Vernon Howard
told us we may have to knock
on the door of Truth ten thousand times before it will answer. But it will answer, and then all the effort will be rewarded
a thousand fold.
Guy Finley's The Power of Persistence
If
we are to succeed at taking back authority over our lives, we must persist. After all, we have many
years of wrong thinking and negative emotions to see through. As we become more familiar
with the wrong powers that have been ruling our lives all along, we discover... [continued]
Read. Reread. Read and read and read. This will help form a new habit of thought. Thought habits are not all
bad or obstructive. If a good Christian has developed habits of mentation
which make for faith and trust in the Christian concept of God, this provides a
bridge over which the healing practices can pass swiftly. Quimby
tied his
teachings to the already habituated beliefs of his patients. They believed that God could
not be anything but good. They had the complexed belief gained in childhood that God
was perfect, that He was good, and that He was all-powerful. Building on these fixed and
complexed habits of belief, lodged in the low self and shared by the middle
self, Quimby
found it easy to cause the patient to believe in his theory that illness and
all bad conditions could not exist because they were not of God, who was
perfect. (A rather succint interpretation of Quimby!) The Secret Science Behind Miracles, by Max Freedom Long, [1948], at sacred-texts.com
Restlessness is the outpicturing of quick powers of
some kind. Make up your mind what you want to do and persist in accomplishing
it. Keep this saying: "He shall deliver thee in six troubles, yea in
seven there shall no evil touch thee." ECH
Only the person who decides what he wants and holds to his
decision doggedly, working always in that direction, can present to the High
Self the proper thought forms from which to build the future as desired and
planned and worked toward. The Secret Science Behind Miracles, by Max Freedom Long, [1948], at sacred-texts.com
{The story of Freud is fairly well known, but that of Quimby is not. The latter's one authentic history is to be
found in Horatio W. Dresser 's book, The Quimby Manuscripts.
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