transference, hypnotism, or mesmerism. The practitioner does not give his thought to another, but recognizes that the patient is one with the eternal wholeness. He sees "the fullness which filleth all." He awakens the patient's thought to this truth.

A practitioner teaches another to have a continuous recognition and praise of the omnipresence of the Spirit of Good on the conscious level, which causes the subconscious realm to be gradually purified and in this way trained to accept the life pattern of the Christ. Healing then is inevitable. He helps another by knowing him to be one with God even as all are. The power of healing is unlimited since it is the changeless divine Presence that is health. The power of the Lord, Law in action, is present to heal. When the real Being and Nature of man is given full acknowledgment, healing is accomplished. To know man's Spirit, living soul, and body as living Substanice, is to know his unity with the Eternal and to know the Infinite as all. Healing is that period when the erroneous concepts are being dismissed and the God-Nature comes into its own at the conscious and subconscious levels of the soul. Healing is a change from belief in sickness to a consciousness of health.

Faith in and cooperation with the practitioner