Page 188 - THE SILENT HEALING POWER By DR. MURDO MACDONALD-BAYNE

June 1950

My dear friends,

I wish to thank you again for the lovely letters I have received this
month. Here are just a few of them picked at random from all over the
world:

“I cannot express my deep gratitude for what you have done for us.
My husband who was given up by all as incurable is now out of hospital.
He began to progress immediately I put his name in the Sanctuary—also

the Sanctuary letter you sent last month was truly beautiful. God bless you
and your grand work for humanity.” S.J.C. South Africa.
“Your Monthly Letters are the most helpful literature we have ever read.

You would be surprised to see how eager the whole group is to read your letter.
We live for it month by month. Mrs. B..., the lady who was so ill, has recovered
and is grateful for your great help. She says your letters kept her alive all these

months and we are all so glad to see her around again. God bless.” A.B. England.
“Thanks so much for the literature and your Monthly Letter. This is
what I have been looking for for many years. It is wonderful to think that
this grand Truth is being spread in so many countries. What a wonderful work

you are doing.” J.S.T. Canada.
“I am sending you a list of names I wish to be put in the Sanctuary. I am
a doctor here and believe in your work. I first became acquainted with your work

when in London last year and have read all your books. They are truly
marvellous, When I feel I need Spiritual help I just open ‘I am the Life’ and
there I find the answer. My wife is also studying your books and wishes me to
tell you that they are the finest she has ever read and what she has been looking

for, for years. Many many thanks.” T.S.J. New York.
This letter requires deep contemplation to obtain its true value for it
is truly:-

THE WAY TO FREEDOM

The vast panorama of Nature is being constantly changed by the change in
the rate of vibration. The same process is taking place in our own minds and bodies
usually unconsciously according to the prevailing mental attitude we maintain.

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