Friday, November 8, 2013 “There is another class who mind their business. To them the world is merely a mechanical workshop and they allow everyone to follow their bent. This is not a small class, but it does not make any one noise in the world. Now all the above classes and many more besides are liable to be sick. They almost always call a physician, and from these, I have had a chance to learn the causes of most of the ills that flesh is heir to. When I first commenced investigating mesmerism, the phenomena were rare and scarcely any one believed, even in the sleep. It was so mysterious that it roused the minds of the masses to that degree that men took sides with considerable feeling. The first experiments were of that peculiar kind that they confounded the learned as well as the unlearned, and I was looked upon by some as a deceiver and by others as a humbug and by still others as ignorant but honest.” ~Phineas Parkhurst Quimby Article: The Difficulty in Establishing a New Science–Language Printed Page: 206 Kindle Location: 6896 Order your printed copy at: ppquimby/beyond/beyond.htm Kindle Edition: amazon/dp/B006J2PKW6 In Wisdom, Love and Light, Ron Hughes
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