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possible, still there is a final fatigue limit beyond which bodily effort cannot pass. I deny this on general principles for it is not borne out by facts and living experience, and because I see with the the eye of the Psychologist, which sees powers unknown to the Physiologist. Psychology is sweeping away the old limits of Physiology, and this is shown by experiments in Hypnotism. I do not indorse Hypnotism as a curative agent, but I credit it with adding greatly to our knowledge of many hitherto undiscovered powers, and with showing the horizon of the Impossible as ever receding when we advance upon it. Let your limit line of belief, separating the possible from the impossible, be to you like the horizon line, which is really no line at all. It is merely where your sight stops, and depends upon the point where you stand. Advance and your horizon moves with you, showing a BEYOND not before visible.

Some one else may tell you that your ideals are impossible to realize. This I also deny, for I know beyond all doubt that nothing is impossible that your mind can fashion or your heart long for. The impossible is only that which you fail to reach by stopping at the fatigue point because your mind is weary of waiting and hoping and stops short of the "Second Wind."

Simply to know that higher levels of energy exist and can be tapped will stimulate you to go on and tap them. That has been my experience, and from what I know of universal human characteristics I judge it will be your experience also.