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The New Thought Simplified

First Suggestive Lesson.

1903 original text, YOGeBooks typeset transcription; original text extent only
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First Suggestive Lesson.
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“In Him we live and move and have our being.” I come face to face with the great Fatherly Presence.
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I lift my consciousness into contact with that mighty, healing, loving, Divine Life which touches me within and without.
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I open my nature for an influx of life, love, harmony, and strength from the Overflowing Fountain.
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“They that wait upon the Lord” (hold him in loving thought) “shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; they shall walk, and not faint” (Isaiah xl. 31). This is not merely biblical poetic sentiment, but scientific and psychological law.
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My life is a part of the Universal Life, and not an isolated unit.
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The heart-throbs of the Eternal Spirit pulsate through me.
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God is the great Reality for thought to rest upon. Consciousness when centred upon material things becomes restless and disorderly.
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To change from a ruling self-consciousness and homage to material things, to an abiding divine consciousness, is to find harmony and health.
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What we mentally dwell upon we grow like, and this law is as constant as gravitation. The “Holy Spirit” is not a rare theological visitor, sent from a distance, but an every-day practical working force.
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I Open My Whole Nature to the Universal Spirit.

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The New Thought Simplified, 1903. Original public-domain text only; YOGeBooks modern credits and appended bibliography excluded; PDF retained privately.

Mental and Spiritual Gymnastic Exercises. Second Suggestive Lesson.

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