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

Every least mental action has its result.

By the law of the persistence of energy, nothing ever happens, however seemingly unimportant, without its effect on succeeding events.

Astronomers say that the falling of a pebble moves the earth out of its course in exact proportion to the size of the pebble. Everything has its own value and importance.

Then we ought to seek out the smallest manifestation of discordant thinking and stop it, because the slightest objectionable thought must have its result, and therefore it should never be allowed to run its course.

It would be a serious mistake to suppose any thought too trivial to require attention.

The rule at Donnybrook Fair applies here: "Wherever you see a head, hit it." The least is not too small to be terminated if it is wrong. The little error in its little beginnings ought to be taken care of as soon as it is perceived.

Through doing this, one becomes thoroughly prepared for complete mastery of the larger ones whenever they present themselves.

Neglect of the little ones will create inability to cope with the greater. Indeed, if this rule is followed, the greater ones will never appear.

It is equally important that the change when once made should be steadfastly maintained.

If the erroneous or discordant thought returns, it should again be instantly dismissed, and this should be repeated with every return, regardless of its frequency.

To allow its continuance, even for the briefest moment, means greater difficulty in dealing with it. There should be no dallying or postponement.