The Quimby Manuscripts - Horatio W. Dresser [ebook]

A Must-Read for Any Serious Healer


This book is without question the most important contribution to the subject of mental healing ever published. It gives the history of the discoveries and practice of P. P. Quimby, whose researches began in 1840, and tells in his own words how he came to develop the silent method of healing and to acquire his theory known as the "Science of Health." The book as a whole contains an adequate statement of Quimby's original theory as found in his manuscripts, 1846-65. The volume also contains the writings, hitherto inaccessible, which Mrs. Eddy borrowed during her stay in Portland as Quimby's patient. The editor is a son of Mr. Julius A. Dresser, who was the most active of Quimby's followers at the time Mrs. Eddy was under treatment and who loaned Mrs. Eddy the copv-books which made her acquainted with the Quimby manuscripts.


In exploring mesmerism Quimby discovered most remarkable phenomena, including the extrasensory perception of his mesmerized assistant. As Quimby's experimentation with mental powers progressed, he discovered that without the aid of mesmerism his mind could operate beyond conventionally accepted boundaries and that he could help others to make contact with divine Wisdom, which would correct the human errors which he held to be the sources of illness. He maintained that the explanation or the Truth is the cure. No longer was he concerned simple with the influence of one human mind on another; he had discovered the central importance of allowing the divine mind to express itself in one's life.

There is a deeper level of selfhood, one's true self, which can rise above bodily appearances and enable healing to take place. In his ultimate Science of Health and Happiness, as he called his outlook, Quimby considered matter, in the words of his leading expositor, "plastic to thought; it is that in which, on the one hand, the thought of God takes shape, and, on the other, the embodiment of human belief," which often impresses sickness on the body.



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