Page 307 - THE SILENT HEALING POWER By DR. MURDO MACDONALD-BAYNE

May 1952

My dear friends,

The Sanctuary works twenty—four hours a day throughout the year.
Right round the world people are tuning in to the healing vibrations, also right
around the world people are sending out healing vibrations twenty-four hours

of the day. These vibrations are like the vibrations of light that travel at the rate
of l86,000 miles per second, magnetizing the ether like radio waves. You can
hear radio-waves at all points of the globe at the same time. So can these

healing vibrations be felt at all points of the globe at the same time.
This is why you should tune in regularly, the more regularly you tune in
the better the results.

Here are a few of the many letters received this month:
“I cannot thank you in words for what you have done for us. The same
day that I cabled you my husband began to get well. Although all hope had

been given up for his recovery it did not shake my faith and today he is l00%
again. God bless you and your wonderful work.” J.C.D.
“Your monthly letters are an inspiration to us all and a guide to our
lives. The happiness you have brought to our home can never be measured in

words. We thank God the day we came to know about the Sanctuary.” M.C.I.
“I want to tell you of my good fortune through the Sanctuary. I suffered
all my life with a weakness which I was told was incurable. When Mr. Todd

told me of you and the Sanctuary, I wrote to you. I received your reply assuring
me that I would recover and that there was nothing impossible. I did not really
believe but put into practice what you directed me to do with the result that the
weakness has completely disappeared. I would like you to make use of

this letter so as to help others. God bless you.” G.M.

WE STRUGGLE WITH BELIEFS AND GAIN NOTHING*

“Behold, God giveth to a man that is good in His
sight wisdom and knowledge.” Eccl. 2: 26.

The appalling conditions which we are aware of in the world today
have their roots in man himself. This unrest is caused by man’s desire for

conquest either in the political, economic, religious or the personal field.

* See Notes page 310 306