Wallace D. Wattles on Constructive Health Thought

"... whenever you think of your physical self... think of the IDEAL BODY WHICH YOU ARE BUILDING, and not of the body which now is."

- Wallace D. Wattles, The Personal Power Course

Comments

[Atul]

Hi Tony, I felt very good to read about the mails you have sent me. I want you to know that I have a very strong feel that all that I am now reading in the form of writings of Wallace D. Wattles were with me as an inherent part of my thinking when I was a child of about 8-10 years. In fact I distinctly remember feeling that this was probably the most natural thing to know for every human being and that there could be no doubt that everyone else, including, nay especially my parents, also felt the same as I did. However, it came as a great shock to me that not only did my parents had no idea about it but none of my friends or any other relative had the remotest feel about the fact that we can have anything and everything we want just by thinking about it strongly enough. At first I felt elated and excited that I know about this aspect of life, while it was obvious that nobody else had the remotest idea about its truth or even about its existance. However, later I felt very frustrated when inspite of trying my hardest, I could not get the message across to any of my seemingly most intelligent and happening friends. So much so that I started to think that probably I am mistaken and it is not true. It felt very frustrating but deep down I knew that IT WAS SO, since my experience very clearly pointed towards the existance of a distinct and actual ENTITY, which could be
FELT so strongly that there could be no doubt that it existed. Then I became very very angry at the world and the people in it for not understanding that IT WAS THERE and that IT EXISTED. So angry that I went about taking out my anger on my self and started to purposely and viciously destroy myself. I went out of my way to do those things which I did not like to do and those things which I was certain were not correct. I can't tell you what hell it was (I know that an essential part of this LEARNING is not to think about the unpleasant past but I just have to tell you). I even began to indulge in those things which other normal and sensible people who value their own welfare would never dream of doing. All because of my anger. But deep down, I always knew that this FORCE would at some point of time or the other save me. And now reading about all the messages you have posted are like a "home-coming". I feel as if I have been there much earlier and I know for a certinty that the each and every word that Wallace D. Wattles has written is true. But it is such a pity that I wasted so many precious years doing the exact opposite of what was correct and that too purposely. Do you think I will be forgiven? Most difficult I am finding to forgive myself of all that I have done against myself. But I thank you very much for restoring my faith in the rightness of things and for being able to think that I am no freak and that all that I felt deeeep down is actually correct and authentic.
Thank you ever so much.
Atul.

[Tony Mase]

Hi Atul,

You're most welcome. :-)

Thank *you* for your *EXCELLENT* comment!

Tony

P.S. > Do you think I will be forgiven?

Please read this article:

http://www.constructivescience.com/2006/03/how_you_can_be_.html

Therein lies your answer...

Enjoy! :-)