In this talk, Joseph Murphy shares a story of a man who has kidney and heart problems, and he's in the hospital. Despite his condition, he envisions himself at home and at work, embracing his loved ones. Joseph Murphy explains that anyone can do this using their imagination, which is like a workshop of God. The man's strong desire to be with his loved ones helps him recover quickly.

The story also emphasizes the power of prayer and positive thinking. It highlights that rather than focusing on the symptoms and pains of a loved one, you should pray with the belief that God's healing power is at work. By aligning your affirmation and mental image, you can bring about positive outcomes through prayer. This approach is contrasted with other forms of prayer and healing that focus on symptoms and pains, which the story suggests can be counterproductive.
You must ask 'believing' if you are to receive. Your mind moves from the thought to the thing. Unless there is first an image in the mind, it cannot move, for there would be nothing for it to move toward.

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A mental picture is worth a thousand words. Your subconscious will bring to pass any picture held in the mind backed by faith.

~ Joseph Murphy,
The Power of Your Subconscious Mind


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