"You discussed a person in a wheelchair Master [148], but what if the nerves in the spinal column have been totally severed, should we then still try our powers of Mind and Mind-Science in order to improve things?"
"Certainly. You do not mean to say that in Mind-Science we
should EVER be entitled to the defaetism of: 'there is nothing we
can do'? The concept of 'impossibility', will you always bear
that in Mind, is one out of the world of pure physics. As such,
it has no place where Mind is involved. If, ... I say if, there
is no report in literature of a success in any matter, whether
growing new limbs or fresh teeth, it ONLY indicates that, either
it has not been tried, or, that we have not yet the proper knowledge of
techniques to succeed. But certainly NOT impossibility.
You see, it always returns to: ... 'to STUDY!!!" [148], [195]