San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-07

bad things TO others ard to yourself,
why not suggest good things? Look
here.
Difference in Doctors.
"For years | was a busy druggist.
In my pharmacy l made up the pre-
scriptions the doctors gave their pa
tients.
Il said TO myself some Of those drugs
would not cure anything. Perhaps II
was the combination Of drugs that did
the work. But no. Sometimes the
same prescription, given to two different
persons, cured one and eft the other
unaided.
Then got the key TO it. One doc
tor gave the medicine and said TO his
patient Tomorrow you will be ever so
much better The other doctor simply
gave the medicine without comment, or
even expressed doubt as to the certain
ty Of, its effect.
"The one doctor brought about auto
suggestion in his patient, the other did
not.
Remember our unconscious self is
both our slave and king. The slave
king is seated on a throne. We tell
this slave what to do and it then rules
US. ..
IF you keep telling yourself over
and over Every day. in every way, l
am getting better and better your slave
will see to it that this statement be-
comes fact.
"Above all. avoid the demon Loubt.
Give Yourself Chance.
81 am not asking you TO give me a
chance. l am asking you to give your
self a chance.
"If you stay here long enough you
will sec people who have given them
selves that chance and who are ever
so much happier as n result. They
have found a way to get rid Of pain and
disease.
Il don't claim to work miracles. As
a matter of fact. ! don't. simply help
people to help themselves. l point out
10 way
The thing that differ initiates the
auto-suggestion clinics held by MOnsIe1r
Emile CCue from any clinics in che
, world TO which suffering people 90 IS
this: we laugh with Coue and at Our:
selves.
Lots OF US come here with aches aEd
pains. but. somehow, Couc. the maSi-
clan, drives away the tears and makes
the smiles come. / think one of the
reasons for this is the simple human
ness Of the man.
He cal reprove when rep:oOf is ncs'
essary, but he prefers to Joke with Us
and to make us joke. too. D..
One day when | was there an IN
trlJectuaI woman. after hearing him OK
plain how ancient a thing autO-Sug
gestion is. said rather cattily:
in other words, you have dlscOVereu
the mooI." -, ..
"No, madame" he replied. with fine
dignity. but / have learned how to
teach you to walk by its light IN your
Darkness
Treating Rheumatism.
Over in a corner sits a nuSky-lOok-
ing peasant woman in black. Her toll
worn hands show how she has labored
beside ner husband on their farm; SIC
has trouble using her right arm; thinks
she has 'rheumatics."
Gone rapidly strokes the sleeve ~
her blouse bidding her say alter hlu--
Ca pasSe ca pnSSe, ca paSse.
1T is going away. il is going away,
IL Is gong away" Only he wants her
TO saw il so rapidly that it sounds Like
a big bee buzzing- endlessly. Tnen
Coue Strengthens himself.
How does the arm feel now!
Much better ~
Hit me with your right fist"
She strikes him in the chest.
Hit harder"
She almost knocks him down.
Coue smilingly suggests she now go
home AMI hit her husband that way;
"Oh, 1o. monsieur. He would hIt
back. :"
Enter another type. She is Frenrh
bourgeois perhaps 90, in nlack, with
her old-fashioned gold chain and lociei
around heI throat.
She has come in walking painfully