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Feel-good Treats

A little while ago, it came to my mind to study communication from the living dead. To my surprise, the more I read, the greater the import their words had in my life. I am thankful for these spiritual treasures as they have served to soothe, inspire and instruct.

Remember that hope springs eternal in the human breast, writes X, and to be sure, the Living Dead Man series, written down by Elsa Barker (amanuensis), offers the reader much hope and inspiration to live life more in fulfilment of that great Law―Love.

Feel-good Treats is a fusion of these, my own, and others’ writings, for my advice is as disinterested as the rain and my truth is offered as freely as the light. I hasten to divulge these spiritual riches for it seems to me that their counsels for life are truly very wise.

It is my sincere wish that this little book is of benefit to you. May you be all a-thrill with the pleasure of reading these magical feel-good treats.

Sample Book Excerpt

Stress and Storm

As another exercise, when your mind circles round and round something, switch it off, as you would switch off an electric light. Turn and think of something else. You can do it. Both often come from outside and are suggested to the receptive, passive mind. Now the Master entertains only those suggestions that can strengthen his purpose.

Call on the god within to send evil back to its source.

There is always the promise of spring. There is peace after strife and love after hate and sunshine after the storm.

Discourage undesirable things by ignoring them than attacking them.

Do not get into a panic. A panic is worse than a quicksand to get into. Keep calm.

Do not lose faith in the future of the world. Have you not studied the Law of Rhythm? Do you not know that the height is equal to the depth and that when things are at their worst, they are getting ready to improve?

God never forsakes an erring soul, not even in his darkest hour.

If all these ills befall me, it will be an exercise of power to conquer them.

If panics come―and they may―refuse to be panic-stricken. If violence comes―and it may―refuse to be violent. If discouragements come―and they will―refuse to be discouraged.

If you have a friend that makes you courageous by his very presence, cultivate his society. If you have a friend who makes you melancholy, either teach him better or get rid of him; send him to a doctor.

If you recognise the fact that you have sinned, set up good actions more powerful than your sins and reap the reward for those.

If you want added protection, guard your own evil passions and resentful thoughts, your jealous emotions and unkind criticism of others. The devils ride on waves of anger and resentment.

If you want to use signs and symbols, meditate on the cross of Christ. The cross of Christ is profound enough for a lifetime’s meditation.

I was happy yesterday and I am still I. It is only in contact with the mind, with desire and with matter, that the Spirit struggles and suffers. In its own home, all is peaceful and pleasant. Reach up to that home when the storms are too loud, and you will find a place of silence.

In the storms to come, think of the freshness after the storm, when the ground smells sweet and birds sing.

I will give you a formula for use in times of stress and storm―reach up to the indwelling Spirit and repeat, For her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace.

A Master once told me that the control and exorcism of melancholy was a greater test of power than the control of desire.  The Masters enjoy difficulties. They are the acid that tests the gold of their mastership.

Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep is more potent than a magician’s spells.

To those whose nerves are weary, wise doctors prescribe a change.

You need not be melancholy unless you want to be. There are texts, mantras, adages, and even copybook maxims you can recall and meditate on that will drive away the worst fit of the blues.

One can only realise one’s errors and go forward into greater understanding.

―Spirit Sister Frances Banks

Time spent on the knee in prayer will do more to remedy heart attacks and nerve worry than anything else.

―George David Stewart