The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-23
0'BanyOun's
Observations

All quiet along the Potomac?
Muse asleep? This seems to
be one Of the weeks when I
am hard pressed to write
something for the column. A
prpetual student of Truth,
there is much I could write on
the many revelations I have
received, but such writing he's
been called poor journalism
and discouraged. However,
have in preparation a book
in which many subjects are
treated, and when it is ready
for the publisher we will see
what win happen.
Meanwhile I am willing 0
discuss Truth with any inter-
ested persons who will listen
TO something new. 1 don't
mean new Truth, There is
no new Truth. Truth is eter-
nah one Of the attributes Of
the Supreme Being. l mean
NEW LIGHT on Truth. There
is nothing static in the Uni
verse. Man does not know |
Truth. He is still learning, if |
he will. That's ali for now.
Had a nice visit with Editor
Maude Steward and found her
definitely on the up and COM
ing side. Since she got out
of the hospital, which seemed
to terrify her, she has shown
steady, if slow, improvement.
That Improvement seems to
have stepped up within the
last two weeks, and / have
hopes Of seeing her in the
Office before too long.
Although there has been, l
and is, much opposition to |
the fact that the law of evo-
luton is ilnmutable, conditions I
are perpetually changing, The 9
concert stage with centuries v
of background is being threat r
ened by modern performances, S
radio and television. &
To me, this is as it should t
b. AS en- exponent Of evolu-
ton I subscribe to the newt !
able changes. But! be sure |
your change is Improvement. I
There is always an adver- r
sary against all improvements, f
and some of the changes seem I
to be retrogression rather than 6
progress. 1t all breaks down
to whether you are clarifying +
the Spirit, or the senses, if E
your change is intelligent OF l
sensuous. lie would be glad I
to go deeper into this subject {
with anyone who desires.
Being particularly impressed
by the enthusiastic praise bes-
towed by Editor Maude Ste
ward on the efficient therapy
Of Gladys Howard, I paid a
visit to her establishment to
check for myself. l found yet
another reality which exceed
ed my highest expectation
The setup vibrations Of health
seemed to meet me at the
door. I found the hostess gra-
cious and willing to discuss
her work illustrating and Civ
ing examples of her methods.
She has many diplomas and
certificates adjoining her walls,
class pictures and what have |
you. But titles before, and let
ters after name fail to inn
press me. The girl is simply |
filled with the desire to re-
jeVe human sufferings, and
she is equipped to do just
that. What she told me about
blood was a lesson invaluable
and l could wish everybody
could hear her tell how her
method speeds up slow blood,
and slows down fast blood to
normal which keeps the hui
man machine operating 1000.
She gave me a couple OF vi
Orators, by way of illustration,
(which made me feel like turn
ing my nose up at transpor-
tHtion other than walking. 1
. was especially impressed with
the sweat closet" "a name
coined for IT'D where you 20
In dry, perspire, and come out
wet, with all the skins inn
purity brought out by means
of rays. I wanted to get in it
more than anything else +
saw there. Vibrators, rays,
bicycle which you can pedal
41er hours and never get any
where. She has muscle sup
~norts, corsets for reducing
strain. / Just can't tell YOU
AL about Ii; you should be
there yourself. Best of all, the
little woman is convincing.
4competent and seems to be
more the apostle OF health
wthan the grabber Of money.
f cannot invite you to 70 for
a demonstration such as Il
mad, for she received me as a
GUARDIAN representative. But
.pointment and she will be