THOUGHT CAMPAIGN.
The following has been forwarded ■with a request for publication “Every householder in the. Empire is invited to gather together the inmates ■of his house for, a few minutes daily, for silent concentrated thought directed to the helping of the powers of good, each one throwing all his .willpower to strengthen endurance in thh .•hearts of the Allied Nations, that they cease not till their task be. accomplished Where desired, the silent five or ten minutes could open with these -words “We ask that, the 'Divine Will shall find in ns clean and deep channels through which it may deign to flow.” The playing of a few chords of a well-known hymn helps .to harmonise those present. If tire hundreds of thousands who are unable to be at the front would join in a thought campaign, either as householders or singly, an effective force would be created to reinforce those ■who are struggling on land, sea and air, for the triumph of the right and the upward progress of humanity. There are many who think there is a .possibility of bringing this struggle 'to an end during the next few months, but that if the war does not end then it may go on till the world - is entirely exhausted and the civilisation of Europe dies- out. It is on. the The mighty power of Thought, if widely used to bring about victory, could turn the scale and greatly shorten the war.. Those who use it must he pure in motive, with no hatred in their hearts, or they will do more harm than good.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 79, 9 March 1916, Page 6
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267THOUGHT CAMPAIGN. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIV, Issue 79, 9 March 1916, Page 6
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