How to Stay Young — Christian D. Larson (1908)

In this masterpiece, Larson not only states but demonstrates that age is in our minds. We receive a new body every year, our cells constantly renew themselves, so, if our cells are so young and fresh, why do we insist in getting old? We can keep young a lot longer, if we would just stop sending to our subconscious all those thoughts of aging. “The new picture of the coming years” says Larson “pictures Advancement in everything; health, vigor and youth at all times and under all circumstances; complete emancipation in the fullest and largest sense of that term; perpetual increase in personal capacity, mental power and intellectual brilliancy, constant improvement in all the elements of the personality, both as to form and expression; daily growth in wisdom, understanding, insight and realization; perpetual ascension into the higher realms of peace, harmony and joy; the steady development of a stronger and more beautiful character; the constant refinement of the entire human system; the growing interest in life, and everything that can add to the richness of life; the never ending betterment of friends, associations and environments; the daily advancement into new fields of life, thought, consciousness and action; the eternal ascension of the soul towards the supreme spiritual heights — the peace that passeth understanding, the joy everlasting and the infinite bliss of the cosmic state. This is the new picture of the coming years — a picture that can be realized — a picture that will be realized by every individual who lives the ascending life, and who lives with this picture constantly in mind. To live for the realization of such a future, with the full subconscious expectation of such a future, is to create such a future. To live with such a future in the making — that, indeed, is Life and he who lives such a life will always stay young.

Written by Christian D. Larson — 140 Pages.