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The Science of Psychic Healing2050<br />

withdrawal of tension from the nerves. The healer should either sit beside<br />

the patient on a low stool, or else stand by his side, or back of him. Use your<br />

own intuition in these matters, as there are no invariable rules necessary to<br />

be observed.<br />

Repetition. One of the axioms of Suggestive Therapeutics is that<br />

“Suggestions gain increased force by repetition.” A constant repetition of<br />

the suggestions fastens it firmly upon the mind of the patient, therefore the<br />

healer should repeat the key-word of the suggestion again and again—not<br />

so as to become monotonous—but in a different arrangement of words,<br />

remembering to bring the key-word, or principal suggestion into each new<br />

arrangement. Remember that planting a suggestion is like attacking a fort.<br />

It must be attacked from all sides, and so a repetition of the suggestion in<br />

different forms is important. In repeating the suggestion, let the key-word<br />

ring out strong and vibrant.<br />

Surroundings. The treatment should be given, so far as is possible, amidst<br />

surroundings that do not tend to distract the patients attention from the<br />

suggestions. Endeavor to shut out all outside noises and sights, so that the<br />

sense of hearing of the patient may be focussed and concentrated upon<br />

the suggestions that are being given him or her. Pull down the blinds of the<br />

room, so as to produce a state of semidarkness or dusk. These things have a<br />

great psychological importance.<br />

Picturing the Expected Condition. In giving the suggestions, it is important to<br />

picture in the mind of the patient, the desired condition—that is the condition<br />

that you wish to bring about. Lead him up to it by degrees, picturing each<br />

process of the expected cure, and winding up with a mental picture of him<br />

restored to health. In the General Treatment given a little later on, you will<br />

see just what we mean. We mention it here that you may understand why the<br />

picture is given. Thought takes form in action, and the mind of the patient<br />

closely following the picture, in treatment after treatment, unconsciously<br />

causes the physical to manifest the suggested thought-picture.

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