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Which? Impulse, instinct or intuition : applied psychology, geometry and astronomy (1919)

Taylor, C. Tousey (Charles Tousey) · Seattle, Wash. : International Printing · leaf 48

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y the law of suggestion;nothing more or less. How does the foul air of a room becomepure? By mingling with more air. Thesame with a stream of water. The samewith you and I. The best man can be no EVOLUTION 41 better than all. The meanest man can beno worse than all. Should he shut himselfup and… … as necessary to complete the circle as anypart of it.This law of love shows that the four quar- 42 EVOLUTION ters are all necessary to be recognized, foreverything comes into expression throughthe law of agreement. True labor is thatwhich benefits all. True wealth is that whichall can enjoy. True…

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