Points the way to health through right thinking. The story was not written to extol any particular cult, or organized method of treating the sick, but is universal in it's appeal.

Medical science had struggled for centuries with the repression and amelioration of physical disease before it discovered the possibility of prevention by killing the germ. Mental science pursued the same course of attempted repression in this country until quite recently it was found that mental afflictions have germs also, and it naturally follows that any who are interested in the subject should try to discover, not only the germs themselves, but methods of getting rid of them.

In view of the great advances that have been made in the fields of Science, Industry and Art within the last century, it is somewhat discouraging to the thoughtful physician to observe with what slowness even the most rudimentary knowledge of the human body and its functions is disseminated among otherwise enlightened peoples.

Why do we spend one third of our lives in sleep?"'; dreams imply imperfect sleep; sleep interrupts all conscious relations with the phenomenal world'; Most conspicuous changes wrought during sleep physical, not physical; the most important events in human history initiated during sleep; spiritual influence of sleep illustrated by its privation; What is meant by God's resting on the seventh day of creation? Prominence given to the morning hour in the bible, and it's spiritual significance; our external and internal memory; in sleep we die daily; why we are not permitted to be conscious of the experiences of the soul in sleep.

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Our complex life; the essence of simplicity; simplicity of thought; simplicity of speech; simple duty; simple needs; simple pleasures; the mercenary spirit and simplicity; notoriety and the inglorious good.

Fundamentals of Practical Psychology. Partial Contents: Unfriendly suggestion; Cure all; Organic and functional diseases; Constructive suggestion; Autosuggestion; Semi-negative suggestion; Repetition; Healing children; How to give treatments; After healing; Breathing; Keeping fit; Eating and mind; Rest; Work, service, hobby; Mental indolence.

The Noble Truth that here veritably is Ill, the Noble Truth that there is veritably a Cause of Ill, the Noble Truth that there is veritably a Ceasing of Ill and the Noblest Truth of all, that there is veritably a Way whereby all Ill may be brought to an end forever more.

Introduction by William F. Butler. A new and improved English version of the treatise by the celebrated Venetian centenarian. With essays by Joseph Addison, Lord Bacon, and Sir William Temple. Contents: Introduction to Luigi Cornaro in The Spectator October 13,1711; Life and Writings of Luigi Cornaro; Selections from Lord Bacon's "History of Life and Death"; Selections from Sir William Temple's "Health and Long Life"; A short history of the Cornaro family.

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A philosophical and inspirational treatise on the establishment and maintenance of health through a constructive mental attitude.

The Method of Diagnosis and Successful Treatment.

How to free yourself from the grip of a race habit millions of years old; Develop a new master center and thus cure disease; Dealing with disease and inharmony; A three word key thought that will focus your thought upon a mighty truth and raise you to a new level of master consciousness; Providing an inlet and outlet for energy; Creative energy; How to heal your body and pocketbook; Warning signals of coming inharmony; Rooting out ideals which cause disease; Self-healing; How to get inside your subconscious mind; A consciousness that radiates joy and serenity.

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No person can prescribe for the sick very satisfactorily, nor with the success which is due to the true Art of healing, without a general knowledge of the fundamental principles or ground work of the system which he presumes to practice. The curative agents of the Hygienic Medical System are normal materials and influences, in contradiction to those of all Drug Medical Systems which are abnormal, or in other words, toxicological, morbific poisons.

Contents: The Therapeutics of Cancer; The Natural History of Cancer; Operation Useless; Danger of Serum Injections; Causation of Cancer; Preventative Measures; Importance of Diet; A Self-Imposed Disease; Erroneous Teaching; Nature's Defenses; Value of Nuclein; Diet and Vice; Flesh Food a Menace to Health; Evil and Good Effects of Diet; Appendix; Glossary.

This remarkable book traces the history of herbs far back into antiquity, and shows that the gods themselves were believed to be the original healers, not only by revealing the knowledge of their healing properties to mankind but by creating the sustaining herbs out of their own bodies.

A Drugless Treatment of Venereal Diseases by the famed Dr. Tilden.

Subjects covered: Anatomy and Physiology; Natural Habits; Chemistry; Stimulating Effects of Flesh Food; Alcoholism; Social considerations, etc.

Three Lectures. Contents: Fundamental Statements; Specific Interpretations; The Human Aura as an Indicator of Health and Character, with Reflections on the Aura of Habitations.

Every night we enter a mythic realm, a dark, primordial world of fear and desire. What this world offers, Anthony Stevens suggests, may well be the key to understanding our waking mysteries--ourselves, our society, and our history. A prominent psychiatrist and practicing Jungian analyst, Stevens views dreaming from both psychological and neurological perspectives to show how dreams owe their origins as much to our evolutionary history as a species as to our personal history as individuals. A work rich in symbolic and scientific insight, Private Myths traverses the course of dream interpretation from distant hunter-gatherer times to the present. This analysis is as authoritative as it is wide-ranging, including discussions of the biology of dreaming and the discovery of REM sleep, elaboration of the latest neuroscientific techniques in sleep research, and an assessment of the century-long legacy of analytic practice to dream interpretation. In a close look at the actual processes of dream formation, Stevens relates "dream work" to other creative capacities such as language, poetry, storytelling, memory, play, symptom-formation, magic, and ritual. He draws on his many years of experience to analyze key historical dreams, such as Freud's dream of Irma's injection and Hitler's dream of being buried alive, and enriches this discussion with analyses of his own and his patients' dreams. Remarkable in its breadth, Private Myths makes the principles of dream interpretation accessible to scientists, the findings of dream science accessible to analysts, and the discoveries of both available to anyone intrigued by the mysteries of dreams and dreaming.

Contained herein is the author's experiences with the practice of magnetism for psychic and healing purposes. Partial Contents: Influences which led me to become a magnetic healer; My position at the Weltmer Inst.; Thought transference; Tobacco habit cured; Class demonstrations "Swallowing yourselves"; Trip to Washington DC; Force of suggestion; Subject renders W.J. Bryan's speech under hypnosis; Hypnotism as a curative agency; Method of securing hypnosis.

Contents: The Chemistry of Breath; Olfactory Nerve Influence on Respiration; Better Lung Development for Children; First Aid for Prevention of Catarrh and Pulmonary Affections; The Cellular Process of Body Building; Simplified Dietetics; Obesity, Cause and Prevention; Voice Building; Origin of Music; Controlled Breathing; Rhythm and Contour Culture; First Aid to Longevity; Introduction to Exercises.