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… man's right to himself, to the control of his own mind, to the stewardship of his talents, the right to receive and to impart the fruit of his own labor. Strength …

… the right balance of the mental and moral powers depends in a great degree on the right condition of the physical system. All narcotics and unnatural stimulants …

… in right principles. Let physicians teach the people that restorative power is not in drugs, but in nature. Disease is an effort of nature to free the system …

… is right thinking. As a man “thinketh in his heart, so is he.” The power of self-restraint strengthens by exercise. That which at first seems difficult, by constant …

… be right before God themselves, and then to stand in the strength of Christ, unaffected by the wrong influences to which they will be exposed. If they make the …

… established right among us. This was the means God was to use in bringing His people to a right understanding in regard to health reform. It was also to be the …

… no right to shut yourself up within yourself, and say scarcely anything to the patients. You should not keep patients waiting for your decision in their case …

The right hand is used to open doors through which the body may find entrance. This is the part the medical missionary work is to act. It is to largely prepare …

… in right paths; but the mold of your mind and your familiarity with evil will make it difficult for you to distinguish between right and wrong. Through the …

… of right principles can you exclude wrong thoughts. Unless parents plant the seeds of truth in the hearts of their children, the enemy will sow tares. Good …