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SOUL CULTUREART OF LIVING

PSYCHOMETRYINSPIRATION

SPIRITUAL HEALINGMENTAL SCIENCE

SUGGESTION

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GOODYEAR BOOK CONCERN

the

asks: "What

"HOW DO YOU FEELr'4

tothis vibration

Feeling, then

I never realized the significalnceso

"Feelto health

to consciousness.is eits tm nnation.

not felt, does not enter con-sciou'snelSS. The five senses are theenues from the environment to 50111.The -:ffect the vi-brations of is set

a counter callIn

and animals wefeel r' This

in the other killg-dlorrls,the mineral. Some

evidence. But insomecauses imlividlJal

Lire's grapes I press sweet-Hm", Harrison BrO'Wn.

shouts

theretermed

theoon-

The nearerless

: the more he acts under im-the animal and animal

motion startedvil)ra,ticlns of environment,

contortion moans ofand dance of excitement;

and of loud

Fromwine.

58 Henceforth I seek not good fortune:I am good fortune.

-Walt W1Iit_".

FOUNDATION.No thing III nature is de troyed, none added;

What i , was ever, and for aye shall be:Such is the Law of Force Conserved, and

on itI build the structure, Immortality.

There is no death in nature, only changing;The cloud, when not a cloud, is, then, the

sea:Back to the minter, nature, fOr re-minting,

Goes all the .coinage, even Thee and Me.

The range of fleshly senses is Quite meager,The mind alone can roam infinity;

But, for its earthly burden, be contentedTo reach the basic truth deductively.

Yet some affirm that when the flesh hasf .. lI..n

formin CT nations where each is taughto take advantage of opportunitie her.alld to do his best "ow.I see nations in one large affiliation 0states where each i responsible alon,to the Highest Ideal possible to theicompo ite expre. sian. ever yet an upheaval in the material earth that ha nohelped in its evolution toward a condition for the bringing forth of plant, allimal and man. :Never an upheaval ilthe race that ha not helped the unfolding oul.Then why' fea . pe simi tic

doubt the marching on of TrUll

Whene'er I my sa,iUngUALL'S WELL" I to their

-Edith

the faith

of

the

not frombut from menlife and sacred

for

twohas notwonderfulmostfrom "'T'hn..

to theAll these resultsmen who fearedwho were

.. to serve theour stands.

Eliminate all that Americafrom

a nation of nolbodlies"Vars are nb,'ACC"''''

nature manWe shall know

Trust thyself! Every heartVibrates to that iron string.

lIlee nmong many milliolls-onc little starin the galax}' of worlds, But it.power i' still upon me; therefore, I quoteollie pa'sage hcre,*

Ilm the address li"es and does its work si-lently, ,\. much as the Spirit allowed llIeto tell I then told, I quote a few extract,from that address, entitled "New Thought)!eal1s a Triun;phant Democracy!")The wi dom of the Father. i 1I0Wmade manifest in this great body whoecho across the century: "The soul (If1//a 11 ca 11 be tmsted to the elld (J I wishyou to see where you. where this Con-g-res, tands in the march towardFreedom. I wish you t fed with methe great debt we owe and the greatre- Jonibility that re ts upon each in-heritor of the pirit of '7ti and the in-stitutions bon1 of it, children of

/,o-;"'t!r that rcprcsents the spirit of tit,and 1dw hold a cOllstrllcti...'e Idea

for the ,,'arid, IVe Imow tha r(lwer oJJ'hollght,o the po'<.\Cr of T1'IIth .. tire can·stl'ucti'<.'e pO'H-a of the Ideal.epon u ha fallen the mantle of thlprophets and we 11111 t fulfill that whidthey have foreseen and bt'ing in a Uni·versal Brotherhood,

•"WHO DREAMS SHALL LIVE"

Who dr all1S shall E,'e I And if we do nOIdream

Tl,en we shall huild no Temple into Time,Yon dust cloud, whirling' blow against th(

\Va. < 'rred to gold£,00t. teps Of, a inl{

TI1.e cletlpClr I drink of the ofLife the aweeter It .crowa.

61

that shock theteaches us to rever-

POWER OF lOY.

morefellow will want

we we will will no longerour Then, llS

mc,ve:ment, our mission will have beenthat

IOIlg-er have be labeled.HAROLD

ria-Presidcllt /.(,aifortliil alld Nez'ada.

62 1 will not dream in vain despairThe steps of progress wait for me.

-WllitiUr.

result' for which plant life aspires.There was I1n English poetess Jeanlngleow who reminded us of this inone of her poems - "It is a comelyfashion to be glad," but many of uwho observe the bitterness of the worldknow that joy is more than a comelyfashion-it is one of the most valuableassets we can have in the businessworld, since, by radiating joy fromwithin outward in a natural, free, spon-taneous manner, we make opportunitieshl0 som into the results we want. It isan asset that can be secured with veryEttIe effort, with just a little intelli-gence.One of the great men in San Franci couses the following formulated training

10.

(i Felicity(j) Ecstacy(k) Rapture(I) Bliss(111) Gayety(n)Kindlr humor

To visualize myself as typefying.'Joy.'(a) Having my fate animated and

smiling, and )'et peaceful.(b) Having my eyes enraptured

with happiness.(c) Having my voice cheerful and

full of felicity.(d) Having my carriage firm,

(e) "E'avmg my st quick and ex-':lnrl "At

In the mud and slii:umo1'There al'waiv.,ahNavlllolnethilnlr.silnlrs

-Emw,tJn.

in

IU itin

myconstantthe veriestwith minehim while

all hisba1Naiililll! his fate.Under the affirmation tbat Ia former AM AN Ul\fFIOI.D-INC condition of bewail-ment away and an era ofand is established inindividual's life. There are noments or rewards in life. Eveo'thin2"is the result of law.Result. cannotthorns nor from

a potatoare

vest a cluster ten or more potatoeswould be foolish me to a

of The result bepoitat':Jes, of are death.

sin. is notMan has found to

It will ever be so.is a result of

Will that is abovefor me to live into this result is

I mustand agree

way, I to doconditions.

thatforlife

m mST STEP 111 DEliiOlfSTllArIO]l.Iaaon ]10. Ii.

students are very tomost and

and· becausedelllOllstlratlion a hard road

the mind ofpre-

are all

64 J thank whatever gods may beFor my unconquerable Soul.

-W.C.Hen/,,,.

yourself and know that it is the placewhere you belong. Build a <tefiniteideal in the mind of [hat which you de-ire to demon trate, and live under the

thought of its realization at all times,and jf the time i ripe in your unfold-ment for you to realize that conditionor thing it will come to you as a Resultunder the law.A friend of mine de ired to demonstratea Pierce-Arrow automobile, he made tht)demon tration, but when [he auto cameit proved to be a Ford. He wa notready for the larger car. The rCSltlttmdcr the law in this ca e was a Ford.A great many demon [ration will inyuur life in the same manner seem tobe but partially fulfilled, bl\t as time........... a ........""._ ...L_ .... __t __

THE M'.ENTAL LAW OF NON·RESIST·ANCE.

If an Angel of Light hould suddenlyappear at our door with abies ing illhi hands for II I wonder how manyof us would \ illfully and knowinglyhut the door in hi face? Not one. 1

venture to tly. Yet we are constantlyclo ing our mental doors upon unknownblessing becau e of the habit of men-tal re i tance.Re istance in principle is everywhereone and the same, but the forms a,,-sltl11ed by it are legion.( . ·ote: Let it e that I amnot di cussing e p ysical re,i t·ance. but. rather ".", T h"rp u,rit,,,a "f

To the River of'Pauseth not nor 15 dimlnlahed.

Eliot.

be the like this: "I don't wanthurts! 1 don't like these

fellows. If hit shall tell theteacher. I shant stay I'mto run awayThis looks

so it mayit .

and thislater He not accept the

sit1Llation g"ood; he does not wantwhich the de-

mind full ofand resistance toward thisHe does not master the cOlldition,sometime it is mosthim and that too in a

can

sidethat its

(6 I am not fighting my fight:I am singing my song.

-Archie L.Black

mg what I desire out of my life thelonger,

uch a procedur as just outlined meanmental re istance par excellence. Don't) ou ee how I would be depriving my-self of peace, tranquility and power;tho e very qualities that mental non-re5istance to experiences and conditionsbestows, a\1(1 under which the oul canbe t know and use it vast powers!1i I recognize "poverty" a a perma-nent principle of being, and turn to ita a reality, an enemy, re isting it withall the might and main of my mentality,1 .urelv am shuttin<Y l11\' door in the,·pr,· f"3;'p nf nrnct'"1Dnfu . .rho... :.. ;"" ft .£"'1'0.

the joy of true ucce ,It i the law that the greater the resist·ance we offer· in onr mental attitudetowards those things we do not want,the faster they come and the tighterthey cling to u ,n going about with a habitual fom1 oimental resi tance, one builds a hardwall of envir<Jnment, which will have tobe scaled or destroyed before one's O"d'ilmay be reached. By maintainingsuch an attitude, this wall is kept ingood repair, ane!.. grow stronger andtronge. bJ,lt J Q me mentally

non-re i"tant and that wall will beginin 'uo"'I......._ £ .... __ .. _11_ ,,-_ 1 _

Minute a man SIIOp'S 14:»olkililg, 61

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I want to register my firm faith based ontwenty-five years devoted to the principlesand practice of ew Thought-l want toregister my firm faith and experience thatThere is 110 sllch thing or intillence as "blad:magic" except i,. the mortal mind of the one1 ho recogni::N it;That there is no StIch thillg as M. A. M. ex-'"'?t ".' lIlilld of him 1t1I,o rceog-lIt.=C.J 11,;1'Il/1t it is absolutely impassible for aile tIIiudto i,,{luIlICC m'other milld by occult means<lgolllsi rl'e other mind's OWII good, or God'111<lt it is impossible for one ,/lind bymeolls to inlluel/ce another mind's envirclII'

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