Evening star., 1923-01-09
DR.. Coue Tells of Maladies
Cured by Autosuggestion
Heart Trouble, Sciatica and Numerous
Other Ills Yield to PO,Uer of
Thought, He Declares.

| pulmonary congestion which her doc
tor believed she could not, possibly
resist, and she has Increased her
weight by twenty-siX pounds.
Other Ailments Cured.
Scistica, gastric troubles. consti-
patton, asthma and headaches readily
give way to autosuggestion. There
, Is a man who suffered from head
aches for thirty years. taking aspirin
and similar drugs regularly on GER
tain days of the week (notice the
power of uggestion-he was con-
Vinced he would have headache on
such and such a day, and he did have
one). Now he has set his mind work
ing along other lines and has cured
himself of his chronic headache. I
also know man who suffered from
sciatica. and who. according to q let
ter which he wrote the other day. has
had practically no pain since the day
he came to hear me explain the prac
tice OF autosuggestion; and a young
woman who now thinks nothing of
walking eight miles, although by her
doctors orders she had considered
scarcely daring to stir from her bed
or her sofa.
Astonishing as these results may
appear, they are perfectly logical and
natural, since II has been demon
strated that in certain conditions,
exercise Of autosuggestion
And now. here is a word of COM
fort for my fair readers who are
fearul (and how many are not?) of
losing their good looks. OF course
you are right to want to remain
young and fresh and good looking.
And you can do so If you only realize
that you possess the secret your
selves. 1t is that little fairy who
dwells In your subcOnscious and who
asks nothing better than to smooth
away those impertinent wrinkles, to
put firm cushions of healthy flesh
under sagging cheeks. or restore the
laughing sparkle to dulled eyes.
Remedy for Fatigue.
Yes, just train your imagination to
visualize your face or body as you
would like IT to be, and you will
have a very good chance of seeing
them approach pretty near your ideal.
Mind, I don't tell you that you can
change the color of your eyes or
hair, or modify the shape of your
to the materially possible. But you
can really improve your appearance
and ward off the attacks of age and
fatigue. Fatigue. by the way. ought
not be possible if you practice auto
suggestion. 1t is so largely a matter
of imagination. Suppose you have a
task to perform. If you think to
yourself beforehand, This is going to
be difficult and tiring.; 1t surely will
be SO, and you will yawn over it and
feel quite tired and bored But if
you are in a different frame of mind,
and say. This is going to be easy; I
shall enjoy doing it." then You will
not feel the slightest trace of fatigue.
The best way of making a hard job
easy is to buckle down and do It,
1t goes without saying that the
practice of autosuggestion will not
dispense one from the observance of
the ordinary rules of health and hy-
giene. Remember, we are using the
forces Of nature, 50 it would be silly
to attempt to fight them at the same
time. Lead rational life. Do not
overeat Masticate your food thor
oughly. Take sufficient exercise
Avoid excesses. They are natures
laws Their observance, combined
with the knowledge Of the all-power-
ful effects of autosuggestion, will
keep you in good physical and moral
health, and enable you to combat
successfully any of the Ills to which,