The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-30

few rules in his book which, II intefligently OBJ
served, win cause tho habit to lose It's power,
place OF the feverish anxiety, tho undorcurrent
Of restlosspfoeling which robs tho human heart
OF it's natural happiness and raises the question
so often heard. whether lifo IL worth living.
Tho rules for conqucring tho worry habit arc:
II. Realize 1t Is an enemy which destroys your
70. Realize that 1t can BIO cured by persistent
3. Attack It definitely Os something 10 DO
"a. Realize that 1t never has done and novor
impairs he mental Faculties. '''A' ""
10. Consider what must DO involved in the
truth that God is infinite and that you arc q part
20. Memorize soue OF the Scripture promises
and recall them when the temptation 10 worry
-. IIclp and comfort your neighbor.
g. Forgive your enemies and conquer your
50. Induce others to begin the worl; OF oman.
cipation from the worry habit.
Mr.. Seward goes on TO say, 1t will DO OBJ.
served thai the first six rules refer to efforts
we are TO make for ourselves, ami the last three
concern our relations 10 others. Tho last rule
c~ipation can DO complete which docs not seek
10, include the neighbor.. The habit of wor-
s ssiSs il fro sS G sss ssrars sRs IS; ;sit aSeG sss e%a that hal.
urnl temperament thore Is the added diff
Guilty OF resisting tho atmosphere Of anxiety
creator the number Of our friends and neigh.
bors, we can persuade. to mako tho otIort with
10 thc iuplo rhpiu Hnu buuSltnliHl VIII DC our
sons sSs for this; Giving expression to an IDEA
committing ourselves to others Increases our
sense Of Responsibility. and VIC arc. therefore.
more more likely to be faithiul to the purpose wo
The don't worry .roform," concluded Mr..
Pentecost, touches life on all sides. We con-
nected with Unity Congregation far more OF.
icct,ye IMAM any work we. could accomplish by
membership Is not limited IN MANNERS pf fbp
congregation, People of all creeds arc nskcd
t. to- Join II tr for the T ES'ItanSySS;rrd s o, Unity sone 's
ligion. However, all Of the Don't Worry cir.
clcs In the city arc open to oil interested. and
t @sfl arc doing and will continue to do " grand
In speaking. Of tho folly of worrying the au.
thor OF Don't Worry" gives some practical
Worrying Is the most unreasonable habit in
which q human being can indulge The truth OF
this proposition can be shown by simply asking
happinessi, The idea is too absurd 10 be con,
ness than any other cause-perhaps more than
al other canscs combined. 2. Does worry help
crisis that lies before us, arc we prepared to
burden Of anxious thought aboStiti This qaes:
minds arc rendered less at for the coming prob.
lem by all the doubts and fears we entertain.
sizcd by tho fact that many people worry as
much over the past as they do over the future.
II !. nau. only uOnc ulllCrently,. II 4 nou only
avoided this or that mistake they say. with
real anguish of spirit. What folly could be
greater than to allow vitality to be wasted and
happiness destroyed. by that which cannot be re-
called, changed. or in the slightest degree modi-
fiedi We also allow ourselves to be torment.
ed by n thousand forms of fear. We are afraid
Of catching cold, afraid to cat this or that .arti-
Gle Of food, afraid that something unpleasant
will happen to us. And what we so persistent
ly expect we are very apt to get. The strangest
thing about this slavery is that VIC have come
to regard 1t as unavoidable, an essential ele-
mont of life, q stimulus that Is needed to keep
us UP to tho line of duty