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The Primitive Mind Cure
W. F. Evans
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CHAPTER XI.
What is it to be Spiritual, and, How may we Become so?
CHAPTER XII.
Spiritual Truth the Best Remedy for Disease,
CHAPTER XIII.
On the Triune Nature of Man, and the Freeing the Soul from
the Body,
CHAPTER XIV.
Executing Judgment upon Ourselves, or in Thought Separating
Disease from the Real Self,
CHAPTER XV.
The Creative Power of the Ideal, or the Externalization of Thought,
CHAPTER XVI.
The Nature and Right Use of the Will,
CHAPTER XVII.
The Universal Life-Principle, and its Occult Properties and Uses,
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Universal Ether of Science, and the AEther of the Hermetic
Philosophy,
CHAPTER XIX.
The Mother-Principle of Things, and its Use in Self-Healing,
CHAPTER XX.
The Kabalistic and Messianic Method of Healing, and the One
Practised by Jesus the Christ,
CHAPTER XXI.
The Summit of Christian Knowledge, or the Mystery of the
Christ, and its Saving Influence,
CHAPTER XXII.
The Relation of Jesus to the Christ and to Man,
CHAPTER XXIII
The Kabalistic Justice and Paul’s Righteousness of Faith.
Appendix. The Prayer of Faith that Saves the Sick,
or the Healing Power of Spiritual Truth,
CHAPTER XXIV.
Psychological Telegraphy, or the Transference of Thought and
Idea from one Mind to Another,
CHAPTER XXV.
Resurrection from the Body, or the Liberty of the Sons of God
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The Science
of Infinite Spirit
Melinda Cramer
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LESSON I DIVINE BEING IN WHICH WE LIVE
LESSON II THOUGHT: THE CREATIVE OR IMAGING POWER
LESSON III THE EFFECT, OR FRUIT, OF THOUGHT
LESSON IV THE WAY OF RECONCILIATION
PREFACE TO LESSON V BAPTISM BY THE SPIRIT
LESSON V SILENCE - THE PRAYER OF UNDERSTANDING
PREFACE TO LESSON VI PRAYER OF UNDERSTANDING AND THANKSGIVING
LESSON VI FAITH, THE SUBSTANCE OF THINGS HOPED FOR
LESSON VII INTUITION, THE EYE OF UNDERSTANDING
LESSON VIII ATTRIBUTES OF INFINITE SPIRIT
LESSON IX TRUTH’S PRACTICE
PREFACE TO LESSON X EXPANSION INTO CONSCIOUSNESS
LESSON X THE SPOKEN WORD, OR THE PURPOSE OF LIFE IN CREATION
LESSON XI THE SPOKEN WORD... (CONTINUED)
LESSON XII CONCLUSION
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The question may be asked, “What is health?” I know of no better answer than this: It is perfect wisdom - and just as a man is wise, just so his wisdom is his health. But as no man is perfectly wise, no man can have perfect health; for ignorance is disease, although not necessarily accompanied by pain. Pain is not disease itself, but is what follows disease. According to this theory, disease is a belief, and pain is what follows our fears in this belief. And where there is no fear, there can be no pain - since pain is not the act - but the reaction of something. Therefore, that “something” which creates pain must take place before the reaction. P.P. QUIMBY
