There is no loss of memory in Divine Mind, therefore, I recollect everything I should remember and I forget all that is not for my good.
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Nothing is lost in Divine Mind, so memory rests on a perfect and unfailing source. In this chapter Shinn gives a single affirmation that claims both sides of that gift. The one who speaks it recalls everything that should be remembered and lets go of everything that is not for their good. Remembering and forgetting are both placed under divine order. The word is short enough to carry anywhere and to speak whenever memory seems to fail or old matters weigh on the mind.
Key ideas
- Divine Mind holds everything, so there is no real loss of memory.
- Shinn pairs remembering with forgetting: both are part of the same divine right action.
- Forgetting what is not for your good is as much a blessing as recalling what you need.
- Speak the affirmation whenever a name, a fact or a duty slips away, or when the past clings too closely.
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Table of ContentsYour Word Is Your Wand
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OverviewIYour Word Your WandIISuccessIIIProsperityIVHappinessVLoveVIMarriageVIIForgivenessVIIIWords of WisdomIXFaithXLossXIDebtXIISalesXIIIInterviewsXIVGuidanceXVProtectionXVIMemoryXVIIThe Divine DesignXVIIIHealthXIXEyesXXAnaemiaXXIEarsXXIIRheumatismXXIIIFalse GrowthsXXIVHeart DiseaseXXVAnimalsXXVIThe ElementsXXVIIJourneyXXVIIIMiscellaneousXXIXConclusion
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