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HOW DOES A PERSON BECOME A LIBERAL THINKER?

Liberal~itis: A Thinking Disorder Destroying America. September 2004. Read more

Liberalism taps into people’s hearts, working to convince them of ideals and actions that oft times backfire. Many of these people are well intentioned and simply need more information. They do not realize how their minds and emotions have been programmed to think as a "liberal" when, in fact, in their own lives, they find success in well thought out conservative choices.

The Founders of this great Country knew that unchecked, a ruling majority (a democracy) could be just as tyrannical as any dictator, and for that reason they designed a "limited" government, which is defined as a Republic.

During the last century, the word LIBERTY was replaced by the catch-word DEMOCRACY. As a result, people now mistakenly believe that "democracy" is the underlying principle of American government. In fact, a REPUBLIC protects the minority while a democracy does not. A democracy allows the "majority" to rule.

George Washington warned us: "A primary object. . .should be the education of our youth in the science of government. In a Republic, what. . .more pressing. . .than communicating it to those who are the future guardians of the liberties of the country."

There are three propositions essential to the understanding of the practice of Suggestive Therapy.

1. Man is in possession of two divisions of his mind, which is distinguished by designating one as the Objective Mind, and the other as the Subjective Mind.

2. The Subjective Mind is constantly amendable to control by the power of Suggestion.

3. The Subjective part of the mind controls the functions, conditions, and sensations of the body.

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