Right Thinking.

"Search for the Truth is the noblest occupation of man. Its publication is a duty." Madame de Staël

As words are living things they always objectify. When the undesirable comes into our existence it shows us that we have been doing some wrong thinking. Fanny Louise Middleton Harley - 1895

Use the Power of the Present Moment for Real Inner Change

"Hold yourself up high!"
Keep your chin up.
Consciousness likes heights.
Dare to follow!
Guy Finley

"Wrong decisions tumble recklessly out of self-centeredness,
while right decisions flow casually out of self-wholeness." VH

There is much good sense in the old sailor’s maxim.
“When you get rattled, Look aloft!”
William Walker Atkinson

 If you cannot see beyond the material universe and understand that ALL IS MENTAL(ITY)! You will repeat your mistakes!

Mental Science

The rise into popularity of the teachings of the New Thought or Mental Science has familiarized many persons with the idea of thought-transference in some of its varied forms, until to-day we find that the majority of persons are prepared to admit that “there must be some fire where there is so much smoke.” Telepathy - Sidney A. Weltmer 1910

Lord of a thousand worlds am I,

And I reign since time began;

And night and day, in cyclic sway,

Shall pass while their deeds I scan.

Yet time shall cease ere I find release,

For I AM the soul of Man

Charles H. Orr

 “The fact is, most people pray to a god of their own making, a man-made god, a thing that does not exist, except in their own imagination, and then wonder why their prayers are not answered.” THE PASTOR'S SON by WILLIAM W. WALTER serves as an introduction to Christian Science, Science and Health and it explains the role of a Christian Science Practitioner.

It will be apparent at once to the reader that Walter Williams is merely a transposition of my own name.₁

WILLIAM_W_WALTER ~ THE UNFOLDMENT (1921)

WILLIAM_W_WALTER ~ THE SOWER-THE SEED-THE SOIL (1912) : A Short Story on the Requirements to Healing

WILLIAM_W_WALTER ~ THE DOCTOR'S DAUGHTER  (1908) : A Story on the Fallacy of Drug Healing

 [SEQUEL TO THE PASTOR'S SON]: