"All things which we call matter are resolvable into one and the same element...that element being thought, mentality, mind. Forms change; the body may perish, but life, mind, is immortal." --Helen Wilmans-Post
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[audio/video not available] [Read Plain-Text Version] [Find at Local Library] [Purchase This Book] >> More by Helen Wilmans-Post-------CHAPTERS------- I. Can Death Be Overcome? II. The Writers of the Bible Believed That Death Could be Overcome III. Immportality In The Flesh Rests Upon The Fact That The Highest Always Has Power To Control All Below It IV. From The Standpoint of Personal Experience V. The Effort Of Jesus To Overcome Death VI. How I Tried To Bolster Up My Hope By Searching For Others Who Believe In It VII. The Growth of Public Opinion in the Direction of the Conquest of Death VIII. Every Hope is the Sure Prophecy of its Own Fulfilment IX. The Endless Creativeness of the Human Intelligence X. All Growth is a Revolt Against the Claims of the So-Called Law of Gravitation XI.The One Mighty Factor In Race Growth Is Thought XII. Man Has No Fetters But Those of His Own Ignorance: And Nothing But His Own Intelligence Will Liberate Him From Them XIII. Desire The Organising Principle XIV. Beliefs: Both Fixed and Unfixed XV. The Law of Attraction XVI. The Ego XVII. Endless Progression: Its Retardation By Fear XVIII. Man's Poewr To Speak The Creative Word: Evolution of the Ideal XIX. Health and Strength and Beauty and Oplence Are To Be Found in Greater Fulness in This New and Wonderful Thought Than in Anything Else in the World
-------PREFACE-------To Think in the old ruts is to remain in the old condition. To think expansively is to grow endlessly in the direction of freedom and happiness. The strangers of the title of this work, "The Conquest of Death," will doubtless prompt some, into whose hands it may chance to fall, to lay it down without reading; for the conquest of death, they say, is impossible. Yet who knows if it be so or not? The Author of this work has discovered that the conquest of death is altogether within the law, and has sought herein to give some reasons for her belief, hwich she knows to be worthy of the highest consideration of all the people. --THE AUTHOR