Article June 9, 1962 Issue

When Thought Is Changed

JACK A. KRIEGER

"One's spiritual perfection is just as near
as one's thought of it"

One does not stoop down to pick up a pin or a penny unless thought directs him to do so. One does not lift a finger or blink an eyelash independently of thought. It does not really matter whether one's thinking is what mortals call conscious or unconscious, it still remains in the realm of thought. And it is a fact that all action grows out of thought. Accordingly, therefore, if one is not satisfied with what he is doing or with how he feels, let him change his thought. Altered conduct and altered health must be preceded by altered thought. It is mandatory for one to think differently in order to be reformed, redeemed, and healed.

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