Just How to Wake the Solar Plexus

By: Elizabeth Towne

Narrated by: Barry J Peterson

Do you desire above all things to live a serene, useful, successful life? Do you want to get out of the petty limitations of conventionality? Out of pain and sin and sickness? Away from the small hurts of everyday living? Do you really want to get away from them? Are you willing to work out the salvation that is in you? Or would you rather sit still and grumble at the universe in general and everybody in particular? Do you desire health and prosperity, happiness and a wider usefulness enough to work every day and all day for them, as a man works who desires to be a great musician, or artist, or scholar? Or do you just weakly wish that somebody would carry you bodily “on flower beds of ease” to a heaven of happiness and prosperity? Are you resolved to have health, happiness and material prosperity and to be more widely useful, no matter what it costs nor how long it takes?

Then you will have them. You will, without the shadow of a doubt, get there. You could not fail if you tried. And I AM with you all the way, and at the same time I AM already there, and I will tell you something that was an immense help to me in getting there. It was the sun. Shelton says the sun is God. I should not be surprised if he is right. But I am not sure he is. However, the sun helped me to a realization of my self, my all-wise, all-loving, all-powerful, serenely happy self. Your self is just as grand as my self, and you are dead certain to find your self when once you set about it. The reason you have not already found it is that you have put in most of your time in watching the selves of other people. You have been impolite to your self. You have consulted every Tom, Dick, and Harry before your self. And you have called your self all sorts of names. No wonder he has crawled into his shell and pulled the hole in after him! No wonder you think he doesn’t know much! But he does, and he will do anything for you.

©1952 Elizabeth Towne (P)2018 Audio Enlightenment

The narrator was the highlight.

The content wasn't what I was expecting however some insights into What one could get from a healed SP was decent at best.