The Republican journal., 1889-01-10
an teach the Truth to others, and then

can teach the Truth to others, and then can
make money fast enough
In magazine article. it is impo sSible to fol-
low the Slow stages hN which he reached his
conclusions: fur slow they We're, aS each step
was in opposition to Hil the established ilca, of
the tlilv. and was ridiculcd ana comhatrd hN
the whole medical faculty and the great mass
Of the people, In the sick and suffering he
always found >taunch friends. who loved him
and believed in him. and stood by him: hut
they were but handful compared with those
Ca the other side.
While engaged in his ne>meric experiment,
Alr. Quimby became more and more ronN Ninrrd
that disease was an error Of the mind, and not
a real thing: and in this he was misunderstood
by others. and accused Of attrihuting the sick
ness of the patient to the matinAtion, which
was the very reverse Of the fact. No one be-
IeNcl les in the Imagination than he. III a
nan feels a pain, liz knows il, and there is no
Imagination about it," he used TO say.
But The fact that the pain might be a state of
the mind, while apparent in the body, he did
believe. A. one can suffer in dream all that
it is possible TO suffer in a waking state, 50 Mr.
'tuinby ayerred that the same condition of
mind might OF, rate on the body in the form Of
disease, and still be no more Of reality than
was the dream.
As the truth, Of his discovery began to H.
Nelop and grow i'll him. just IN the same pro-
pof iOt 'i ne htI|li 10 lN~t laliH III lilt tlllcdcN
of me>meri>m As a remedial agent in the cure
OF The sick; and after q few wears he Discarded
it altogether.
Instead of putting the patient into mes
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troubles, and thu change the mind Of the
patient, and di>Ahu>v it of its error and e>t;f-
i>h the truth in its place. which if done, was
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az! HPlHHS' m'"H pul1itI the Il'h,S ol jne
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pat.rnt cuuDd not tell how hG WA, cured, but if
lid not follow that Mr.. Quinhy himself was
ignorant of the manner in which he performed
the cure
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