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terials foreign to you, can you not be &i its instructions faithfully and heeled
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If I can gather foreign material andi You should be happy and poised be“! a child, sees that picture, and lnstant~
conform to the plan? What a greati married?" Perhaps one-half of thei
that thing it would be if the sisters couldi people could say the same. People too tense from adierse influences
El'ou believe of a necessity, there is build as I desire, why can I not takei cause mind influences the body. Do; ly knows why you put it on and pro
You do not have materials in the body and make them you say, “I made a mistake when l tects you, for it works -on suggestion;
this will never fail to be a sure de-
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The Hill'h 190“”? m the ("Wise 0‘ the world knows more than ever be-i realize the fact that there is no cos-j little consider the elements that enter haps you have been afraid of condi-
Psychology, being gn en by the Rev.
llfiptlst Churth, Tuesday eyening, “'88 this morning, the mo1ement is al-
iu part as followzs lipays upward 3
iii mind is that potential thing that Christianity today is better and‘
“8 behave it [0' be, we‘ought togswoetcr than ever before, better by
make great efforts to cultivate it, and some churches, and in spite of somei
thereby ameliorate conditions caused churches. My opinion is, the best
1” bondage 1° wrong notions. This “5 church is the one that builds up the
"at 635)" this world, is for educational highest character in men and women,
purposes. for training and “new! having Divine sanction and blessed by
preparation for something more worth Him. Your mind is creative of nec-
while when we are transformed (o‘essity. It is not optional with you
spirit conditions. Character is the whether your mentoida find form in
principal thing. Men who have given space or not, it is imperative that
their life to investigation, must know they do. You may go to a. strange
place, say a hotel, you retire for the
more in their line of research, than
night, and are restless and unhappy
we who have not the time necessary
for investigation because we are busy 1 the entire night. Why? There is no
effect without a cause. Mind only
with other necessary things, therefore
influences mind. You cannot say the‘
we have to accept their finals in life.
"9‘ me again quote from ”19 great size of the room or its furnishings do
scientist Edgar Lucien Larkin. “l 11‘ but the thought forms, the influ-
am certain that nothing exists within on,“ of other minds are in that room
the range of the most powerful tele‘aod fOrm a bad atmosphere, and you'
feel it. Another room may have a:
spectroscope that humans can make
Wt E'I‘A‘UODS- EVER" phase 0f matter restful, beautiful atmosphere, be-
on earth, and the same kinds or ole-lounge of the higher mental state of
meuts glowing in many millions of previous occupants. These facts lead
distant suns can be resolved into up to the influence people exert on
primordial basic electrons. Hence I others If you can believe that the
l1a1e repeatedly asserted that nothing Divine 11111111 functions in you,
exists but electrons, and everywhere must 1111”. a different V'ie“ of life
i l1a1e_ stated that the1 were created, than if vou think you alone are re-
and created by mind. For in the very' sponujble Do you know any reason
nature of all things known to man, “111 the world should be as it is 10-
mind is the 0111." entity able to Add night? Why so much sickness, pover-'
to itself, that is, to think a thought ‘ 1). and (115110119; why so much unhap-
that has not been thought before. ”moss? There is something wrong
What 'mind is. 'I do not lino“: Elab- Thcse things ought not to be. ’l‘hue,‘
orute facts regarding mind have been 35011191111111; 15 causal, we should find
discovered by the world’s great scien-‘ the cause and seek to Change condi-
tists, but one is conspicuous by “Sitions for our own sake, and for tho
‘ lax our efforts.
absence, any fact or suggestion of a
fact as to what mind is.
l have for years stated that mind,
[Illlslllg as human, is practically m- Dl1lne mind that enabled the M3" of every organ of your body Why in
In 119 The meaning l sought to con-
vcy by the compound word mentolds
is, thought forms, or thought bodies:
The idea includes cosmic activity of
mind, and on immensely greater di-
scciivity How this fundamental
mind come into being, II do not know
not do I know how If created elec-
trons and from these formed the en-
tire universe. and all it contains I
hcre state. assert, and amrm-vl-‘irst, .
nothing exists but electrons; second,
lhev were created by mind Nothing-
no thing cannot apply to mind. Any
word whatever that can be connected
with limiter. cannot be used in rela-
.iion to mind. Electrons at rest are
not manor—they are pure electricity.
Motion of any chemical element can
appear in space until electrons re-
volve around each other. Specific
speeds. d1~tan< cs of orbits number of
electrons rc1oliing and directions of
their revolutions determine what cle-
mentary atoms shall he formed. This
in the. set. rigid and basic fact of
modern science.
The fact is here presented that the
electrons were created by n creator
whoao attributes are entirelv mental.
This is the positive demand of science
today. So the min else was made by
mind, from electrons created by mind.
Suppose that after electrons sufficient
to form the siderial edifice had been
created, the creator desired to cause
matte1 to appear at any definitive
‘ point in the cosmic sphere. Then the
supreme mind sent a mentold to the
point. Mentoids are thOught bodies.
The Creator sent them to all parts of
space with aivelocity so much great-
er than the speed of light, that no
comparison can be made. When a
mentoid arrives at the point. negative
electrons become nasbent and re-
volve at set, fixed and Dre-determined
rate around the positive electrim. The
result is the appearante in space of
an atom of matter, sodium, gold, cop-
per, as the case may be. The kind,'
phase or element of what is named
matter depending upon the rate of
motion, of revolution, the number of
electrons invOlved, the direction of
in e revolution, and the distances be
tween the revolving centers Of force,:|
primord‘eal electrons.
An electron can no more become!
nascent of itself than a 1?le can
start itself. The only force that can:
cause an electron to assume nascencyI
is the primordeal mind, the masteri
mind. All normal minds are aware of
the existence of this basic mind,
whether they admit It or not, 01“,
even deny it. . ' i
The dental amounts to nothing, to
no event. no motion, no activitity-
whate1 or can occur at any point In
the wide domain of space whether fl-'
nite or infinite without directivfty of
mind. the mind diiine. I can but feel
that the statements of the great sclen~
ilst must have weight with all Inter-
ested in basic truth. That the Chris-
a"!
‘chsnges are accomplished by
, principalities, nor powers, nor height,
‘should never be without a ‘box'_ of
‘eon. They break up colds. :RelIeVe Fe
. years. These Powders never fail. Sold
sake of others. 'I do not say these.
the
individual alone. it is faith in the
for to do, and would enable others to
do the works. 1
He became incarnate In flesh and
revealed that where Divinity incarnat-
cd, in man. Therefore Jesus Christ
identifies himself with man, prays to'
the Father and declares Himself to,
roprcsent no more of the divine pow-i
er than all men represent. When vou’
have accepted these facts and util- i
ized them to the extent of your abil-I
it.v, this is the end of the infinite in!
the pcrsonal. what is there more to;
enter yourvllfe? A drop of water!
from the sound contains all the ale-i
menis of the ocean, add to this drop.
the whole Atlantic Ocean. and What"
pmvcr you see! So, when you have
added to you. the unlimited. infinite“
mind of God, who created all things.’
vou are not alone, and (an truly of
firm "The Father is with me.” You
business men have heavy burdens;
(iod only knows how heavy, dlfllcul-
tics are so many. The business man
needs. above all others, the conscious-
ness of God as he goes forth to meet
the facts of life he needs to know
that the whole force of God Is with'
him to fight his battles for him. At
some time in your life you experience
hardness. you cannot hear the burden
except you receive strength; it 'is a
comfort to think, my life is one with '
Infinite mind. “Nothing can separate
me from the love of this infinite mind,
neither death nor life, nor angels nor
nor depth, nor any other creature!
Christ in me the hope of glory." If
we are to succeed in our undertak-
ings in life, it is by the power we
can command to master conditions.
and change life accordingly. What-
ever method is blought to bear in
healing the sick, only one mind is
constructive, there is but one power,
whether the method of invoking it be
the laying on of hands, prayers, or
the use of “sacred relics." There is
but one power in God's Universe. You
consent to that, as this great scientist
does, simply recognizing the universe
as it tells you that every condition in,
or out of the body, is only influenced
by Divine mind. Ilf you have in mind
to do anything, you go about it as
the law demands. If you would build
a house, you have It in mind, and to
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ceptionally beautiful women have told physical and unlike on the mental andi
you that the attitude of the mind rej spiritual planes, there will be nothing1
builds the body after its own pat-int, discord.
tern. This is true, and we fail be- To produce hu1mooy there must be
cause we become discouraged and re- like vibrations on two planes, as either
Every woman 3110“!“ the mental and physical, the spiritual
be as beautiful as it is possible to make‘ and physical. Always there must be
herself as beautiful as possible when: harmony 011 two of me three planes to;
5119 3095 ‘0 church, for she is 50““? produce content. You are a magnet, a
into the highest presEnce. To be beau- world in yourself—from you are not
tiful in form and feature, is to ha1e only going for“) mougmg into the ab
back of form and feature a beautiful mosphere but also from your body 13
50‘11‘5 mind ”‘3‘ ‘3 sweet and h” going out that animal magnetism, the'
monious. To be beautiful, culti1ate aura, that Professor Larklu speaks of
poise, put away unbeautiful thoughts; ‘ as pure 91““.an If you are 51111111.?
cultivate beautiful thoughts. The most, mg near 1,111,111.11- person the auras wili'
unsymmetrical figure ““1 that 50W lnterminglc and, if they do not vibrate.
light takes on the beauty 0f the an-‘ in unison, there is discord, and an un~i
gels. Some of the most beautiful peo- comfortable tooling This is on the
ple I have ever soon had ugly features physical 111111113 Suppose there is dis-1
bl” "19 (10d light in the 30“] madethe cord in the home. All relationships of
face beautiful. This power ‘9 in ”‘9 life that enter into this question at alli
mind, let “5 never forget it- Why arei demand harmony Perhaps your brains
so many people unhappy in all the N or was born in China and you never
lotions 0‘ life? 1“ marriage 5"“ see saw him. Harmony of vibration makes
people uncongenlnl, the constant dis- brothers and 31519111. Some 111 the1
cords tell upon their health and theyl s'ame {11111111911 are foreign to each otlr
do not know how to recover, the con ‘ er A 1111111 and his wife may vibrate
stunt annoyances wear the soul and, on different planes; both may be.
the inhsrmony. You see these people, nothing about 11-111914 mean to do
and you say, I wonder if that person is right “no do do right but there is no
happy? 0f another individual you sayi .effect without a cauae and there is no;
he 13 happy, 0‘ another you ”3'- he is way under heaven that those .uurasi
suffering defeat in life. something in can be made to strike harmony. 150'
the atmoaphere reveals it, and in nine they grin and hear u for the sake or
cases 0‘" of ten the judgment is true. the home and the children, but there,
It ‘3 imperative that “‘8 mental sis is the expression of the unhappiness
tus reveals itself in the body I hav'e in the health If there 1, digoord in
told you how the universal mind, the ,your home and you are sure you navel
mind of God, takes charge of all the tried to do right. and respond to every:
involuntary processes of the body and obligation, do not blame yourself. I‘
have shown you that your mind can say to you, young people. be very 13111-13|
reach, impress and change the motion that the vibratory motion between;
yourself and your intended strikes;
it that man should “I'm” breathe harmony and you will find cheer and?
deeply and fully? Because you are In-i happiness amid all cases
breathing the divine element—divin- Vibration accounts for the fact that
ity. Ella Wheeler Wilcox wrote thati you are comfortable in the company of
ifore about the unseen side of 112e,; metic comparable to your own mind to into the relation. If the two people 11- tions and wish to know how to eradi-
D V‘ T ‘311 Doren in the NOTWEIK the world is beter tonight than it was build a beautiful face and form. Ex ibrate alike only on the plane of theicate that fear
The thing that will
soonest relieve you of that fear is to
breathe deep and full for two minutes,
iinhale deeply but slowly, and you haie
set up a different movement and you
have forgotten your fear. Try it, I
advise you to go into the silence for
a time, every (it . .1111: repeat the word
‘aura” and you w: ' be strengthened.
These are the mightily potential
forces. What is said by the great sc1<
8th pg—Take z
en:1st?—uot a rcligionist. He says:
‘Everything is caused by mind—and
mind only." if you want to change
anything, change your thinking and,
when you make that thinking emotive.
it will express itself in the outside,
just as the silent forces of God work
day and night. . nd bring into expres-
sion that for which they work.
It is you right to have poise and joy
of life—put into practice the lows of
God. Whatever you wish for yourself,
wish for others. and you have compre-
hended the universe and the universe
will work for you.
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The 39th annual meeting of the Fair-
you after .1 time, the whole body expresses 5311115, yet they are unhapDY. but say; field County Tesehers' Association will
be held in Bridgeport, Conn, Friday,
May 7th, 1916 Speeches will be made
by Dr. Thomas Balliet, of New York
University; Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, of
Brooklyn, and other prominent speak-
ers.
President—George E. Thompson,
Norwalk.
VicexPresident—Robert L. Zink,
Bridgeport.
Treasurer—Schuyler R. Williams,
Bridgeport.
Sccretary—M. Louise Collins, Stain.
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