What shall make us whole? or, Thoughts in the direction of man's spiritual and physical integrity / by Helen Bigelow Merriman.

  • Helen Bigelow Merriman
Date:
1888
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Credit: What shall make us whole? or, Thoughts in the direction of man's spiritual and physical integrity / by Helen Bigelow Merriman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    exception, and that so much error and sick- ness as the patient exhibits must argue a very limited possibility for that patient, the treatment will fall flat and powerless. It is only the sublime faith that is almost sight, a faith that dares take its stand in the very heart of God, that can avail. This centraj^^-fc4s. in^a way the sim- plest truth;iDedause*]fe^^^^lways a short cut compared wlfn J£J^^tee- Treat- ments! giveiM-AJf 88 MRPP are] often very effective,ybecatrse*-Ifthe.^fj^re is moved the circuh^^®^^^b^uS^6 follow. This explains thesucCessof many beginners. Knowledge, however, is needed to compact and define the steps up which faith hastens with rapid flight. Those who are distin- guished in Mental Healing learn by long practice, and by trusting their spiritual perceptions, to see how cause and effect are related one to the other, and how the special disease of the person under treat- ment is caused by some special spiritual