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  L ESSON O NE . T HE H EALING F ORCE In taking up the question of Self-Healing I should say first, that to me all the various methods of healing by the power of the mind are but different forms of applying the same force. I think that the several practitioners of Suggestive Therapeutics, Mental Science, Christian Science, Faith Cure and all the rest, are using the same great force, the only difference being in the method of application. Of course, this statement will be at once vigorously disputed by the earnest advocates of this method and that, each of whom will claim his particular way is the only real way, and that all the others are base imitations. Nonsense! Nobody has a monopoly of Truth, or a corner on knowing. "Treatments” of every conceivable nature have been given, by all people, in all ages— and all effected cures. It seems to me that I am justified in assuming that all these different methods of cure, including the latter-day methods, have been simply the use ...

  SELF-HEALING BY THOUGHT FORCE BY WILLIAM WALKER ATKINSON 1907 THIS EDITION WAS REALISED IN 2021                                                                                 C ONTENTS Lesson One. The Healing Force Lesson Two. How to Build Up the Organs of Nutrition Lesson Three. Constipation—Cause andEffect Lesson Four. The Special Physical Weaknesses of Women Lesson Five. Nervousness—the American Disease Lesson Six. Methods of Self-Healing Epilogue. A Resume of Principles

  L ESSON 10. I NTUITION A ND B EYOND Just as there are mental planes which the investigator naturally classifies as "below” the ordinary planes of consciousness—the instinctive plane; the physical-function plane; the habit-plane; and even the plane on which the so-called "automatic thinking,” etc., manifests—so are there many planes which one naturally thinks of as "above” the ordinary plane. As we have said, not only are there the basements and sub-cellars beneath the floor of the packing and shipping department of the mind, but also many "upper stories” above that floor. Upon these upper floors of the mind rest those things which the world calls Genius; Inspiration; Intuition; Spiritual Power; and other names denoting higher faculties of the mind. Kay says: "It is in the ultra-conscious region of the mind that all its highest operations are carried on. It is here that genius works.” Carlyle said: "Shakespeare's intellect is what I call an un...

  L ESSON 9. T HE "L ELAND M ETHOD " Mr. Leland, whose remarks on Forethought we gave you in the preceding lesson, paid much attention to a method of using the "Inner Consciousness” which is generally known as "The Leland Method.” Other writers, before and after Mr. Leland's work, have considered this phase of the subject, but Mr. Leland deserves much credit for having brought the matter before the attention of a large number of people in so practical a manner, and in so forcible a style. We herewith give you the gist of his "method,” in his own words, culled from his works on the subject. Mr. Leland begins by stating that for a number of years he had given much attention, time, study and reflection to the subject of the methods of impressing the Inner Conscious planes of the mind with Auto-Suggestions (Forethoughts; Mental Commands; Orders to the Brownies, etc.,) given immediately before one would sink to sleep at night. He then goes on to say: ...