The question has been asked if I regard treatment as illumined reason,
and I have pointed out that treatment would have to be illumined reason
because the ordinary reason of the human mind
would not be a very good treatment.
In other words, treatment as illumined reason
would be the realization of the presence of life,
even where death appears to be.
The reasoning mind would say,
“Well, this is death; there is no use doing anything about it,”
but illumined reason would know
that there never had been a death in the spiritual universe.
Joel Goldsmith
God, The Substance of All Form