Miracles of Healing
Miracles of Healing
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49). On the same principle are numerous legends (p. 57) relating to the curative properties of articles in any way connected with the body of Jesus ; e. G. , the water in which Mary washed the infant Jesus, the touch of his swaddling clothes, the water in which his body was washed in preparation for burial, the bandage with which he was blindfolded, his blood, the crown of thorns, cross, cup, etc. , are all said to have been used in healing many diseases. In both Ireland and England the water i...n which the chalice used by the priest at communion is washed is given to delicate chil- MIRACI. BS OF HBAI. ING 235 dren or those having whooping cough as they are thus sup- posed to partake of some of the real blood of Jesus (9, p. 88).
A slightly different class of religious facts noted by Bourke (p. 97) have also much significance for the healing art. It is because of a religious conception that "the pranks and gibber- ish of the maniac or the idiot are solemnly treasured as out- bursts of inspiration" and it was at first to the end of produc- ing a state of religious ecstasy that the intoxicating mushroom, mistletoe, rue, ivy, mandrake, hemp, opium, and stramonium were used; but the insane talk of the mental pervert and the revelations of the religious ecstatic have often served as guides to the treatment of disease, and the natural intoxicants we have enumerated have often been used simply as medicines when their religious significance has become somewhat for- gotten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
49). On the same principle are numerous legends (p. 57) relating to the curative properties of articles in any way connected with the body of Jesus ; e. G. , the water in which Mary washed the infant Jesus, the touch of his swaddling clothes, the water in which his body was washed in preparation for burial, the bandage with which he was blindfolded, his blood, the crown of thorns, cross, cup, etc. , are all said to have been used in healing many diseases. In both Ireland and England the water i...n which the chalice used by the priest at communion is washed is given to delicate chil- MIRACI. BS OF HBAI. ING 235 dren or those having whooping cough as they are thus sup- posed to partake of some of the real blood of Jesus (9, p. 88).
A slightly different class of religious facts noted by Bourke (p. 97) have also much significance for the healing art. It is because of a religious conception that "the pranks and gibber- ish of the maniac or the idiot are solemnly treasured as out- bursts of inspiration" and it was at first to the end of produc- ing a state of religious ecstasy that the intoxicating mushroom, mistletoe, rue, ivy, mandrake, hemp, opium, and stramonium were used; but the insane talk of the mental pervert and the revelations of the religious ecstatic have often served as guides to the treatment of disease, and the natural intoxicants we have enumerated have often been used simply as medicines when their religious significance has become somewhat for- gotten.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles W Charles Wilkin Waddell to read onlineMoreLess
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