The Science of Being WellWattles, W. D. (Wallace Delois)
Science
The Science of Being Well
Wattles, W. D. (Wallace Delois)
Health; Mental healing; New Thought
No; better not. When you begin to live in this Way, you will probably
not be of normal strength; and you will gradually pass from a low
physical condition to a higher one. If you relate yourself mentally with
health and strength, and perform the voluntary functions of life in a
perfectly healthy manner, your strength will increase from day to day;
but for a time you may have days when your strength is insufficient for
the work you would like to do. At such times rest, and exercise
gratitude. Recognize the fact that your strength is growing rapidly, and
feel a deep thankfulness to the Living One from whom it comes. Spend an
hour of weakness in thanksgiving and rest, with full faith that great
strength is at hand; and then get up and go on again. While you rest do
not think of your present weakness; _think of the strength that is
coming_.
Never, at any time, allow yourself to think that you are giving way to
weakness; when you rest, as when you go to sleep, fix your mind on the
Principle of Health which is building you into complete strength.
What shall I do about that great bugaboo which scares millions of people
to death every year--Constipation?
Do nothing. Read Horace Fletcher on "The A B Z or Our Own Nutrition,"
and get the full force of his explanation of the fact that when you live
on this scientific plan you need not, and indeed cannot, have an
evacuation of the bowels every day; and that an operation in from once
in three days to once in two weeks is quite sufficient for perfect
health. The gross feeders who eat from three to ten times as much as can
be utilized in their systems have a great amount of waste to eliminate;
but if you live in the manner we have described it will be otherwise
with you.
If you eat only when you have an EARNED HUNGER, and chew every mouthful
to a liquid, and if you stop eating the instant you BEGIN to be
conscious of an abatement of your hunger, you will so perfectly prepare
your food for digestion and assimilation that practically all of it will
be taken up by the absorbents; and there will be little--almost
nothing--remaining in the bowels to be excreted. If you are able to
entirely banish from your memory all that you have read in "doctor
books" and patent medicine advertisements concerning constipation, you
need give the matter no further thought at all. The Principle of Health
will take care of it.
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