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Chapter XXVIII: Fresh Air.1941
Chapter XXVIII: Fresh Air.
Now, do not pass-by this chapter, because it treats of a very common
subject. If you feel inclined to so pass it by—then you are the very
person for whom it is intended, and by whom it is most needed. Those
who have looked into the matter and have learned something of the benefit
and necessity of fresh air, will not pass this chapter by, even though they
may know all that it contains—they are glad to read the good news again.
And, if you don’t like the subject, and feel inclined to skip it, then you surely
need it. In other chapters of this book we have spoken of the importance
of breathing—both in its esoteric as well as its exoteric phase. This chapter
is not intended to take up the subject of breathing again, but will merely
give a little preachment upon the necessity of fresh air and plenty of it—a
preachment much needed by the people of the West, where hermetically
closed sleeping rooms, and air-tight houses are so much in vogue. We have
told you of the importance of correct breathing, but the lesson will do you
but little good unless you have good fresh air to breathe.
This thing of people shutting themselves up in tightly closed rooms, lacking
proper ventilation, is the most stupid idea that one can conceive of. How
people can do it after acquainting themselves with the facts regarding the