The Secret of Life, Death and Immortality: A startling proposition, with a chapter devoted to mental therapeutics and instructions for self healingFleetwood, Henry
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The Secret of Life, Death and Immortality: A startling proposition, with a chapter devoted to mental therapeutics and instructions for self healing
Fleetwood, Henry
Death; Immortality; Life
Sometimes these inharmonious conditions seem persistent and hard to
overcome, and patience and perseverance in repetition may be necessary.
But persevere and you cannot fail to win out. It is as certain as that
friction will produce fire, and that heat will dissolve ice. Don’t whine.
Don’t beg. Don’t pray. Command, as is your right and privilege, as a unit
of this mighty electric force which is life and health. It’s up to you.
All the life and health of the universe is yours if you will. Permanent,
abiding, continuous attunement to the infinite ocean of force, is to
continue the integrity of the organism you call your—Self.
Radium
Note.—The discovery of radium opened up a field of experiment and
investigation that has greatly confirmed in the scientific mind the
belief that all action is electrical and that in this direction will be
found the solution of all biological problems.
It is now thought by scientists that radium is the source of life, if
not the so-called AURA of life itself. If this were true, it would
only mean that radium is the fundamental, basic, primeval substance of
the universe, which we have termed Electricity. … It is known to be
electrical in its action, giving off light, heat and radiant energy.
It seems to be self-existent, or self-renewing, suffering no apparent
diminution of its force or energy.
One thing is certain, Electricity is Life, and in the eternally inherent,
automatic impulse of its individual electrons will be found the solution
of all phenomena. In radium or radioactivity science may be getting down
to “bed-rock.” At any rate, it is hot on the trail that will lead to the
discovery of the truth we are announcing, viz.: that there is but one
substance—Electricity, whose eternal, infinite expression is Life.
CHAPTER IX
Resume and Conclusion
In the foregoing chapters I have endeavored to explain the great primeval
force of life—Electricity. The task is an almost impossible one, for,
while I know that my premises and deductions are correct, it is more than
difficult by words and phrases and sentences to convey to the reader my
deep conviction of the correctness of the theory introduced in these
pages.
Some of the greatest scientists in the world are experimenting with this
vital force, and almost daily the newspapers contain accounts of the
phenomenal results that are attending their efforts.
Recently in Copenhagen a certain journalist had his portrait
“photographed by electricity.” Copies were distributed throughout the
city he was about to visit with instructions that he be arrested on
sight. This was effected immediately upon his arrival there.
An important recent discovery is an electric lamp which can dissipate
fog. It produces a dear, greenish, penetrating light like moonlight. It
gives a great illuminating power without heat something like the X-ray.
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