The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-26
INTEREST IN FAITH DOCTOR
OMNIBUS SIGN OF EVIL
"Who Cares" Uses This for lnte!li.
gent Discussion Of Health and
How TO Have it.

the fait!, cure, further than the state
ment CT a few facts as to its opera
ton. and tie nature OF disease rrc-
cesses in general.
Blu. l do wish to be prophet t.
declare that the large number G:
persons who are reported to haV-
felt that they needed the assistance
of the faith doctor is an omlncu'
sign of evil, ard FOR our South! Ind
especially. AEt! the sooner We
awaken to this fact, the sooner W
will lay an enduring cornerstone &c:
a real progress for all classes.
For some day We must surely lear?
that it is Of the highest importance
to understand the deep but si:en2
forces of nature which influence IL,
actions cf men.
The faith doctor in his ramei:r5
talk voiced two great truths. ta'ss'T,
that the power to cure lies wishl1
yourself-t.hat is, the forces Of re-
tu-e. Second, that to effect e cure
Won must live the right !ife-that i,
learn to direct these forces of nature
intelligently.
Now to get some inkling of the
process required we must come ilrSt
to know that back of all ma, ter
stands the all sustainer, in whom We
literally live, move and have our be-
ing. And if this pressure were re-
laxed for one moment we would SUI
fer instant annihilation.
Then remember the further iacs
that while the conscious mind Is
controlled by reason ard judgment,
the subconscious is controlled wholly
by suggestion.
Disease conditions lessen GU
held on the All Sustainer, THEREBY
impairing the ability to maintain the
proser balance between internal and
external relations. And when due to
purely psychic disturbance. or to
lessened function of the autom:ti:
forces of the sympathetic nervous
system they may be remedied or
improved by suggestion. Aad'
furthermore, the patient may
make the necessary suggestion to
himself almost as successfully as any
one can at the time when the cor
scious mind is being submerged.Sna
the subconscious is assuming cont@oi'
The suggestion must be made posi-
tively that the desired change IS al
ready an accomplished fact. Anc Il
it is impinged successfully on the
s,,bconscious it goes to work to MIKE
it a fact. This suggestion can be
further assisted by the magnetic
solenoid which keeps up the sugges-
ton during sleep. And if the Dooy'
is first rendered abnormal, as o?
fasting. a condition of eXaltatlon nay
sometimes be induced by this pro
longed auto-suggestion.
Victor Theodore Junod, a native
of the Pyrinnees Alps, was gradu-
a1ed in medicine in Paris about the
wear 1880, and for the next ~ years
devoted his time 70 Withdrawn"
about one-third of the blood from
the circulation and ligating 1t IN the
extrenlities by the means Of vacuam
"boots:' and he thereby effected the
most astonishing cures ever achleveo
in medicine by suggestion.
His work, we'll attested by the
medical processing, his day, demon
strated that the cells Of the body
possess intelligence, and when sud
denly placed on the defensive VIII
Immediately take q stronger hold on
the All Sustainer. In order to at
tain his results he had to push his
derivations to the point of falntlng'
which suspended the action of the
conscious mind, ard inlpinged the
suggestion on the subconscious that
! the body is in extremis. And it i'm
mediately started vigorous action TO
make compensation. This | sup
pose must have been done by the
blood in circulation absorbing more
than it's customary 4 l-2 per cent. OF
oxygen.
This gives US the clue to the sue
cessful treatment of chronic disease
in supplying to the blood increased
haemoglobin, to absorb more oxygen,
blood fat and phosphorus to feed
the nervous system, and mineral
salts, in right proportion, to con-
duct the life currents. This refers
TO disease resulting from innutri-
ton, as rheumatism.
But much chronic disease results
from faulty elimination of the Gin
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