The very first thing a practitioner has to do when a patient asks for help is to give up any sense of judgment, criticism, or condemnation of the person. Any such sense would be personalizing error, and it would fasten it to the patient instead of freeing him from it. As soon as the practitioner realizes that this is not the patient's sin, not his disease, his lack, or his belief, but that this is a universal hypnotism or appearance of which he is an innocent victim, the patient begins to experience his freedom; the weight of guilt is lifted from him, and very soon the entire condition dissolves.
~ Joel S. Goldsmith, Our Spiritual Resources
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