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The physic power of a God within

Archie Johnson Inger · 1903 · Scanned text · Free in the US

39,780 words · about 2 h 47 min to read

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Author
Archie Johnson Inger
Language
English
Published
1903
Length
39,780 words · about 2 h 47 min
Sections
4 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (4)
  1. Front matter under 1 min
  2. Chapter 1. Adam and Eve about 1 min
  3. Preface about 3 min
  4. Introduction about 2 h 44 min

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Front matter

Book. . T 4

COPYRIGHT DEPOSIT.

THE PHYSIC POWER OF A GOD WITHIN.

Chapter 1. Adam and Eve

The Soul

The Spirit.

Thoughts.

Your Psychic Powers.

How to Prevent Old Age.

The Spirit World.

God.

The Spirit Before Birth.

' 10.

Unreasonable Things.

' • 11.

The Spirit Home.

' 12.

Polygamy.

' 13.

Love and Fancy.

• 14.

Reincarnation.

' 15.

Music and Flowers.

' 16.

"Believe and Be Saved."

" 17.

Things Are As We Make Them.

' 18.

Death, or What is Called Death.

' 19.

Clairvoyance and Dreams.

' 20.

False Modesty.

' 21

Card Playing.

' 22.

The Downfall of the Spirit.

' 23.

A Personal God.

' 24.

The Power of Thought.

' 25.

A Young Man's First Duty.

' 26.

The Word of Wisdom.

' 27.

Universal Love.

« 28.

Marriage.

< 29.

Fear and Courage.

' 30.

Wrinkles With Old Age.

' 31.

Food of Life.

' 32.

The Spirit Food.

Preface

After studying and using my own psychic powers for some time, thinking it was a power that had been gifted to me, and to me only, I at last became curious and wondered what this power could be, wherein I used it, and how, and in what way I was different from others.

But after looking this up and giving it a thoroughly good examination I found that I was gifted with a power; but that that power was not only within myself, but that every living man or woman possessed this same power. Only in most of them it was lying uncultivated and dwindling away to a mere speck. I found that as Jesus said "God is within you. ' ' I found that this God could do anything, only we must give him the chance.

Then, to make sure that I was right and that every man had this same power, I told others about it and my own methods. They could do all of these things in a very short time, they could .do what I did, proving to me that all were equal and that all were ruled by this power, by this God power, the planets, the atmosphere, and all the inhabitants of the planets.

After looking around me I found that, out of every hundred human beings, there was about one who could be termed perfectly healthy. They all had something wrong with them and T wondered how it was. With the assistance of my psychic powers, I found out the reason. It was this, that man had failed to learn himself, he had been growing up one sided, cultivating those parts which could be seen by the naked eye and, leaving the others uncultivated. I found that he had made a botch out of it all.

Then I wondered why we all got old and in such a short time, and if old age were one of nature's laws. I found out that it was contrary to nature to get old and, that it was caused always by the same thing. Man had failed to learn himself. While I never before believed in perpetual youth, I now know it to be so, that by using these psychic powers perpetual youth can be obtained. I have proved it to be the case. I have found out more than that. I found that even death as we consider it, can be checked and stopped by the cultivation of these powers. I found that death is unnatural. All these things I have proved beyond a doubt to myself and to others before I ever wrote a line* of this book.

Then, after making this my study I thought it no more than my duty to give this knowledge to others, or to help do all that was in my power in spreading this science, the science of man himself, to man.

The only way I could do this was to write this book, which is only a small beginning. I hope that all will read it for that purpose, to take the good there is in it. I > did not write it to let people know about my pow T ers or my good qualities, as I am no more than any one else; but I am witling to try and this book is for that purpose. It is to change the ways of people and to alleviate some of the suffering at the present time.

I hope this book will bring the happiness to all who read it that this science has brought to me. and to others in whom I am concerned.

The Author.

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