Author: Florence Scovel Shinn

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Published: 2020-03-22

Total Pages: 68

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This is the annotated version of the public domain book. We had annotated this book by adding a 50% (approximately) summary at the end of this book in red font. The brief summary regarding the book is written as belowIt is the word of realization which brings about a change in your affairs; for words and thoughts are a form of radio-activity. Grace Stone was also a passenger on the boat; she had written the "Bitter Tea of General Yen," and was going to Hollywood to have it made into a moving-picture; she had lived in China and was inspired to write the book. Moses had orders from the Lord to deliver his people from bondage - "Moses and Aaron went in and told Pharaoh - Thus saith the Lord God of Israel, Let my people go, that they may hold a feast unto me in the wilderness. It would appear that flesh is indeed heir to a long and ancient line of ills, when, as was revealed by Lord Monyahan at a lecture at Leeds, that the Pharaoh of the oppression suffered from hardening of the heart in a literal sense. The more you resent, the more you will have to resent; you grow a resentment track in your brain, and your expression will be one of habitual resentment. You have a kindly feeling for everyone, and all the organs of your body begin to function properly. The land of Egypt stands for darkness - the house of bondage, where man is a slave to his doubts and fears, and beliefs in lack and limitation, the result of having followed the wrong fork in the road. Each one of you has a Promised Land, a heart's desire, but you have been so enslaved by the Egyptians (your negative thoughts), it seems very far away, and too good to be true. I told the story, at one of my meetings of a man who was so poor and discouraged that he ended it all. I tell in my book, "The Game of Life and How to Play It," of a man who asked me to speak the word that all his debts be wiped out. The Psalms are also human documents, and I have selected the 77th Psalm because it gives the picture of a man in despair, but as he contemplates the wonders of God, faith and assurance are restored to him. She went to his exhibition, and in walked a portly businessman, no trace was left of the dashing romantic youth.