Third Suggestive Lesson.

1903 original text, YOGeBooks typeset transcription; original text extent only
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Third Suggestive Lesson.
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The quickening perception of an all-embracing love sends a new thrill of life through sluggish minds and weak bodies. Every physical extremity gains something from the vital impulse.
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I am at one with the Universal Good, and send out loving thought to all around me.
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“Love is the fulfilling of the law.” It is the human summum bonum. As we embody its spirit we incarnate and express divinity. It is an all-surrounding atmosphere in which we live, even though unconsciously. In proportion as we send out love we receive it.
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Love heals. It lifts us out of the baser planes of thought.
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I love God and all humanity. I send out thought ministration to all about me. Thoughts are real forces—living messengers of power. Love thoughts, even when brought to bear upon our pains and trials, transform them and make them educational.
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“Love never faileth.” Its fruits are perennial.
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As we cease to resist our supposed enemies,—personal and impersonal,— they, by a subtle law, turn about and serve us.
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Antagonistic thoughts manifest themselves outwardly in restlessness and disorder.
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As I radiate love in every direction it is reflected back to me. Through such an activity I build up the kingdom of heaven within. That kingdom includes health, harmony, and happiness.
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“Love Thinketh No Evil.”

Source attribution

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

Second Suggestive Lesson. Fourth Suggestive Lesson.