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146 _ Why Is Consistency So Important?
We are getting closer to another #truthseekers milestone… episode #150!
I am reminded of a passage from Prentice Mulford’s “Thoughts are
Things”, originally published in 1889.
"If but 2 people were to meet at regular intervals and talk of
health, strength and vigor of body and mind, at the same time opening their
minds to receive of the Supreme the best idea as to the ways and meanings for
securing these blessings, they would attract to them a thought current of such
idea.
If these 2 people or more kept up these conversations on these subjects
at a regular time and place, and found pleasure in such communings, and they
were not forced or stilted; if they could carry them on without controversy,
and enter into them without preconceived idea, and not allow any shade of
tattle or tale-bearing, or censure of others to drift into their talk, they
would be astonished at the year's end at the beneficial results to mind and
body.
Because in so doing and coming together with a silent demand of the
Supreme to get the best idea, they would attract to them a current of
life-giving force."
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We are getting closer to another #truthseekers milestone… episode #150!
I am reminded of a passage from Prentice Mulford’s “Thoughts are
Things”, originally published in 1889.
"If but 2 people were to meet at regular intervals and talk of
health, strength and vigor of body and mind, at the same time opening their
minds to receive of the Supreme the best idea as to the ways and meanings for
securing these blessings, they would attract to them a thought current of such
idea.
If these 2 people or more kept up these conversations on these subjects
at a regular time and place, and found pleasure in such communings, and they
were not forced or stilted; if they could carry them on without controversy,
and enter into them without preconceived idea, and not allow any shade of
tattle or tale-bearing, or censure of others to drift into their talk, they
would be astonished at the year's end at the beneficial results to mind and
body.
Because in so doing and coming together with a silent demand of the
Supreme to get the best idea, they would attract to them a current of
life-giving force."