Course of Instruction In Hypnotism, Mesmerism, Clairvoyance, Suggestive Therapeutics, and The Sleep Cure |
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THINK OR SPEAK AFFECTING THE SENSATIONS OF THE BODY WHAT TO Do A PHYSIOLOGICAL EXPLANATION THE BASIS OF CURE WORDS OF CAUTION. IMPORTANCE OF THIS INTRODUCTION. It
is necessary that the student should pay particular attention to the matter
contained in this Introduction, since it embraces not only something of the
philosophy of these higher phenomena which are explained in the body
of the book, but also, by giving him a series of experiments to conduct in a
waking state, fits him to acquire by gradual and easy stages that command of
himself, that self-confidence, without which it is impossible for him either to succeed
in life or to become a successful hypnotist. VALUE OF THE DEVELOPMENT
OF WILL-POWER. The most valuable
quality which any human being can possess is that of _ impressing his
will upon others, and this quality which we christen by such names
as will-power, magnetism, etc., has its root in the condition of self-confidence
which a study of this course of lessons will develop in the most timid and self-eliminating
of human beings. To put this point very plainly and simply before you I should
say that bashfulness and timidity, those unfortunate hindrances to success in
any calling, are struck out of the character -7 of anyone who will carefully follow the directions laid down in this
course of lessons. EXPERIMENT CONSTANTLY. It is not enough for the student to read
this course over and lay it aside with the idea in his mind that he knows just
what is expected of him and that he will at some future time, when the opportunity
presents itself, experiment a little. It is essential that he should make use
of every opportunity which comes his way to conduct one or more of these experiments
daily. And he is especially cautioned to fully master each experiment before
proceeding to the next. |
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