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| 1 | we find its opposite, matter. Now reverse this action. |
| | Look away from the body into Truth and Love, | Thoughts are things |
| 3 | the Principle of all happiness, harmony, and |
| | immortality. [[[Hold thought steadfastly to the endur- |
| | ing, the good, and the true, and you will bring these |
| 6 | into your experience proportionably to their occupancy |
| | of your thoughts.]]] |
| | The effect of mortal mind on health and happiness is |
| 9 | seen in this: If one turns away from the body with such |
| | absorbed interest as to forget it, the body | Unreality of pain |
| | experiences no pain. Under the strong im- |
| 12 | pulse of a desire to perform his part, a noted actor was |
| | accustomed night after night to go upon the stage and |
| | sustain his appointed task, walking about as actively |
| 15 | as the youngest member of the company. This old man |
| | was so lame that he hobbled every day to the theatre, and |
| | sat aching in his chair till his cue was spoken,--a signal |
| 18 | which made him as oblivious of physical infirmity as if |
| | he had inhaled chloroform, though he was in the full pos- |
| | session of his so-called senses. |
| 21 | Detach sense from the body, or matter, which is only |
| | a form of human belief, and you may learn the meaning |
| | of God, or good, and the nature of the immu- | Immutable identity of man |
| 24 | table and immortal. Breaking away from the |
| | mutations of time and sense, you will neither |
| | lose the solid objects and ends of life nor your own iden- |
| 27 | tity. Fixing your gaze on the realities supernal, you will |
| | rise to the spiritual consciousness of being, even as the bird |
| | which has burst from the egg and preens its wings for a |
| 30 | skyward flight. |
| | We should forget our bodies in remembering good and |
| | the human race. Good demands of man every hour, in |
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