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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 -

LESSON II.

In my former lesson I tried to make it clear that thought is a force, a silent force, that can act without the medium of spoken or written word, and that the thought of one mind can act on the body of another person. It can act for good or ill. It can make well or it can make sick. Since it is such a power it is wise to know something about it, and how to use it. That knowledge is open to anyone who will seek for it, and it is so well worth seeking that I feel like calling it -- The one thing needful, to be desired above all things.

If you wished to run a locomotive you would certainly acquaint yourself with its parts; you would learn about its mechanism and how it worked, or you would be a very poor engineer, and probably have an accident on your first trip. You would go on having accidents until you knew more about your engine and how to control it.

Now, that is just what we have been doing.

We have attempted to run a human engine of which we know far too little, and in consequence have had our mishaps, which we called sicknesses, and our engines have been in the repair shop far too much of the time. To be

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