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How Many Times Should I Pray?

How many times should I say a Spiritual Mind Treatment (affirmative Prayer?) And should I repeat the same words I used before? T...

How many times should I say a Spiritual Mind Treatment (affirmative Prayer?)

And should I repeat the same words I used before?

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These are questions that often come up in classes about how to do a Spiritual Mind Treatment. If you are just joining us and want to know what a Spiritual Mind Treatment is, I invite you to visit our video and audio library of past Sunday Messages on www.cslsr.org where you can review what we have covered so far. In short, a Spiritual Mind Treatment is a type of affirmative meditation that has a lot in common with prayer, with some significant differences.

We are studying Spiritual Mind Treatment this month and last month. Now to answer the questions from above. We are to say a Spiritual Mind Treatment for as many times as necessary to achieve the shift in consciousness we desire. However, each spiritual mind treatment is new.

In other words, we start again from the beginning, even though we may be treating the same issue.

Blessings,

Edward Viljoen

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The Bhagavad Gita: The Song of God Retold in Simplified English is the latest title in the Essential Wisdom Library. This unique edition of the timeless epic is designed to be accessible for readers without any prior experience of Hinduism. Not merely a translation of the original, Viljoen has simplified and restated the Gita’s complex ideas, so that a first-time reader can fully appreciate the scope and beauty of this magnificent Indian classic. Written in concise, modern language, the retelling vividly captures the power and depth of the original work.

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