fear of lightning, the fear of fire, the fear of disease, the fear
of accident, the fear of death, the fear of ridicule, the fear of
public opinion, the fear of bankruptcy, the fear of self, the fear
for self, the fear of others, the fear of failure, the fear of
devils, the fear of a vindictive God, the fear of the future, the
fear of a hell--Oh, then, we know that the sun of light is not at
his meridian height. We can yet get rid of these also. This is one
of the world's tasks. This is your task, if you would make the
most of your self and life.

"There is yet very much land to be possessed." No one will possess
all of that land in the present stage of existence. Some will be
able to claim more than others, but they will err if they assume
themselves to be favorites, and the "others" will do worse than
err if they complain, "We, alas, are down on our luck." Be assured
of one thing: all may be rid of their fears and the whole mass of
distress induced by fears. All may acquire dauntless yet serene
courage. In that state, if it be of the highest, as it may be,
will come to them a peace, a happiness, an influx of buoyancy, a
confidence, a sense of well-being, the like of which they have
never known.


PRIME DENIALS AND AFFIRMATIONS.


You who now read this page are, thus, invited to begin our study
by denying and affirming, as follows:

FIRST--THE DAILY REGIME OF DENIAL: