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>>15441170
Read this book.

>A thoroughly healthy man is religious in a quite different way from an unhealthy one. His religion is a full-blooded optimism expressing itself in the joy of life and serene happiness. His mind seems impenetrable to worries. His greatest joy is to overcome difficulties and to turn the desert into an oasis. His very presence makes itself felt in all directions. He radiates confidence and seems, without a word or gesture, to inspire a new and brighter outlook upon life.
>Health laughs at psycho-analysis and all the theories about mental healing. It looks upon life inherently as a whole, and on "living" as a great gift. Its chief aim is to produce more life and to create new values in a constant endeavour to reach "Higher still and higher" in all its activities.
>It is only life in its decline and decay that contemplates itself and discovers death.
>To health life is eternal.