Habits of Thought and Health by Prentice Mulford

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Oct 29, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 44.

Habits of Thought and Health

By Prentice Mulford

CERTAIN habits of thought can not be otherwise than gradually removed. So it is with certain habits of body consequent on such habits of thought, such as the habit of hurry, the habit of worry, the habit of laying undue stress on things not the most needful for the hour, the habit of trouble-borrowing, and many others which permeate and influence every act of life. Their combined effect is exhaustion, and exhaustion is the real mother of most of the ills flesh is heir to. . . . Therefore, keep your mind as much as you can on the thought of strength, vigor, health, activity.

—Prentice Mulford.