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Physiology – Chapter 7 of Science and Health 1910, last edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy. See SUBTITLE Text content below.

  	    Mortal existence is a dream of pain and pleasure in
12	matter, a dream of sin, sickness, and death; and it is like
  	the dream we have in sleep, in which every one	                        Disease
  	recognizes his condition to be wholly a state of	                        a dream 
15	mind. In both the waking and the sleeping dream, the
  	dreamer thinks that his body is material and the suffering
  	is in that body. 
18	    The smile of the sleeper indicates the sensation pro-
  	duced physically by the pleasure of a dream. In the
  	same way pain and pleasure, sickness and care, are
21	traced upon mortals by unmistakable signs. 
  	    Sickness is a growth of error, springing from mortal
  	ignorance or fear. Error rehearses error. What causes
24	disease cannot cure it. The soil of disease is mortal
  	mind, and you have an abundant or scanty crop of disease,
  	according to the seedlings of fear. Sin and the fear of
27	disease must be uprooted and cast out.