ously against fasting. Or they are just as completely bound by friends and relatives who will watch the green and yellow colors of the dying flesh,—which is bound to appear during the first few days of fasting—and they will worry and fret at every change in the lustre of the eve or the color of the skin. No matter how how near death they may be, even given up by their doctors and friends, they still hestitate to allow the fast test.
If I had a sanatorium today, with money enough behind it to make me free to do anything I wanted to do and registered medically in any tate, and I should go to the country infirmary or to the insane asylums and ask them to give me for experimentation the socalled hopelessly insane or incurably diseased, do you think I would be allowed the opportunity? No, indeed; no more than the insane wards will lend themselves today to an exorcist who knows insanity as astral hypnosis and treats it by the laws of obsession.
But there are individuals who are listening and lending themselves to the new psychology and using it as scientifically as a scientist works in a laboratory, and in a few more years the first and only cure for mental or physical diseases will be found in fasting and breathing.
The physical body is made up of two kinds of cells and these cells, by their intelligence, build and rebuild flesh. Every tissue, bone or muscle has its own particular intelligence and works under the master intelligence of its own kind.
