New-York tribune., 1911-01-02
SENDS NEW THOUGHT
RIPPING DER WORLD
Cures of Pneumonia by Wireless
and Raising a ParaIytiC De-
sCribed by Interpreter.
MIND CONTROL THE THING
Mrs. Mary e. Chaplin Confident
of Casting Out Ali Evils of the
Flesh by Collecting Mans
Atoms in Harmony.


ions OF habitants were enough con
cerned about their wealth. happiness anC
abundance yesterday afternoon to at
| tend the talk Of Mrs. Mary T.. Chaplin
of Boston. on what the New Thought
ers think about constructive" living
The number of those i'm the Berkeley
Theatre. however, did not affect Mrs
Chaplin in the least. All the crowned
heads of Europe were hearing her words
even as she spoke. she said. Like rip
pies that a stone thrown into the water
makes. the vibrations of her thought
were travelling around the world.
When the near-hundred had assem-
bled. full half an hour after the APP
pointed time, Mrs. Chaplin glided to the
stage and brought hush upon the au-
dience with a smile.
piano" she began, ''let us put every
thought Of sordid. everyday life out 1f
our mind and open its doors and win
dows to beauty and health and power
and strength and opulence."
she showed how this was done by
reclining languidly in a chair, eyes
closed. The audience promptly followed
her example and some Of them omitted
to change their attitude throughout the
remainder of the afternoon.
THE story Of Lots wife" announced
Mrs. Chaplin, when the music ceased,
has come to be a living truth. In be-
ginning this New Year let us not look
back, let us keep our faces set toward
the future. II we keep our thoughts
on past years we shall become immov-
able, we shall become like pillars OF
salt. Regret, remorse. are at the bot
tom OF many of the manifestations of
disease In the body Cut off everything
Of evil. unhappiness. failure. that be-
longs 10 the past and bring into the new
life only what has been beautiful and
harmonizing, true and good"
Regeneration by New Atoms.
From this exhortation Mrs. Chaplin
went forward to explain how the happy
result might be brought about. Science,
she said, taught that there were new
atoms coming into a man all the time
Each new atom, she declared, was
stamped with a thought as it came. II
the thought was wrong. then the man
would be ugly or unhappy or diseased
"As a man thinketh,' she quoted, sc
is he" Spirit, she continued, was
mighty i'm the pulling down of strong
holds. To come into oneness with the
spirit, to affirm that ones own self was
master and that everything In one was
subject TO ones will; to get out of a
little peck measure into the measure OF
the universe-that. said she, was the re-
ligion of the future. as Charles Eliot had
so beautifully called IT.
Then Mrs. Chaplin demonstrated the
efficacy Of her doctrine by telling Of the
ing humanity. One woman there was
who had not moved from bed for twenty
years. She bore her paralysis patiently
because she thought that those whom
God loved he chastened. Mrs. Chaplin
explained to her, with the necessary
quantity of addenda, that God made her
legs to walk on, her arms TO work with
her back TO hold her up. Within a few
short weeks she walked in the spirit,
Mrs. Chaplin said.
Not long ago she received a long dis
tance telephone message from New
York. she averred which said that the
sender's sister was dying Of double
pneumonia. She was a doctors wife
would that make any difference? None
at all. 1t was a case where immediate
action was imperative.
Cheer Sent by Wireless.
Through the night. Mrs. Chapin de-
clared, she sent words Of cheer to the
diving woman by wireless. In the morn
ing there was nothing left to fear.
At this juncture a seeker after knovl-
edge In the third row wanted to know
why. If il was the heritage of all people
TO be whole. ST. Paul had said that some
vessels were destined to destruction.
oh returned Mrs. Chaplin, "St. Pau
made mistakes"
Seeing this question so easily disposed
Of. a young girl in the back Of the hal
was emboldened To ask another. What
she couldn't see was why one could
think ones self into the possession oi
everything but money. Oh, but that
wasn't so, Mrs. Chaplin assured her
Money wanted everybody, just as every
body wanted money, she explained. II
people would only get over the idea that
money was a thing to be held on to they
would become channels through whici
money would flow. This theory appar-
emily satisfied every one, but when tho
contribution box was passed around il