FEBRUARY, '11. HENRY HARRISON BROWN, Editor. Nerve us with incessan s. Don't bark against the bad, but chant the bea ties -(, ..-t._ f.

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1 ,."1. I ry' THE WORLD'S NEWTHOUOHT JOURNAL FEBRUARY, '11 10 cis. $1 A Journal of Affirmation HENRY HARRISON BROWN, Editor -(, Nerve us with incessan s. Don't bark against the bad, but chant the bea ties..-t._ f. c: "'0", I 'I <,.' flr good.-emerson. \ SOUL CULTURE ART OF LIVING PSYCHOMETRY INSPIRATION SPIRITUAL HEALING MENTAL SCIENCE SUGGESTION Published by HENRY HARRISON BROWN, Glenwood. California. SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS Digitized bygoogie

2 SantaCruzMountains HOMES = RESORTS RANCHES = ORCHARDS AND VINEYARDS I am a Santa' Cruz Mountain Property Specialist. If you desire to buy or sell any l, either improved or unimproved, if it is located in the Santa Cruz Mountains; you will find it worth your \vhile to communicate with me. Write for my lists nlaps. No trouble to questions. " JOHN DUBUIS SANTA CRUZ = = CALIFORNIA BRANCH OFFICE, GLENWOOD, CALIF. [J'IL ygooglc

3 I Iweet Harrison Brown WAITING AT RAILROAD STATION. is Love HENRY HARRISON BROWN. liiature's FIlIIElI. POBiCES. Man's search ever has been for Power. one desire has been to Create! Power has been stimulant to all Human It is man's is then most likest " not when he shows but when from h creates his Ideal in or bronze with on canvas; or pen on Soul is Wisdom is a his latent Power. He looks in wind wave, in liglltning, he to use, that the is in them. No! Man Power. he not the power he could not lesser forces. MAN nr"nrr.<n He is all the Power there is. He the nature to do He can comhis m all nature comms. How? the finer forces which he IS; pit1che:d vibralower ones. As tions to controls the vibrations of will the er vibrations of which are th control all the vibrations he calls Nature. MAN will do this when he comes. solnelthilng, that is not Man.

4 16 -Edith M. Thomas aspirat:ion of has at mm:-;:.en, HIS is but nature's finer forces. Man is on a octave' is one with all the universe. Because his of. he the master the wills to be. Tnrlnucn his sensitiveness to those from without himself. Tbis aw'akem:ng is his when Man he will have no use for the of in external but will live in that world of finer forces that has ever surrounded but to which he has been blind deaf. He is out that he can as well as use, the!>e the result is that until he learns to use them with to their ani crime are on the increase. Good! Let them come. It is God's way. It way of unfoldment. But way is the That the man, man small, suffers is evidence that way also blessed when he the direction. oppm;ite sides to the rel:1nedly has caused forms the used tortured them. Those who would learn of this address Alfred Nebraska.

5 -EmcrslJlI AN AGNOSTIC'S FAITH. EDISON AND HIS MOTHER. storm troubled me from fear. Thee! MRS. Oakl.

6 stream illllpeded 18 my Affirmation whenever opoo:rtunitv comes for action. as direct Infinite I AM Universe is first all to a sense of Power. In that Power I live. that Power I am a In Universal Power lie infinite sibilities. I as that Power possess Infinite bilities. Power manifests to sense as of mu'uu:u. forms differ in of vibration. rates variation we call known in the Universe is but one of the infinite varrd.- tions in the rate of vit,ra1tiolrj.. ArJI10UlfT these modes of Motion are motive power. in their In more forms of Love. Power. I am! I am Pow- As these forms of I have an infrom finite in the to draw. As Power limitless. I can do whatever think Power I can do whatever the form of Power which I direct as Love TI10lllt;!11It. I think of as Power. limitless Power I may do whatever I choose. In I direct the Power sal as Will. As I am limitless. I am 'Viii whenever I direct to do. I am to be to do whatever I to be to do. As Conscious Power the unconscious the me. I will that Health I find peace. Ma in Use I am aware of the ne<:esl,ity tide so it I will mail in who will send ttlerefor. K lla,;ak:a is well reveals the Of()PTessive the Hindu. These senlten:ces from its "Notes of the Month. when one loses interest in real of exi.stence death in earnest. age man his mind when the in life fades away, such a life beca{tse he does not what him after the dissolution Death is nothcan be realized moment...v; but antici!jatiion. we the immortal taste tne Mel m Note at tile head of editorial column of NO'V follow its see that NOvV have but one purto awaken the CO/lseiollsness P","u',,,' Its

7 -Lucretia Moll. "JI'>'lan's Hensdoldt in Colurrlbia ten with foremost " Prof. Professor for ten later studied has written much upon Hindoo Ph:ilosOllh}') "Man's Greatest is the book the 'l.t'esteren assist the nation more in its unfoldment scious IS now o hljilligerillg LOFTI ER GOOD. higher hopes are thine, transforming! What vaster! No cause for grief or EXCELLENT ADVICE. of pow!'1" dull

8 20 THE GOAL OF UllFOLDllIIEBT. THE GREAT AJrNOUHCEllIIEJlT OF TRUTH. Not as once is we have broken cea"ed from our Gud fire the with his Tradition rhetoric tie force the last half of the nineteenth are now well relcto It. condition Im'estigatioll1. the Demonstration its it, its has made the last hundred years. is mclvirlp are material now Df()Jn'ess in are the foldment in Power. been the it is Realm of Cause. effects consciousness in the themselves. than ever was the modem love of from Institutional M()Oo!ply is merciful comhas is MAN is the the nineteenth the crown of the twentieth. the marked eras in the most imimitive man was that one :n vered learned the use we can date civiliza- Imlag-ine what would mean were to out never anwith all maintain for a po!;iti(>n? Back brute-dam would he travel. since then. gave must In conanima'is. metof another think. en:sl:l:vin,17 her her

9 dee:per I awleet4!lr it a:ro,wa. -lulia Ward HOuN has this Unchained of Mind. "Unchain the is the shiboleth of a teacher who has done is much in is free. Man his author'ity. Freedom to of sothat of tencjenc:y of I am institllticln can stole must go. Health" are but the staff of the such will soon become links between Reason l'lntholritv of or the In:stiltufion! is now the T,,'entiel:h field. It has been the field of centuries. Now the field is clear. smoke of conflicts has arisen. In the nn1vn"r of we see the end It to think! Never were as now. the name of goodl1ess, son. on the women are in ture IVlan as All the external sion God without human ter which to manifest Now He Matter! Where can He I!-Man Thinking! I thus my infinp05.sib,i1ities. In the onward s f all institutions shall are for man. When no but would hinder as have canoe who 'would the would stifle any to anor mcldern, seers, will follow in the wake of those who fish their idol or wood. of idol the modern reverence for book is one. Both in fear to trust Human reason conscience. Idolaters are who erect sot1nethtn:g themselves. dom!it()w1:n «,-" ',."",...,.".._If I has

10 22 -w. c. man. ter individual exlpressi,on. is the result of self nation sts for! from knl)wled,!e which pr,op]ilet amlotlnc,ed, "Know not He knows it. He that conquers Himself as con external power. w ch omniscient is to become to the Individual consciousness. this vicof the Personal over the Univeris the work of twentieth this is this sts 01 refornl. It is away on the outer achievement. it of In- dividual limita- tions of Mind. is Year. month ahead this be. there in front will who are not able to with the march the extreme will fall to the rear, follow in the crowd. who are stollt, brave self trustwill shoulder to shoulder with me. Never shall a sound truce. It is evermore. Remember- NOW is the in all the world as far any it is the A ffirwatio1! in all I AND I AM NO\V sts this

11 -Emerson REDWOODS Christmas I sed in the but I left for 28. The counwelcomed me in the new dress it had donned for the bronze of the months. It was all dusted was made neat for the the new born re<lw100<ls are their most cone buds are in limb. before dinner was of home told us to choose would find the Afshe had chosen we should choose. apijropriate as if I had chosen shall the 23 Dec. 31. him to the west wood for the winter's underbrush up clivities we clambered looking which had lain but like men, however are, sound at the core. bat)ble:d as we rambled creek its banks we sound. Not a bird solitude. An sornethij1lg better than then in the saw ax that will soon follow our are hundreds of cords of fallen trees scattered that ItItJ> acres of for from as as for should be cut. we went a load that had been cut the winter It was on of a at least 50 " ou cannot there was my But he there! With a sled he twisted about the when loaded came almost the wood was soon in wagon. have more sense than I would have in their care in the work. Herschell me that one it became dark he could out. And the horses found the way hit less he in the manifests as instinc:t than when in me it is Nature's tion-reason. Instinct a is surer than 4. Herschell was for a load wood to the keenfor you cannot up there!" was my exclamation. And I off the But he went. It seemed easy when I saw it done. it is wen each us have our in the of He cannot write I cannot drive wood load for at Is not one festation of as as another. to once: "I did not ward' alone1 Back- made

12 24 conditions for me as much the the washerwoman all I think write to include the race; for how fed -Archie L. Black. man to my coton the of a redthe consciouscame in from for me to care I would of me, me still more work to obedience in every line I of his all I seem to wo,rkliho,p; watchin would restore all that a better I not then see of the riches I now see. And here I am at his thinkiing with him. But in this other volume which I have with me I come close to his I his love. It is correspcmclen<:e between him his Dr. never to In ever I in the

13 Milrlut:e a man -/',,",'"'''' Bachelor bush we meet The best I have seen of him is in this Here we have his smile. The wife of a near is the of a of Emlers.::m's so he must visited this grove. near has physical presence been to hallow this am a of, to none other do lowe this pm;iticm as I do to who COllstllOtly whose in the ness of never dimmed. And I cannot better these last for some months for the Voice bids me the call easitward for than qu' this from his of ay 14, when he was which the Non-me. In that I am results upon my conscious self are the effects. In so far as I drift with the conditions of with the race with thc)uj,';;ht, I am as as such I am also aware of this. ' One will there is thollght of I am on of bt:- never get over it as remnant of the in the mind. Acof soon * * * WIliNOWED WHEAT :mol[ lli:y RAltVEST OF COBJl.ESPOBDEJrCE. a task. is set me because of World not s for the work. will have sufficient er must be in I let be. I wish to sell Now worry must wanted a husb. She waited And came. So sell one

14 -Whittier OFFICI OF NOW GLENWOOD.... CALIFORNIA BIWfCB OFFICI 58P HAIGHT SAN CAJ.nt. IS THE TID TO NEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS Vol. 8 FEBRUARY 1911 No. 2 HENRY HARRISON BROWN, Editor of en.,,,,..: A,fIirma1ti()[ls. tare. It All I)' manifest NOW. SUlISCIUfTION BAns... who do not receive the m'l.ga,zirle after the will st that I am not credit without the t1""ncr,>r second-class remit before mont that I not lose you from my list of friends. all to share of to me of absence will edit NOW care for business. Address Califomia. * * * * * in His address: care 3 a with bebut for several years have known of me ane! mine. Harrison Brown broader wider of those who are work- New Yes' I have a wider colmprelletlsion than any other one of them.

15 -Whitti<?r THE :NEW THOUGHT SOCIAL CI.EAR- DrG HOUSE. The New has a unnque one much a social House where all of the movement t;day meet in mutual ment. "We pr,opljse Love this movement. become an ag- Bulis sent to Addres'S virtues of the hidden It most In maladies are renlenlbra!!c:e that is THE CALL OF THE GRAND ARMY. An _-\cluress is marked with that your <:lih", ri,._ the December that I am not allowed the Post office to carry as subscriber month your SUI)SCflpltlon, of receive no more unless you remit the you will ren me to continue r. I do not want to lose a subscriber. Please note let me hear from you. Please also to consider this sonal letter. per- POWEll. OF SUGGESTION. I was the floor I found broken needle in the for the other it that I was left in in I In the morni shoe on. room where I lylittf'rinly on the picked it up. foot imlme<1iately kitchen told Mrs. sole so severe I a who to seeshe it at as I I" vou will not see the cash. It New

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