and made available for that use, only one thing could occur—they must be eliminated from the blood as waste.

As the same mental states persisted, of necessity the so-called disease condition began to manifest.

When the desperado was killed in another part of the state, our officer let go of his fear and ceased his intense mental charging of himself for action, and in a few days an examination showed no symptoms of diabetes.

This is a case where it seems that an outside condition caused certain negative states of consciousness, and a removal of the conditions brought about the change of mind that produced the cure.

It would have been possible to have met this condition by an understanding use of the law of Mind.

Had he known the higher laws of Mind, he could have stood guard at the door of his consciousness and kept all his mental activity constantly constructive and harmonious. If he had done this, not only would he have maintained perfect health, but he would have been fully protected from any harm and from any attempts to injure him.

THERE is never a dead part in the human body—there is no atrophy. A part may become sluggish, inactive, as a result either of mental conditions or of some physical insult, or of a shock to a part of a body not well sustained by its mind—not well counseled by its mind. Or that body may and does respond to the thoughts of other minds regarding it, when its own mind is less strong, or not trained and informed that its function is to sustain and maintain the balance of the body by a perfect acknowledgement of the God-life within it, ever active, ever creating and recreating in perfection, when there is no interference.

Accept consciously life, Life, L-I-F-E in abundance, and remember the perfect chording. Every physical life in its various and diverse activities is a symphony, is a music maker—if God attuned. Consider the very material of the body—its texture, its delicacy; it will fix your reverence for its divinity. —J. H. H.