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The main premise of the book. if these same people had deeply cleansed their bodies, eaten a perfect diet and used powerful, natural supplements, they might all be alive today! 1-16 achieving spontaneous healing. Its success depends upon: 1) removing the negative thought fonvs, patterns, emotions, and habits, and 2) replacing them with attitudes of success, confidence, joy, love and trust, etc. Our own research indicates that love is the great key. When we understand that love is the natural state of our beings and when love is not flowing through our beings every moment, then some other emotion or concept is interfering. These interferences are usually emotions of great intensity or some quirk in our point of view, such as the habit of judging conditions, things or people in negative ways, and most of the time they are unconscious. One of the activities we all need to initiate, is to remove these conscious and unconscious negative emotions so that love may flow freely through us. Herein lies one of the most important points in this book. There is a residue, a substance that attaches itself to our cells and organs and causes malfunctions. I will call it "emotional plaque". It is not visible to physical sight, and we cannot see it under the microscope, but it is there nevertheless. It is like a magnet, in that it attracts toxic physical substance to it which appears to be the physical cause of disease. But the main point is, mucus and toxins are held in place by this undetected residue created by negative consciousness. This emotional plaque contains consciousness in the form of unconscious memories, attitudes and feelings. Like a radio wave, it continues to send out messages, and draws to itself conditions similar to its own nature. Create enough of these and you will have habits. Habits create consistency and consistency creates persistent manifestation. The greatest downfall in medicine is the failure to recognize this emotional plaque and the lack of knowledge o
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