The Power of your Subconscious Mind

“I repeated the statements of my major premise slowly, quietly, and lovingly several times a day

To change his life, he had to establish a new major premise in his thinking.

meager existence in a slum

Whatever you want, you can draw it forth

• You grow old when you cease to dream and when you lose interest in life. You grow old if you are irritable, crotchety, petulant, and cantankerous. Fill your mind with the truths of God and radiate the sunshine of his love—this is youth.

The most productive years of your life can be from sixty-five to ninety-five.

Patience, kindness, love, goodwill, joy, happiness, wisdom, and understanding are qualities that never grow old. Cultivate them and express them and remain young in mind and body.

Affirm life—not death. Get a vision of yourself as happy, radiant, successful, serene, and powerful.

ecome enthusiastic over new creative ideas, make spiritual progress, and continue to learn and to grow. In this manner you remain young in heart, because you are hungering and thirsting after new truths, and your body will reflect your thinking at all times.

Be sure that your mind never retires. Your mind must be like a parachute—it’s of no use at all unless it opens up. Be open and receptive to new ideas.