Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18

bedside. descended into &C without
hurry ana ! huns out my tongue She
said. With pity but without passion;
Return u 20 itH rec ptnrls. We deal
with The mind only not with ~ dumb
servants
the connection was broken. but she de-
tcctcd the APOLOGY before could word
j. ana Indicated ~ negative tIlt OF
her head that tho pulse was nrothof
dumb servant that she had no Use FOR
Then l thought I would tell her my
symptoms and how ] felt no that she
would understand the case. but that
was another Inconvenience. she ana not
need to know those thiugss moreover
my remark about how I felt was an
abuse u language, "a interpolation OF
Zone docs not feel she explained.
there ~ no such thing NH feeling.
therefore, 90 speak Of q non-oNlstyut
thing No. existent 10 a contradiction.
Matter has no existence; nothing exists
but mind. the mind can not fool pain.
u can only Imagine o.
hut " % hurts Just tho same
II doesn't. A thing which is unreal
can not exercise the functions % real-
iy, Pain "a unreal hence, pain can
not hurt
In making sweeping gesture 20 I'M
dictate the act uf shooting the illusion Of
pain out ~ the mind. she rnkCI her
hand on ID pin lu her dress. said ouch"
ana went TRANQUILITY on with her talk
You should never allow yourself TO
speak of how you feel, nor permit 9TH
oiu 10 ask you how You arc feeling you
should never CuuCudp that you ure 100.
nor permit others TO talk about
disease or palm or death or similar none
cNistencOB IN your presence. Such talk
only encourages the mind 60 continue
"a
point the stubenmadohcu tr1d on tho
cats tail. ana the cat let fy % frenzy
ton.
II" Is a cats opinion about pain yalu-
"a cat has no opinion: opinions pto-
coed from mind only, the lower animals.
being ctcrnally pcrlahnhlO have not
been granted mind; without mind. oplu-
ton Do Impossible
She merely Imagined she fclt a
paln-tho catT
she can not imagine a pain. for
without mind. there II no Imagination.
a cat has no Imagination
Then she had real PAIN
have already told you there Is
no such thing as rol palm
II IL strange and Interesting. DO
wonder what was the matter with the
cat Because. there being no such
thing a. n rial pain, and she not being
able to Imagine an imaginary one. I'D
would seem that God In Ills pity has
compensated the cat with some kind Of
mysterious emotion usahle when her
iall u troddcn on which Tor tho moment
brotherhood Of
She broke In with an lrritated--
'Pcnccl The cat feels nothing. the
christian feels nothing, Your empty
and foolish imaginlngs are PROCLAMATION
and blasphcmy and can do you an In
Jury. II u Wiser and better and hoiier
20 recognize and confess that there la
no such thing az disease or pain or
death.
~ am fun Of Imaginary torturos.'
! said. but I did not think could be-
any more uncomfortable n they wcro
rval ones"
The patient was told once more that
there was no occasion to ria him OF hls
imaginary turturps, since they did not
exist, but were Illusions propaEntcd by
matter, and matter had no existence
The conversation continues.
1t sounds rirht and clear but yet
u sccmH IN q degree elusive. Il seems
10 slip through, Just when you think
You are setting a grip on a.
Explain
"'well, Tor instance. n there Is no
such thing as matter, how can matter
propagate thlngHW
In her compassion she almost smiled.
She would have smiled II there woro
any such thing aH a smile.
1T IL quite simple she said tho
fundamental propositions OF Christian
Science explain H. and thoy are Hum-
married IN the four following aclf-cyl-
dent propositions; I. God Nv All In an.
., God u good, Good Nv Mind. Q. God,
Spirit, being all nothing Is matter. 4.
Life. COD. omnlpotent good. deny