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

15	    Mortals develop their own bodies or make them sick,
  	according as they influence them through mortal mind. 
  	To know whether this development is produced	                       Latent fear
18	consciously or unconsciously, is of less impor-	                       subdued 
  	tance than a knowledge of the fact. The feats of the gym-
  	nast prove that latent mental fears are subdued by him. 
21	The devotion of thought to an honest achievement makes
  	the achievement possible. Exceptions only confirm this
  	rule, proving that failure is occasioned by a too feeble
24	faith. 
  	    Had Blondin believed it impossible to walk the rope
  	over Niagara's abyss of waters, he could never have
27	done it. His belief that he could do it gave his thought-
  	forces, called muscles, their flexibility and power which
  	the unscientific might attribute to a lubricating oil. His
30	fear must have disappeared before his power of putting
  	resolve into action could appear.