| Healing, 18:and contagious diseases, and prevalent epidemics. These may come to a man in the line of duty,Healing, 25:individual, just as group ills and the sweep of epidemics of any kind through the masses areHealing, 55:nor do I here refer to illnesses induced by epidemics or by accidents. I refer to those basicHealing, 193:[193] and contagious diseases, and to the great epidemics which sweep through nations and greatHealing, 198:(such as infectious or contagious diseases and epidemics). These, the subject is unable to resist,Healing, 199:[199] extent, to planetary conditions inducing epidemics of a peculiarly virulent nature such asHealing, 221:types; Negroes are specially prone to infectious epidemics. I have not attempted in this treatiseHealing, 240:accidents, wounds resulting in infections, and epidemics - can in the last analysis be [241] tracedHealing, 248:except in the cases of war, accident, suicide or epidemics. The power of absorption with which theHealing, 249:limitations, [249] for instance, which promote epidemics as the aftermath of war. Such epidemicsHealing, 249:promote epidemics as the aftermath of war. Such epidemics have a serious effect upon the human raceHealing, 249:Europe, had not completely recovered from the epidemics, incident to the first part of the worldHealing, 274:body of the fourth kingdom in nature) where epidemics are involved, or to such a condition as war,Healing, 301:It is this energy which lies behind what we call epidemics, and influenza is one of its mainHealing, 598:of this secret enables a Master to control epidemics and widespread diseases; with this you are notHealing, 598:the relative freedom from the plagues and epidemics which usually follow in the wake of war hasHealing, 647:they do so [647] only in connection with epidemics and international catastrophes such as the world |
