Food for the Soul

A woman, aged seventy-five, was in the habit of saying to herself, “I am losing my memory.” She reversed the procedure and practiced induced autosuggestion… Read More »How she restored her memory

Illustrations of autosuggestion: Autosuggestion means suggesting something definite and specific to oneself. Herbert Parkyn, in his excellent manual of autosuggestion, records the following incident. It… Read More »How autosuggestion banishes fear

It is true that different people will react in different ways to the same suggestion because of their subconscious conditioning or belief. For example, if… Read More »Different reactions to the same suggestion

You must realise by now that your conscious mind is the “watchman at the gate,” and its chief function is to protect your subconscious mind… Read More »The tremendous power of suggestion

You must remember that these are not two minds. They are merely two spheres of activity within one mind. Your conscious mind is the reasoning… Read More »Conscious and subconscious terms differentiated

You have a mind, and you should learn how to use it. There are two levels of your mind- the conscious or rational level, and… Read More »How Your Own Mind Works

A woman wrote me a few months ago as follows: “I am seventy-five years old, a widow with a grown family. I was living alone… Read More »How her Subconscious Responded

Last Christmas Eve a beautiful young university student looked at an attractive and rather expensive traveling bag in a store window. She was going home… Read More »Outstanding Differences and Modes of Operation (ctd)

You will perceive the main differences by the following illustrations: The conscious mind is like the navigator or captain at the bridge of a ship.… Read More »Outstanding Differences and Modes of Operation

In order to change external conditions, you must change the cause. Most men try to change conditions and circumstances by working with conditions and circumstances.… Read More »The Conscious and Subconscious Minds (ctd)