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careful in shedding the light of truth, until people begin to reason and can realize that God has done all that the wisest attribute to him/'
We advise you to talk and treat your patients in the usual Osteopathic way. When you address or give orders to the "mind" of the parts needing attention do so by silent thought. The mind of the parts will understand the commands as readily as if the thought were spoken aloud.
Do not order the "mind" of an organ or part too strenuously to become active, or you may, as the writer did on one occasion, have to just as strenuously order it to quiet down. We were called to a case of renal dropsy and found the man in great danger, the kidneys not secreting more than three ounces of urine in twenty- four hours. We got after the "Kidney Mind" pretty strongly and soon had him passing forty to fifty ounces of urine in twenty-four hours. In two weeks we had him, as we supposed, entirely well, and discharged him. A short time after he came to us and said: "Doctor, I think my blood is all turning to water, because for the last five or six days and nights I have passed enormous quantities of water. At night I pass over three pints," so you see the "Kidney Mind" carried out instructions a little too strenuously.
We had a similar experience in a case of flatulent dyspepsia, in which we very strongly bid the "Stomach Mind" to wake up an appetite and to thoroughly attend to the duties of digestion. Afterwards the patient made the following complaint to us:
