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Julia Seton,  The Short Cut to Regeneration Through Fasting… (1929)

“ It will fire his spiritual pride when he finds that the very slough of despair and the valley of physical prostration, a little like a cup of coffee, tea or milk will make him feel a normal man, which without, he had not the soul power to be. The real divinity within us comes to laugh at our frail dust "damning us ever to decay and death when at our center burns the flame of God." ”
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Julia Seton,  The Short Cut to Regeneration Through Fasting… (1929)

“ Eat one meal every other day for ten days. In the last two days of the fast do not drink any water, or at least only enough to keep from real thirst. The Fast is not penance,—it is a joy, and thirst that one can easily combat will do the work of empting the blood vessels. Get a big thirst, but do not push it to the point of suffering.
Why do we eat one meal every other day instead of fasting continuously?
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Julia Seton,  The Short Cut to Regeneration Through Fasting… (1929)

“ We know now that fasting does just this rearrangement of the flesh, and does it without the penance of fever, pain and disease. So we just stop eating and break up our old flesh body in every way that we can; we get back to normal posture, stand erect with all our bony structure held as it should be, so that when our new body comes on it will be draped with grace over our bones and all errors of physical angles be lost.
A beautiful figure is the birthright of every one, be he tall or short, and it takes only a little conscious thought to have it so.
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