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1 MENTAL SUPREMACY BY W. R. C. LATSON, M.D. Price, $1. 00 L. N. FOWLER & CO., 11mperlal Azeado, Ludpte Cln:uo, LoNDON, E C. PUBLISHED BY THE ELIZABETH TOWNE CO., HOLYOKE, MAss.
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3 PAGB I. lmtboduction Iii II. Mum AND ITS MATERIAL 'l IlL TluiNING OF Pi:RsPilCTIVE FACULTIBS. 2S IV. AND How '1:0 DEVBLOP IT. 41 v. AssociATION OF IDJ:AS 61 VL IJIIUGINATION AND How To CuLTIVATB IT 81 VIL How TO CoNCBNTRATB TBB ATTBNTION. 99 VIII. PBTCBC)-PHYSICAL DEYIILOPIIBNT 'l IX. Tllll LosT ARTs OF CmLDBOOD \
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5 I. INTRODUCTION. N the brief articles which will make up this series my object will be to present in the shortest, plainest, and most practical manner methods which, in my experience and that of many others who have been more or less under my influence, have seemed to be conducive to increased mental efficiency. It is said that there is no royal road to learning; and while in a sense this is true, it is also true that, in all things, even in mind training, there is a right way and a wrong way-or rather there is one right way, and there are a thousand wrong ways. Now, after trying, it seems to me, most of the wrong ways, I have found 6 Coogle
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7 II. MIND AND ITS MATERIAL. IRST of all, before you are able to think at all, you must have something to think about. You must have some mental "stock in trade." And this mental stock in trade you can gain only through the senses. The appearance of a tree, the roar of the ocean, the odor of a rose, the taste of an orange, the sensation you experience in handling a piece of satin-all these are so much material helping to form your stock of mental images-"the content of the consciousness," as the scholastic - psychologists call it. Now, all these millions and millions of facts which make up our mental stock in trade-the material of thought-are 7
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23 MENTAL SUPREMACY. III. TRAINING OF THE PERCEPTIVE FACULTIES. Man is the eyes of things.-hindoo PROVERB. HAT far-seeing genius, Goethe, once said that he regarded himself as the center of all phenomena, a sqrt of focus to which converged everything in the universe, out of which came-goethe. He also claimed that the real standard for all things in life was simply the mass of sensations that were appreciable to the human senses. In other words, Goethe understood perfectly the now widely recognizedand widely ignored-educational principle that all mental activity is based 23
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41 MENTAL SUPREMACY. IV. MEMORY AND HOW TO DE VELOP IT. Memory is accumulated genius. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. Memory is the permanence of perception.-latson. HE value of any man to himself and to the world at large depends in great degree upon his memory-upon his ability to recall and to use at any desired moment the recollection of what he has seen, heard, experienced, or thought. Memory is really the stock in trade of our mental life. Our perceptions bring to us a vast mass of experiencesthings that we have seen, heard, touched, tasted, and smelled--our thoughts and 41
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61 MENTAL SUPREMACY. v. ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS. F all the operations of the mind the one most directly conducive to mental readiness is the power of associating or grouping ideas. The man or woman in whom the power of association is well developed has a mind which may be likened to a vast skein of threads. Each thread represents an idea. And of these thread-ideas all those which are at all related are grouped together like so many threads tied in a knot; so that if you touch one of the thread-ideas you are instantly in communication with all of that group. When ideas are grouped or associated in this orderly manner any thought coming into the mind will in- 61
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81 MENTAL SUPREMACY. VI. IMAGINATION AND HOW TO CULTIVATE IT. The mind can make substance and people planets of its own.-byron. The universe to man is but a projection of his own inner consciousness. KANT. - 1 x F all the powers of the mind, imagination is the most picturesque, and, in many respects, the most interesting. Without it the world would be barren. Not merely would there be no pictures, no music, no books, but there would be no houses, no bridges, no ocean greyhounds, no great business enterprises - nothing, in fact; for everything that man has made has been first conceived in the imaginast
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99 MENTAL SUPREMACY. VII. HOW TO CONCENTRATE THE ATTENTION. Aitention makes the genius.-will MOT. Genius is merely continued attention.-helvetius. Attention is a sure mark of the -superior genius.-lord CHESTERFIELD. Attention is the stuff that memory is made of.-james RUSSELL LOWELL. If I have made any improvement in the sciences it is owing more to patient attention than to anything else.-sm ISAAC NEWTON. ONCENTRATION of the attention is one of the master keys of power. Without it one can ac-{ complish nothing great or significant. The most perfect perceptions, the most retentive 99
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117 MENTAL SUPREMACY. VIII. PSYCHO-PHYSICAL DEVELOP MENT. HE human body is onean entity. In ordinary conversation we refer to the individual as if he or she were composed of three different elements, the physical, the mental, and the spiritual. In reality, however, these three are merely different phases of one form of activity. The spirit is the great omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent, eternal thing which animates both mind and body. Mind and body in turn are merely representations of the action of the spirit. In the perfectly organized individual spirit, mind, and body would act together perfectly without friction, without effort, without the necessity for any special training. 117
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129 MENTAL SUPREMACY. IX. THE LOST ARTS OF CHILDHOOD. Except ye be converted and become CUJ little children ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.-matthew 18, 3. For of such is the kingdom of heaven. -MATTHEW 19, 14. HE more deeply the man of science studies the sayings attributed to Jesus, the Seer of Judea, the more profoundly is he impressed not only by the brilliant intellect and wonderful oratory of Jesus, but by his marvelous insight into subjects which were in his time unknown even to the most lucid thinkers of ancient times. In the history of the race two thousand years is not a very long time, and 129
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