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Nautilus V45 N9 Jul 1943 JULY 1943 A New Life for an Old KATHERINE DISSINGER "Behold, I Shall Do a New Thing" ? YMOUS Life Should Be Thrilling DORTCH CAMPBELL Methods of Prayer FLORENCE BASCOM-PHILLIPS, D.C. How Letting Go Brought Me What I Wanted ANNIE S. GREENWOOD, Ph.D. Moods That Bring Healing · (Concluded) MARIE WI~CHELL WALKER. M.D. Playing Square ELIZABETH TOWNE ~~Key to ~emonftration'' 'By GEORGE C. HUBBS Acx: in August, 1935, that always-helpful contributor, B Marie Winchell Walker, had a NAUTILUS article on "Key to Demonstration," the first sentence of which was: "You can demonstrate health and prosperity, not by any power or piety of your own, but by faith in God as law and love." And in her second paragraph she gave a clear reason for her opening statement by saying: "Since God is love, the creative principle must work through the medium of uni­ versal love." Here are two vital points. The first, that demonstration is not solely based on one's personal piety, but by an under­ standing of the nature of God - just, for example, as you must know the nature of your children or your friends to deal successfully with them. Too often, I fear, we deal with God according to our natures. The second point is this: that since God is love we obvi­ ously must speak his love language if we expect him to re­ spond. Could you expect a God of love to respond to a hate language? Or to a selfish, or a personal-worth, or a mere­ wish language? It will help us to properly value this point if we recall that God's language is spoken by our hearts, not by our lips; for, as it says in Revelation, "the Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance"­ and by what is said - ' 'but the Lord looketh on the heart.'' By examining your heart, God detects whether, as Dr. Walker put it, "your specific thought is linked to a love motive"- the motive his love nature responds to. I am certain that as soon as our demonstrating methods are in keeping with the nature of God, and we sincerely speak his love language, miracles will begin to happen. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE I Important to What's Cooking Nautilus Subscribers FOR NEXT MONTH? If you find an expiration notice attached to this space it means that your subscription expires with this issue UNLESS ·your renewal has crossed the notice in the ·'I want to be shown what mail. IF YOU WILL RETURN THE RENEWAL To Tpos~ Who to do with my life, espe­ BLANK WITH YOUR REMITTANCE SO THAT Want Gwdance cially now that my home IT REACHES US BY THE 2oth OF THE MONTH OF THIS ISSUE WE WILL CREDIT YOU WITH is disrupted," she wailed. How can the person 13 MONTHS FOR $2.00. Extra month for · prompt with a great problem such as faced this woman renewal. Or we will send NAUTILUS two years for - or with any problem of vital importance in $3.00 (3oc extra per year for Canadian _postage; and 6oc extra postage per year to foreign lands.) their life - secure the ~uidance of God which will lead to a real soluuon? How can thought­ ful people know when they are being guided? WE AFFIRM that the basic tmth of How does leading come? These are some of the all religions is one. And that this truth questions which Marguerite E. Wright will at­ tempt to answer in her latest contribution to -understood and applied- frees, heats Nautilus. She will tell also how she herself was and prospers the individual- HERE guided in finding her life work. YOU CAN AND NOW. HAVE GUIDANCE is coming to our readers in the August number of NAUTILus. NAUTILUS takes its name from the following verse from Holmes' poem, The Chambered Before we can use telepathy Nautilus: How to Use successfully "we must realize Telepathy that each person is a separate BuiLD thee more stately mansions, oh, my unit in this great universe in which we live soul, surrounded by ether of which we are a part. As the swift seasons roll I At least we cannot live without it," says an Leave thy low-vaulted past! interesting writer on this subject. "The space Let each new temple nobler than the last, between you and the one with whom you want Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, to co=unicate is filled with vibration," con­ 'Til thou at length art free, · tinues this writer. He then goes on to explain Leaving thine outgrown shell by Life's unrest­ how to send the message. HOW I SEND ing sea. TELEPATHIC MESSAGES is coming in Aug­ ust NAUTILUS. ants. But they moved away after three years and she was again alone. What to do? One There is one fundamental Achieving. truth which is the basis of all night a dream came. It was a very definite Your Desrres · truth healing and demon­ dream. It spread before her, in her mind's eye, a complete plan for securing a renter for her stration, says Elizabeth Gregg, Ph.D. To know home. Stranger than fiction was the way in this fundamental principle and apply it brings which this dream came true to the most minute healing. In her fatest Nautilus contriJ:mtion detail. And in the l.'rocess of the dream being Dr. Gregg explains simply this fundamental clothed with realtty her whole life was principle of healing. She also gives a strong changed. The change brought her new life and statement of Truth which will help to clear the happiness. And it permanently solved her prob­ mind for a realization of this great truth. HOW lem. A DREAM SHOWED ME JUST WHAT TO REALIZE YOUR DEEP DESIRES will TO DO ABOUT RENTING MY PROPERTY, be one of the features of August NAuTILUS. will be just about the most interesting short feature in August NAUTILUS. In fact a dream changed A Dream Showed the whole course of her She Used Her Itis a metaphysical law that Her The Way. life. For twenty years through the imagination she had had a great problem. Left all alone with Imagination the formless takes form. a great Colonial house containing ten rooms "Desire in the heart is God 's sure promise sene she did not know what to do. Finally, for a before to indicate that it is yours afready in the time, the problem was solved by securing ten- (PleaJe turn to page 2, col. 2) 2. NAUTILUS MAGAZINE (What's Cookitzg: Continued from page 1) YOU ARE INVITED TO -ATIEND THE realm of supply." A widow and her son used this practical, workable metaphysical law suc­ Twenty-Ninth Annual Congress cessfully when they needed a home in a strange OF THE city and there did not seem to be any suitable home available. HOW WE USED IMAGINA­ INTERNATIONAL TION TO ATTRACT THE RIGHT HOME NEW THOUGHT ALLIANCE will tell this interesting experience and will be published in our August number. Hotel· Sherman -Chicago, Illinois July 26th through 30th Browne Landone has se- Group Prayer d . Come to hear and have fellowship with the d p t' 1ecte another mteresting leading Metaphysical Lecturers, Teachers, Writ­ an rotec ton war experience, into which ers, and Healers. All the leading Schools of New Thought will be represented by outstanding the element of protection enters, for his next speakers. Public Sessions every day. Everyone is contribution to NAUTILUS. It will strengthen welcome. your faith in the Bible promise that "if two of you shall agree on e:~-rch as touching anything that they shall ask, it shall' be done for them of my Father which is in heaven." THEY TO MAKE MORE FRIENDS AGREED IN PRAYER AND ALL WERE If you desire t o become more "charming," popular and SAVED FROM DEATH, is coming in August attraCtive and to win and hold friends you will find aid NAUTILUS. in the little book, "CONVERSATION AND A MAG­ NETIC PERSONALITY." The author (a young Boston lawyer) tried the methods herself and found Prayer Dr. Bascom-Phillips will them effective. She planned to sell the lessons as a $2.00 course. We persuaded her to let us bring them out as a Ch Th. conclude her interesting book instead, to sell at only SSe, postpaid. THE anges mgs series upon The Truth of ELIZABETH TOWNE CO., Inc., Holyoke, Mass. Prayer with a brief summary of how prayer really does change things - the appearances, the lives and affairs of people. RESULTS OF A Woman Finds PRAYER to be published in August NAUTILUS. PEACE Within A Help in We know. that an unseen Usin the Power power e x l~ts.uni;;ersally. f yg M' d We know It 1s bemg used "Never felt so quiet and peaceful. Can't o our m by all successful people praise this work enough."- M. B., Wis. So in a constructive, positive way, even though writes a student of ELIZABETH TOWNE'S they may not be aware of it. Thomas T. Tro­ FOUR LESSONS ON HEALTH AND ward, the English judge who wrote largely on SUCCESS. Others write: "Have left off tonic and sometimes walk over two miles a day, metaphysical subjects, gave a most complete Instead of studying ABOUT Truth, or think­ defimtion of this universal power. One of his ing ABOUT Truth, these Lessons make you many students in this country, Mrs. Bertha know that you are LIVING TRUTH." Vogt, has sent us a contribution which we -M.
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