The Inner Life

THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | FEBRUARY 1934

the crisis; the fever has left him.” And the nurse said, “I never thought it was possible.” Then we entered a room in which there were only women.

There we saw a little sweet old lady, propped against some pillows. She was clairvoyant and saw us. She smiled and her eyes followed us from bed to bed. When we came to her, she stretched out both hands toward me, and when I said, “You are healed, in the Name of Christ,” she said, “I watched you coming.”

Then she sat up straight in bed, and said to the nurse, “I’m well again. Telephone my daughter to come and get me.” The nurse looked at her, amazed, and said, “What’s going on here today; everybody seems to get well?” The little woman answered, “Christ has sent His Messengers to do this, but you are too blind to see it, my dear.”

After that I woke up in my bed again. And it was eight o’clock in the morning. —L. L.

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JUST as many men pool their dollars to form a corporation, so do those same men pool their minds of their employees to form a Group Mind, which really accomplishes that for which the corporation gets the credit.


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