PHYSICAL PERFECTION ~ Ernest Holmes
Treating Insanity
"In treating one whose mind appears to be deranged, realize that there is but One Mind, which Mind is God, and is Perfect. This is the only Mind there is. It is the Mind of your patient; It is your own Mind. This Mind being a Complete, Perfect, and Indivisible Whole, cannot labor under a delusion, cannot for one moment lose Its Self-Consciousness. After you have realized this Truth about Life, know that it is also true about the one whom you are treating. His thought is perfect. If one should have a complete realization of this, knowing there is just the One Mind, there would be no doubt or confusion, and the mentality of the patient would cease to be deranged.
The practitioner must never allow himself to think of the patient as having "lost his mind." If once the consciousness of the practitioner becomes clouded by such a thought, he would be truly "the blind leading the blind." The practitioner must believe that there is but One Intelligence in the universe, and that this Intelligence is everywhere, flows in unlimited supply through every individual. Man's mentality is a point in Universal Mind, to which all things are known. In this Mind all persons are rational and poised."
Treating Insanity
"In treating one whose mind appears to be deranged, realize that there is but One Mind, which Mind is God, and is Perfect. This is the only Mind there is. It is the Mind of your patient; It is your own Mind. This Mind being a Complete, Perfect, and Indivisible Whole, cannot labor under a delusion, cannot for one moment lose Its Self-Consciousness. After you have realized this Truth about Life, know that it is also true about the one whom you are treating. His thought is perfect. If one should have a complete realization of this, knowing there is just the One Mind, there would be no doubt or confusion, and the mentality of the patient would cease to be deranged.
The practitioner must never allow himself to think of the patient as having "lost his mind." If once the consciousness of the practitioner becomes clouded by such a thought, he would be truly "the blind leading the blind." The practitioner must believe that there is but One Intelligence in the universe, and that this Intelligence is everywhere, flows in unlimited supply through every individual. Man's mentality is a point in Universal Mind, to which all things are known. In this Mind all persons are rational and poised."
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