Divine Science And Healing - Cramer, Malinda
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Divine Science and Healing written by Malinda Cramer ushers readers into a world where the power of the divine intersects with the potential for profound healing. With extraordinary clarity and deep spiritual insight, Cramer explores the transformative principles that underlie the art of healing. Within the pages of this extraordinary book, Cramer weaves together the threads of spirituality, science, and human consciousness. She illuminates the divine nature inherent in every individual and unveils the remarkable ability to tap into that inherent power for physical, mental, and emotional…mehr

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Divine Science and Healing written by Malinda Cramer ushers readers into a world where the power of the divine intersects with the potential for profound healing. With extraordinary clarity and deep spiritual insight, Cramer explores the transformative principles that underlie the art of healing. Within the pages of this extraordinary book, Cramer weaves together the threads of spirituality, science, and human consciousness. She illuminates the divine nature inherent in every individual and unveils the remarkable ability to tap into that inherent power for physical, mental, and emotional healing. Through her teachings, readers discover the innate ability to manifest their truest selves and embrace a life of wholeness. With each turn of the page, readers embark on a profound journey of self-discovery, as they learn to align their thoughts, emotions, and beliefs with the principles of divine science.
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Malinda Elliott Cramer was a healer and a leader in the early New Thought movement. She was born on February 12, 1844, and she died on August 2, 1906. Cramer's parents, Obediah and Mary Hinshaw Elliott, had her in Greensboro, Indiana. She moved to San Francisco in 1872 to try to fix a health problem that kept coming back. There, she met Charles Lake Cramer, a photographer, whom she married the same year. Even though she moved, she still had health problems that made her unable to work. In 1885, maybe with the help of Christian Scientist Miranda Rice, Cramer had what she called a "divine revelation" after a "hour of earnest meditation and prayerful seeking." She said, "That hour was the beginning of my realization of the oneness of life; a flash of its truth flashed across my mental vision." She got better in two years.