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Mind Power Techniques & Secrets

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Michael Lee, Self-Help Specialist

Author of How To Be An Expert Persuader

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: The Law of Vibration

Chapter 2: Thought Waves

Chapter 3: Mental Induction

Chapter 4: Mental Concentration

Chapter 5: Mental Imaging

Chapter 6: Fascination And Hypnotism

Chapter 7: Hypnotic Influence

Chapter 8: Distant Mental Influence

Chapter 9: Mental Influencing En Masse

Chapter 10: Dark Side Of Mental Influence

Chapter 11: Magic!

Chapter 12: Immunity From Mental Influence

Chapter 1: The Law of Vibration

Students of history find a continuous chain of reference to the mysterious influence of one

human mind over that of others. In the earliest records, traditions and legends may be found

reference to the general belief that it was possible for an individual to exert some weird

uncanny power over the minds of other persons, which would influence the latter for good or

evil. And more than this, the student will find an accompanying belief that certain individuals

are possessed of some mental power which bends even "things" and circumstances to its

might.

Way back in the dim past of man’s history on this planet, this belief existed, and it has steadily

persisted in spite of the strenuous opposition of material science, even unto the present day.

The years have not affected the belief, and in these dawning days of the Twentieth Century it

has taken on a new strength and vitality, for its adherents have boldly stepped to the front,

and confronting the doubting materialistic thinkers, have claimed the name of "Science" for

this truth and have insisted that it be taken, once and for all, from the category of superstition,

credulity and ignorant phantasm.

Were it not pitiable, it would be amusing to glance at the presumptuous, complacent, smug,

self-satisfied position of the materialistic school of thinkers, who would brush aside as a

foolish delusion that which man of the wisest men of a past ages have accepted and taught

as the truth. The modern "know-it-alls" would sneer contemptuously at facts that are known to

be of actual occurrence in the daily lives of thousands of intelligent people, and which the

experience of humankind has demonstrated for many centuries, in all lands and all races.

The trouble lies in the dogmatic assumption of the materialistic school that what is known as

"mind" is merely some peculiar action of the material brain, some writers even holding that the

brain secretes thought, just as the liver secretes bile. They refuse to see that the operation of

Mind is a manifestation of energy known as electricity, magnetism, light, heat, gravitation,

cohesion, etc. Because mental energy does not register the vibrations of these lower forms of

energy, they conclude that the higher mental energy does not exist. Having formulated a

theory to suit their materialistic conceptions, they try to ignore all facts not consistent with their

theory. If they find a fact that will not squeeze into their narrow theory well, "so much the

worse for the fact," as a writer has said and they promptly ignore or dispute it.

As a matter of truth, the investigator is not compelled to resort to metaphysical explanations to

account for the phenomena of Mental Influence . The very facts of physical science itself, if

rightly interpreted, will give the clue to the mystery, and will point the steps of the honest

investigator toward the path where he may find the solution of the perplexing riddle. Although

we know that the real solution lies in the metaphysical realm, still even physical science will

corroborate the facts of its metaphysical sister science, and instead of contradicting the latter

will actually go far toward furnishing analogous facts and principles basis for a theory of

metaphysical facts.

The student will see at once that so far as physical science is concerned, it must begin at the

phenomenon of "Thought Transference" for in that phase of the subject may be found an

elementary principle in evidence in many other forms of phenomena. The main fact is that

"Thought Transference" does exist, and may be accounted for upon purely scientific grounds,

without calling in the truths of metaphysical thought. We know that this is a strong statement,

and a positive assertion, but we also know that the same may be demonstrated. Let us

consider this phase of the subject.

In the first place, physical science teaches that underlying all forms, degrees and apparent

differences in matter and energy, there is to be found a manifestation of some elementary

energy, which manifests in what is known as "Vibrations." Everything in the material world is

in vibration - ever manifesting a high degree of motion. Without vibration there would be no

such thing as a material universe. From the electronic-corpuscles which science teaches

compose the atom; up through the atom and molecule, until the most complex forms of matter

are manifested, there is the ever-present Vibration. And through all forms of energy, light,

heat, electricity, magnetism and the rest, Vibration is also ever present. In fact, physical

science itself teaches that not only

Vibration the basic force underlying other forces and the various forms of matter, but also that

the apparent differences between the various forms of matter, and also between the various

forms of energy, are caused simply and solely by the varying degrees of Vibration manifested.

Just as the difference between the lowest tone that can be distinguished by the ear of man,

and the highest note that can be distinguished by the same organ of sense, is merely a

difference between the rate of Vibration - just as is the difference between the dull red color at

one end of the spectrum, and the violet at the other end, with the intervening colors known as

indigo, blue green, yellow and orange, with all the combinations of shades arising from them -

just as the difference between the greatest degree of cold known to science, and the greatest

degree of heat that can be conceived of - just as these great differences due solely and

wholly to varying rates of Vibration - so is the difference between and all forms of matter or

force simply a matter of the rate of Vibration. In short, all material and physical "Things" are

simply manifestations of some "infinite and eternal energy from which all things proceed,"

their differences resulting merely from the different degree of Vibration being manifested in

them. Remember, that this is not "vague philosophy" or "airy metaphysics" or "spiritualistic

vagaries" (to quote from the materialistic writers), but facts claimed and admitted by the

greatest physical scientists of the age, as a reference to their lectures and textbooks will

prove to anyone.

And, more than this, any intelligent physical scientist will tell you that Science has every

reason to believe that there are great fields of energy and force, the Vibrations of which are

far too high for even the delicate instruments of science to record, but which nevertheless

exist and manifest effects. It was only the other day that Science was able to "catch" the "X-

Rays" and other forms of high Radioactivity, and yet these rays and forces had always

existed. And tomorrow Science will perfect instruments capable of registering still higher

forms of energy. And bye-and-bye, some scientist will perfect an instrument capable of

registering and recording the subtle vibrations of Thought, and perhaps in time someone will

perfect that instrument so that it will not only record such Thought vibrations and waves, but,

like the phonograph, it will be able to reproduce and send forth similar vibrations so that

others may feel the thoughts, just as they now hear the sounds from the phonograph. Such a

prediction is no more wonderful than would have been the prediction of the telephone, the

phonograph, the wireless telegraph and sundry other discoveries and inventions a hundred

years ago.

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