How to Use the Science of Mind

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Summary: Ernest Holmes' guide to treatment and demonstration
Review: This is actually quite a thin book which contains several key essays by Ernest Holmes. He talks about how to make demonstrations, the attitude and concepts that a practitioner should have etc. Basically it is a book that teaches one how to use the Science Of Mind method properly.

One great concept from this book is that he says there is only ONE treatment. If people treat or affirm and have not got a result, that means they have not completed the treatment. A treatment then can be seen as whatever it takes (1 short session, 1 long session, or several sessions over a few days) to make a demonstration. It is because the mind may hold a past idea that needs to be neutralized, and depending on how strong the past hypnosis was, and how strong the practitioner's current new thought is, this determines how effective the treatment is.
I have learned that at times when i persist with a treatment for say more than 15 minutes, that thought will start to intensify and a feeling of joy and knowing will come to me. It is a feeling of absolute knowing that the demonstration is already done, eventho you may not see it yet. That is what Ernest described as the feeling of certainty one gets.

A must read book for anyone who would like to demonstrate.