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The Divine Art of Living

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Foreword - The Omnipresence - Love - Faith - Living the True Life - Knowledge and Good Judgment - Casting Out Fear - Healing - The Power of the Word - Forgiveness - Prayer - Concentration - Heaven and Hell - Contents -

our minds of all thoughts of selfishness, greed. sensuality. We must cleanse our minds of earthly dross and prepare a dwelling place for the Most High.

Emily Cady says:

"At the great heart of humanity there is a great and awful home-sickness which never has been and never can be satisfied with anything less than a clear and vivid consciousness of the in-dwelling presence of God."

This departure into silence must be orderly, if practical benefits are to be had. At first, no one can remain in silence for a long period of time without permitting the thoughts to wander. It is a matter requiring much practice.

One should select a half hour or when one may best be quiet. alone in a room or out in the fresh air. What is distraction to one is help to another. The conditions are a matter of personal choice.

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