid; the face pale; the muscles flaccid; the eyelids droop;
the head hangs on the contra ed chest; the lips, cheeks, and
lower jaw all sink downward from their own weight. The
whole expression of a man in good spirits is exactly opposite of
the one suffering from sorrow.
Olston says: If the general law of the body be that of cheer,
hope, joy, love, and desire for health and happiness give growth
to tissue, strong and normal a ion to the organs of the body,
and thereby health in general; while fear, melancholy, malice,
hatred, dejection, loss of confidence and all other morbid states
of mind tend to the lassitude of the functions and the depletion
of the organs I feel that too much enthusiasm cannot be
raised in the reader s mind upon these all important facts.
Flammarion says: An idea, an impression, a mental
commotion, while entirely internal, can produce in another
direction physiological effects more or less intense, and is even
capable of causing death. Examples are not wanting of persons
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