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'''My happiness and my function are one.'''

<center>'''My happiness and my function are one.'''</center>

 

 

My happiness and my function are one.

My happiness and my function are one.

Begin the ten-to-fifteen-minute practice period by reviewing these thoughts:

Begin the ten-to-fifteen-minute practice period by reviewing these thoughts:

:God gives me only happiness.

<center>''God gives me only happiness.''</center>

:He has given my function to me.

<center>''He has given my function to me.''</center>

:Therefore my function must be happiness.

<center>''Therefore my function must be happiness.''</center>

Try to see the logic in this sequence, even if you do not yet accept the conclusion. It is only if the first two thoughts are wrong that the conclusion could be false. Let us, then, think about the premises for a while, as we are practicing.

Try to see the logic in this sequence, even if you do not yet accept the conclusion. It is only if the first two thoughts are wrong that the conclusion could be false. Let us, then, think about the premises for a while, as we are practicing.

In the shorter practice periods, which would be most helpful today if undertaken twice an hour, this form of the application is suggested:

In the shorter practice periods, which would be most helpful today if undertaken twice an hour, this form of the application is suggested:

:My happiness and function are one,

<center>''My happiness and function are one,''</center>

:because God has given me both.

<center>''because God has given me both.''</center>

It will not take more than a minute, and probably less, to repeat these words slowly and think about them a little while as you say them.

It will not take more than a minute, and probably less, to repeat these words slowly and think about them a little while as you say them.

[[Category: Workbook I]]

[[Category: Workbook I]]