How to get what you want / by Orison Swett Marden.

  • Orison Swett Marden
Date:
[1917]
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Credit: How to get what you want / by Orison Swett Marden. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ir-VlB'fc disorganization, all through the cell life of the body. Mental depression is felt in every re¬ motest celL It unnerves every organ, and reduces the entire organism to a state of weak¬ ness and inefficiency, if not to utter collapse. This is the reason why people sometimes fall in a faint from the shock of had news, when sudden death or a frightful accident comes to those dear to them. The painful sensation it causes is not all in the head; it is not all in the brain. The effect of the shock visits every cell in the body. They are de¬ pressed all over. The whole cell life feels the shock. Every bit of bad, discouraging news, depression, fear, worry, anxiety, jealousy, hatred,—these send their disintegrating mes¬ sages through all the cell colonies, all the de¬ pendencies in the body. On the other hand, good news, the expecta¬ tion of better things, the renewal of hope, con¬ fidence, the upbuilding of faith in glorious things that are coming in the near future— these act like a tonic on those who are 44down and out.” They refresh and renew the entire being. The trouble is we have been so in the habit of
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