Article April 23, 1938 ISSUE

The Power of Good Thoughts

MAYSIE GARRATT

Swiftly, silently, ceaselessly, sometimes almost without our awareness, it seems, thoughts enter our consciousness. How little mankind in general heeds them, and yet the harmony or inharmony of our lives is determined by the quality of the thoughts we entertain. It is possible to regulate and control our reception of this mental stream, so that holiness and happiness may be assured.

Christian Science teaches that there is one Mind, one intelligence of the universe, that is, God, good. Good thoughts are reflections of the one Mind, the one intelligence; hence they are Godlike. Then how clearly it can be realized that all other thoughts are spurious, untrue, without authority or power! In order not to be deceived by evil one must constantly and vigorously deny admission to erroneous suggestions of so-called mortal mind, such as fear, hatred, resentment, revenge, sickness, sin, lack, and welcome thoughts of confidence, love, tolerance, good will, strength, purity, and abundance.

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