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
But if your mind has been filled with fear-thought in regard to
constipation, it may be well in the beginning for you to occasionally
flush the colon with warm water. There is not the least need of doing
it, except to make the process of your mental emancipation from fear a
little easier; it may be worth while for that. And as soon as you see
that you are making good progress, and that you have cut down your
quantity of food, and are really eating in the Scientific Way, dismiss
constipation from your mind forever; you have nothing more to do with
it. Put your trust in that Principle within you which has the power to
give you perfect health; relate It by your reverent gratitude to the
Principle of Life which is All Power, and go on your way rejoicing.
What about exercise?
Every one is the better for a little all-round use of the muscles every
day; and the best way to get this is to do it by engaging in some form
of play or amusement. Get your exercise in the natural way; as
recreation, not as a forced stunt for health's sake alone. Ride a horse
or a bicycle; play tennis or tenpins, or toss a ball. Have some
avocation like gardening in which you can spend an hour every day with
pleasure and profit; there are a thousand ways in which you can get
exercise enough to keep your body supple and your circulation good, and
yet not fall into the rut of "exercising for your health." Exercise for
fun or profit; exercise because you are too healthy to sit still, and
not because you wish to become healthy, or to remain so.
Are long continued fasts necessary?
Seldom, if ever. The Principle of Health does not often require twenty,
thirty, or forty days to get ready for action; under normal conditions,
hunger will come in much less time. In most long fasts, the reason
hunger does not come sooner is because it has been inhibited by the
patient himself. He begins the fast with the FEAR if not actually with
the hope that it will be many days before hunger comes; the literature
he has read on the subject has prepared him to expect a long fast, and
he is grimly determined to go to a finish, let the time be as long as it
will. And the sub-conscious mind, under the influence of powerful and
positive suggestion, suspends hunger.
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