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Mental Healing Made Plain

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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 -

else all the time. If every day you go to business by the same route, after a while you will not need to think about your course, for you will turn corners unconsciously, and finally bring up at your office, hardly knowing how you got there. Possibly you may have been deep in thought all the while. Your walking, as mere muscular activity, was subconscious, and that which sent your steps in one direction was also subconscious.

Life is made up of these subconscious activities. They start in the conscious mind and pass thence to the subconscious. Prof. James, of Harvard, in his Psychology, says something to the effect that art would be impossible were it not for these subconscious processes. And you can see for yourself that this is so, for if the mind had always to busy itself with every detail in art which at first it apprehends with care and precision, there would never be free, bold strokes, or graceful outlines. All would be cramped and labored, like the writing of a child. The free sweep comes from the earlier detail.

And what is true of the subconscious in the study of art is true of it in all study, even in the study of bettering our physical and mental states.

This brings me to what I have to say. I

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