The Silence: What It Is and How To Use It

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The Silence: What It Is and How To Use It

by David V. (David Van) Bush

EN·~1 hours·28 chapters

Chapters

28 total

THE SILENCE: WHAT IT IS AND HOW TO USE IT

0:03

DAVID V. BUSH

9:49

USE THE FOLLOWING AS A BASIS FOR YOUR MEDITATION AS YOU DEMONSTRATE HEALTH. OF COURSE, YOU MAY USE OTHER THOUGHTS PROVIDED THEY ARE CONSTRUCTIVE HEALTH THOUGHTS.

7:34

THOUGHT TO HOLD IN THE SILENCE FOR ABUNDANCE

2:16

THOUGHT TO HOLD IN MEDITATION IN THE SILENCE - FOR MISFORTUNES, GRIEF, MISTAKES, REVERSES, FAILURE, SORROW, LOSS AND DISAPPOINTMENT

4:44

FOR HARMONY, PEACE, COMFORT

6:31

THOUGHT TO HOLD AS A BASIS FOR THIS SILENCE - FOR SUCCESS

6:22

ABUNDANCE

3:48

HEALTH, SUCCESS, PROSPERITY, UNIVERSAL PEACE AND BROTHERHOOD

4:37

HOW TO HAVE MORE

3:27
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In this guide the author treats silence not as empty space but as a living medium that can retune the body’s hidden “octaves.” By likening our physical and mental states to a piano out of tune, he shows how misguided thoughts create disharmony that may manifest as illness or failure. The central premise is simple: right thinking acts like a magnet, restoring the body’s natural resonance and opening the way to health and prosperity.

The practice begins with deep relaxation, allowing consciousness to drift gently through each part of the body while a subtle intonation creates a soothing vibration. Listeners are invited to experience these vibrations—whether faint or powerful—as signs of the re‑harmonization process, even when no sensation is felt. Through this disciplined silence, the book presents a form of prayer, visualization, and self‑suggestion that aims to align the mind with a deeper, harmonious rhythm.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (74K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Aug 8, 2004

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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David V. (David Van) Bush

1882–1959

A minister, poet, and early self-help writer, he turned ideas about willpower, silence, and practical psychology into books aimed at everyday readers. His work sits at an interesting crossroads of religion, inspiration, and popular psychology in the early 20th century.

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