Excerpt from Practical Visions: A Book of Inspiration
Many books have been written along inspirational lines. It would be quite impossible to cover new ground, so to speak, as there is supposedly "nothing new under the sun."
The favorite subjects of some of the greatest writers and speakers in history have been inspirational in character.
The title of this book indicates that we intend to discuss practical phases.
In the study of anatomy in our colleges we consider the human body along the lines of regional anatomy, sectional anatomy, surgical anatomy, and so forth. There is another phase, of vital importance to all practitioners of the therapeutic art, and that is applied anatomy.
We hear much about visions today. The slogan, printed in various magazines, "Where There Is No Vision, The People Perish," is pretty well impressed upon the minds of the majority of people. We have found that it is all well and good to have visions and dreams, and "raise our vibrations" to a point where we feel that we are inspired, and can dream dreams that will materialize; but how many of our dreams really come true, and how many can we use from a practical standpoint in our everyday practice?
This book is directed to graduates of osteopathic colleges; especially to those graduates who have the osteopathic concept; who have studied osteopathy intending to practice it according to the teachings of the great founder, Dr. A. T. Still.
We do not wish, in this book, to consider those who have chosen other than osteopathic methods of treating the human body.
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