THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
"Thought rower" was tlio subject of a Iceture delivered by Mi«s C. W. Christin nt the Theosonhical Hall, Marion Street, on. Sunday. pvpniii;;. Thought power, said Miss Christie, moulded the futiiro of .the individual, r>.ral (lie prc?ent environment of man ivns tli" expression of hia.thought in Iho ;myt. Thoughts were tlio greatest factor i" life, for they were tho cause of nil actions, which rei"!ed oit the .-.thinker, and marled tho difference between the good and evil. If a person's thoughts were tolerant his notions would bo tolerant -also. Tf nenpl'i only thought of the brotherhood of mini and treated each other :v* i>eloii(jin;,' ,to one larjfe family, much imVrv, pove'-ty, and llvranny would b" ab'oli-lied-. .Mi=s Christin stressed the inirerlpnee of risrht thinking, as it strengthr'ted the will and stimulated at last crowned mankind with Godliness.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 52, 25 November 1919, Page 3
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139THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 52, 25 November 1919, Page 3
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