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Chapter XXI: Concluding Advice.2087
Chapter XXI: Concluding Advice.
Now that we have acquainted the reader with the theory and practice
of the various forms of Psychic Healing, we wish to say a few words to
him regarding the practice of the healing power that has been described.
In the first place, do not make the mistake of becoming bigoted, and
narrow in your views of healing. Do not follow the example of so many
of the practitioners of drug healing, and revile and abuse those who may
differ from you. Be broad—be generous—be liberal. Give each man the
same liberty of opinion that you demand for yourself. Do not force your
views upon others, but always be willing to answer a courteous and earnest
inquiry for information.
Do not start in to abuse the drug practitioners. This is not right from any
point of view, and as a mere matter of policy is unwise. Make your own work
so good that people will seek you on that account, and do not try to build
up a practice upon the abuse of others. There are many drug practitioners
who are splendid men, and who, at the bottom of their hearts are in full
sympathy with the finer forms of healing, but who are not able to express
themselves fully, owing to popular prejudice and the fear of getting into
trouble with the medical boards. Such men give drugs because they have to
do so, and at the same time manage to “work in” psychic healing without the