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With these three fundamental propositions as postulates, it will be the end and aim of this Course of Reading to develop plain, simple and specific methods and directions for the most efficient use of the mind in the attainment of practical ends.
Whatever you know or think you know, of the external world comes to you through some one of your five primary senses, sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell, or some one of the...
3. Chapter 3In Figure 3, the distance from A to B looks longer than the distance from B to C because of the time we involuntarily take to notice each dot, yet the distances are equal.
5. Chapter 5This is of the greatest practical importance. Consider its consequences. It means that sense-impressions and your perception of them are two very different things. It means that...
4. Chapter 4Look at this subject for a moment and you will see that the world in which you live and work is a world of your own making. All the factors of success or failure are factors of...
1. Chapter 1With these three fundamental propositions as postulates, it will be the end and aim of this Course of Reading to develop plain, simple and specific methods and directions for th...