"How To Develop Positive Thinking, Right and Wrong Thinking & Their Results..."

That had been on the preceding days. At the next milking her milk showed only four hundred points, a falling off of over seventeen per cent.

Men should be kind to the animals under their care for economical reasons, if for no others; but what about the healthful quality of milk produced under disturbing conditions? The consequence partakes of the nature of its cause is a principle appearing in all experience.

In each case the physical conditions are of the same kind as the mental states which caused them. Discordant thinking debilitates and poisons the system; harmonious thinking strengthens and nourishes it.

On the moral plane the situation is even more obvious because that deals with actions which were intended.

A man may be angry with his neighbor and hate him.

This is a mental condition; or, as McCosh would say, an emotion caused by a mental act. Its result is apparent to every observer in his treatment of the neighbor.

His mental attitude toward another person may be just the reverse of this, and it results in another and a distinctly different kind of conduct.

The mental condition of a person may make him covet strongly the property of some one else, and his judgment (which is the result of mental action) being unbalanced, he steals; while another man, with well-balanced judgment, and therefore thinking another kind of thoughts, obtains the article he desires by honest means.