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of rope, the angle of the prow, items that, by long guessing, could alone be discovered to have once constituted a fabric; these have been, as it were, gathered up, and built, into a whole Argo, humbly, in my book. And I have sought to reconstruct a majestic ship, and’ have traced a celestial and the sublimest story, which we have heired, unknowingly, through the ages. Whother I have succeeded in demonstrating the philosophical possibility of the Supernatural, J am not to be the judge.” .
There are seven distinct magnetic laws, which, when obeyed and enforced, cannot possibly fail of producing given effects or results; and the first of these, and without which but little can be done, either with reference to one’s self or another, is PERSISTENCE OF PURPOSE TO A GIVEN END, AIM, AND PURPOSE. My own career is a proof-case in point. Many years ago I made the discovery, elsewhere announced, that most of human ills, social, domestic, mental, and moral, were the result of infractions, by excess, entire continence, or inversion, therefore perversion, of the sexual passion and instinct common to the human race. But there was no known cure for those evils, and I was therefore compelled to search for one in the regions of the unknown. With certain speculative and transmitted data to start from, J began, and for long years continued, the investigation of the matter, with a persistence, patient research, and strength of will that shrunk at no obstacle, admitted no possibility of defeat or failure. The result of that persistence is before the world, which this day acknowledges that I have perfected a series of nervo-vital remedials, better than have yet been produced on the globe, to relieve the nervous troubles of mankind, no matter whether they resulted from excess or inversion of the sexinstinct of mankind, or from prodigal waste of life from over-study, sedentary, in-door life, or excessive mental, moral, or nervous toil.
The second law is that of ATTENTION — condensed, steady, concentrated attention to, and upon, the person, object, principle, purpose or thing intended or attempted to be achieved. The exercise of this power will increase the general mental strength, rapidly.
The third law is, CALMNESS, quietude! Nothing can be gained by ebullition, hurry, excitement, especially in matters pertaining to seership, by any means whatever, because it destroys the direction and volume of the magnetic currents, and scatters to the winds what ought to be a steady, waving flow of power.
The fourth magnetic law is that of WILL; not persistence in, or of, it; but will itself—the Z-shall-be-as-I-want-it-power of the soul. It is the central pivot about which all the others rotate, and receive their impulsion toward the ends aimed at.
The fifth law is that of Inrensiry, which needs no explanation. The sixth law is that of Potariry, — the most important one of all, because without it not much can be done; with it, there is no human being but can be reached and influenced, to a degree perfectly astonishing, as I have demonstrated in a hundred cases, one of which shall serve as a lesson: —
of rope, the angle of the prow, items that, by long guessing, could alone be discovered to have once constituted a fabric; these have been, as it were, gathered up, and built, into a whole Argo, humbly, in my book. And I have sought to reconstruct a majestic ship, and’ have traced a celestial and the sublimest story, which we have heired, unknowingly, through the ages. Whother I have succeeded in demonstrating the philosophical possibility of the Supernatural, J am not to be the judge.” .
There are seven distinct magnetic laws, which, when obeyed and enforced, cannot possibly fail of producing given effects or results; and the first of these, and without which but little can be done, either with reference to one’s self or another, is PERSISTENCE OF PURPOSE TO A GIVEN END, AIM, AND PURPOSE. My own career is a proof-case in point. Many years ago I made the discovery, elsewhere announced, that most of human ills, social, domestic, mental, and moral, were the result of infractions, by excess, entire continence, or inversion, therefore perversion, of the sexual passion and instinct common to the human race. But there was no known cure for those evils, and I was therefore compelled to search for one in the regions of the unknown. With certain speculative and transmitted data to start from, J began, and for long years continued, the investigation of the matter, with a persistence, patient research, and strength of will that shrunk at no obstacle, admitted no possibility of defeat or failure. The result of that persistence is before the world, which this day acknowledges that I have perfected a series of nervo-vital remedials, better than have yet been produced on the globe, to relieve the nervous troubles of mankind, no matter whether they resulted from excess or inversion of the sexinstinct of mankind, or from prodigal waste of life from over-study, sedentary, in-door life, or excessive mental, moral, or nervous toil.
The second law is that of ATTENTION — condensed, steady, concentrated attention to, and upon, the person, object, principle, purpose or thing intended or attempted to be achieved. The exercise of this power will increase the general mental strength, rapidly.
The third law is, CALMNESS, quietude! Nothing can be gained by ebullition, hurry, excitement, especially in matters pertaining to seership, by any means whatever, because it destroys the direction and volume of the magnetic currents, and scatters to the winds what ought to be a steady, waving flow of power.
The fourth magnetic law is that of WILL; not persistence in, or of, it; but will itself—the Z-shall-be-as-I-want-it-power of the soul. It is the central pivot about which all the others rotate, and receive their impulsion toward the ends aimed at.
The fifth law is that of Inrensiry, which needs no explanation. The sixth law is that of Potariry, — the most important one of all, because without it not much can be done; with it, there is no human being but can be reached and influenced, to a degree perfectly astonishing, as I have demonstrated in a hundred cases, one of which shall serve as a lesson: —
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