Your Mind Can Heal You

by Frederick Bailes

This well known classic may help the reader use the powers of the mind to heal themselves. Amazing stories of recovery exist from people who have been determined to bounce back from physical problems and have somehow overcome them, without any known medical explanation. There does exist the ability to heal within our own minds, but it is not always known to work. Improve your chances with this book. Anyone interested in healing others or who acts as a healer in any way would also benefit tremendously from this book. This is a special book that gets recommended to others over and over again, throughout the years. A must read for those wishing to know how the mind, body and spirit work together. Always see a medical professional first, as this book is not recommended in place of professional medical help. Chapters include The Reality and Scope of the Mind, How Thought Causes Disease, The Universal Healing Principle, How is Healing Made Possible?, The Power House Within Us, Actual Cases of Healing, and much more.

Genres: Health

256 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1979

Reviews

[Alana Cash]

The author, Frederick Bailes, intended to become a Christian missionary, but he was diagnosed with diabetes, which at the time was deadly as insulin had not been discovered. He ended up being cured wihtout medical care and in this book attempts to explain how he that happened.

I've read this book three times. Each time, I get a clearer understanding of what Bailes is attempting to explain. It is simple really. Get focused, first, aligning with the All [Bailes refers to God]. There is discipline required in overcoming distractions and conditioned thinking. This can be done with meditation, breathwork, sitting in nature. Become present. That's the first thing.

Training your thoughts, that another thing. Not so easy as when bombarded with fear news and fear thoughts related to the future.

At any rate, it's not a book I understood the first time reading, but I realized it had something in it for me to learn. So I kept reading it and understanding it more.