Evening star., 1923-01-01
difficulty than to walk up with diff

difficulty than to walk up with diff
ficulty."
If this sincere man has a gospel 1t
is the gospel of common sense. the
catholicity of which is making itself
felt today the world over. His dis
| covery of the potency of the fmag-
ination over all the other faculties
has led to a knowledge of the, power
of the subconscious mind. This
Knowledge can be used as means
of self-mastery by any and all who
will open their minds to it. 1t is
not sect, creed or a religion, but
rather a means of self-developmenf.
a line or re-education from which you
may benefit, be. you Catholic or
Protestant. Jew or Gentle. believer
or unbelieVer in the potentcy of auto
suggestion. For the foundation upon
which NJ. Coue's method is based Is
SO scientific that ii can bear fruit II
one will closely follow directions:
Naturally confidence. in the method
will bring about quicker results.
Cures English Woman.
Has autosuggeStion ever effected
an organic cure? This is the question
asked most frequently. The writer
has had the privilege OF following
the cases, subsequently mentioned.
here in Nancy. and has talked to the
patients themselves.
Four months ago an English woman
who had suffered from an injured
spine was brought to NJ. Coue in
a bath chair For the last eight
years she had been bedridden, one
| side entirely paralyzed. The first
visit she left her bath chair and
| walked across the room. Today she
walks all over the city of Nancy.
There is at present in NJ. Coue's
clinic a young man with congenital
| bone disease. whose legs at birth
were malformed. and who has passed
a large part of his life in hospitals.
| the rest of his life in braces, using
| crutches and in constant pain. In
| two weeks of NJ Coues treatment
| he was entirely free from suffering.
! He now walks everywhere, prldlng
| himself that he is able to go up
| stairs without even the aid of the
| banisters. He is still lame, but has
! perftc CT confidence in the ability of
| his SuhconScious mind to enable his
! hip joint to so adjust itself that his
| min viii some time function normally.
| 1t might amuse the skeptics to know
! that this young man has already at
! tanned in this short time what NJ
/ Coue told him al the beginning that
| he could never hope to achieve. Prof
! Coue admits daily his own consterna-
| tion at the results which his patients
! obtain.
woman of Nancy came TO Prof
! Coue some few weeks ago for treat
ment for her general health 50 that
! she would be able to undergo an
: her for the tumor at all. but merely
I gave her suggestions for her general
| condition. The other day she returned
| to his clinic To report that when she
! had gone to the hospital for the oper
alton her physician discovered that
| she no longer had tumor.
| COue Always Conservative.
| Prof. Coue is always most conserva-
! tive in his comment upon the likcli-
! hood of cure in the case of each pa
| tient. He states his doubts and hopes
most frankly. never giving any false
! grounds for encouragement. But he
! has learned with his pupils that the
! realm of the possible and reasonable
| in autoSuggeStion is constantly en-
! la"ging and its horizon receding. The
| training of the SubconsciOus mind is
! a new field of endeavor, the limits of
; which none of us can as yet de-
! termine.
II is much the same as when we
/ reached out into the air and har-
messed a power which we call cleo
! tricit% and made il serve JUS. though
! we are still ignorant of its source
and composition. In the same way
! Prof. COue has discovered the great
power of tn" SubcunSCiouS mind to
translate ideas into realities and thus
! infiucnC" ali conscious and unCon-
SciOuS action, he il of body or mind.
man of lesser vision would ha We
seen in this discovery an opportunity
for Self-dramat tization as well as self
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. But with the ideal
of true liberator, he has not been
content to heal people while they
| were with him, but has endeayored
TO send away every one so completely
master of himself that he will be
/ bic to overcome all his physical and
mental and moral imperfectiOns.
Free of COmme rciaIIsm.
This simple man. actuated by the
purest motives. has been content to
reap his reward in the hearts of the
grateful patients whom he has helped
rather than to paint his name high
in the heavens for all to read
! Though possessing little personal
means. he has somehow managed to
give of himself and his time gratu-
| itously for twenty years TO all who
/ called upon him. His work has re-
mained free from the slightest taint
of cOmmercialsm.
He who can and will free his broth
er from his own prison house OF
bondage-Hot by the force of an out
side healer, but by the planting OF
an inner conviction in the heart OF
his brother that he is his own savior-is
certainly a servant OF both God and
man.
with infinite love and compassion
for the suffering and morally sick
this man arouSes in the heart of