Walter M. Germain – The Magic Power of Your Mind

The wonders of hypnotism, telepathy, extrasensory perception, clairvoyance, and ‘supraconscious’ are revealed here. Dr. Walter Germain, noted parapsychologist, tells you how these powers can help you remake your life.

The hidden ‘nine-tenths’ of your mental strength lies buried…discover, release and use it to gain new success, personal happiness – a fuller, richer life.

Let The Magic Power of Your Mind help you discover how to find the secret of new life in your supraconscious:

In the pages of this book there is set forth in plain terms knowledge that is scientifically sound, easy to understand and easy to apply to your own affairs.

As you read these pages—and as you fill in the very important sections that deal with you alone—you find out:

1. How to make of your life anything you want it to be.
2. How to free your days of the deadly mon­ster, monotony, and fill your days with interest and pleasure and health and love.
3. How to make happiness a habit with you.
4. How to use every hour of the day—even your sleeping hours—to add years to your life and life to your years.

In the sixteen carefully arranged chapters that make up this book, you will read exactly how these things are possible. You will see they are possible for you.

How To Remake Your Life: An Introduction

“If only I had my life to live over again!”

Have you ever thought that? Have you ever found your­self dissatisfied with what you have made of your life? Have you ever wondered if anything could be done about it?

You are certainly not alone in your wondering. The desire to try to make a life over again is universal. Most people, however, think that the question “Can a life be made over?” is purely a rhetorical one.

Actually it is not.

You can remake your life. The secret is the magic power of your mind.

Within the pages that follow you will find just what that magic is. You will discover your brain and learn how to use it. You will discover the power of suggestion.

You will have your eyes opened at the wonders of your Supraconscious and your Supersense.

There is a great storehouse of memory in your brain. You have to draw upon it in remaking your life. You will be shown how to do this. And you will learn the truth of the theory of “mind over matter.”

Your mind controls all the matter of your body. And you, with complete control over your mind, have within your very grasp complete control over your body. The ramifica­tions of this are obvious.

An entirely new life is open to you. And, best of all, you will learn the secret of living longer so that you can attain the fullest enjoyment out of your new life.

You will learn of the great powers that prayer and faith hold for you. You will acquire the ability to be happy, to make happiness and to use happiness for your own advantage.

All these “hidden powers” of the brain are a magic key to helping you live your life over again. This magic is the source of health, of happiness, of longevity, of success, of anything you want out of life.

This magic power of your brain is within the grasp of your understanding and the reach of your powers. It is no abraca­dabra; it is no mumbo jumbo. It is pure, solid, scientific fact. It is proven knowledge which man has had available for gen­erations but, more often than not, has failed to use.

The magic power of your mind lies within that portion called the Supraconscious. The Supraconscious level of the mind is the greatest wonder of nature. It is a vast memory machine; it is a powerful controlling unit; it is the segment of man’s brain that automatically “runs” the human engine.

In comparison with the conscious level of the mind—that portion of your brain with which you think and consciously control your actions—it is massive, for it embodies the think­ing processes of all time and of all men.

It is a powerful, superior, “upper level” thinking machine. It is “above” and “beyond” anything that man has realized heretofore. It is truly the Supraconscious.

The Supraconscious, the communicator with the “collec­tive unconscious,” as psychologist Carl Jung termed it, is the possessor of man’s “hidden power.” It is the means by which you can become consciously creative through employing the heretofore unused faculties of your mind. It is the means through which you can reach the solution to individual prob­lems ordinarily unattainable by conventional mental processes.

The wise Greek philosopher Socrates admonished: “Know thyself!”

When you know as much about your own human organism as you do about the car you drive, you will discover the truth of what people have termed “miracles.” These “miracles” are nothing more than a natural product of natural law.

Natural law is yours to use, and its natural products are yours to create. The power of miracles is within YOU.

Your emotions, not your intelligence, rule your behavior.

This is the magic of using your Supraconscious.

“Habit, not reason, governs the lives of most people,” wrote Dr. Walter Coutu in The Criminal Personality. Knowing this, you will understand better how the human organism works. You will understand why human conduct is the re­sponse to varied stimuli.

“If you would care to understand human behavior,” Dr. Coutu said, “investigate the stimuli which produce it.”

You would not have an idea, a hope, a fear or a desire without the stimulus to bring such a reaction. You would not get hungry or thirsty or angry; you would not want to go fishing; you would not get an impulse to steal; nothing is possible unless there is the “push”—the stimulus.

And emotions play the leading role in offering you these stimuli. Writing in How to Live 365 Days a Year, Dr. John A. Schindler says that “your emotions affect a group of organs in your body called the endocrine glands even more than they affect your nervous system. These glands govern and regulate body functions.

“When the glands are activated by such depressing emo­tions as defeat, futility and discouragement, their production of hormones is changed and this can cause a great many ailments.”

These depressing emotions which you experience are negativisms. Their natural enemies are your positive thoughts.

The positive thinking done by one eighty-year-old man shows distinctly that you do have your life to live over again—if you truly desire it.

This man died under the wheels of a truck which struck him down as he was crossing a street. When an autopsy was performed, pathologists found that the man’s lungs were scarred with healed tuberculosis lesions. His stomach showed signs of long-forgotten ulcers. His arteries were hardened. His kidneys were damaged.

Yet his widow said he’d always believed be would feel better the next day.

This man had not fretted about aches and pains that would have made invalids out of others.

“Unpleasant emotions get you down,” Dr. Schindler writes. “They often can make you sick.

“Pleasant emotions often can make you well—and keep you well.”

You must fight fire with fire. You must fight “bad” emo­tion with “good” emotion.

Learn the emotion of love.

Learn to love God and your fellow man.

And above all, know thyself!

The means to this knowledge is yours to discover, yours to use, yours to benefit by. It is all in the following pages.

Go, then, and learn!

Learn of happiness, learn of health, learn of wisdom, learn of power.

A POSITIVE PROGRAM TO REMAKE YOUR LIFE

Your life is governed by habit. Your habits are governed by you.

Read every page of this book with the greatest care. Don’t skip a word. Don’t fail to absorb an idea.

Make your first habit that of reading some portion of this volume every day until you form positive habits that will work for you.

Hypnosis coures

Hypnosis is a human condition involving focused attention, reduced peripheral awareness, and an enhanced capacity to respond to suggestiom.

There are competing theories explaining hypnosis and related phenomena.
Altered state theories see hypnosis as an altered state of mind or trance, marked by a level of awareness different from the ordinary state of consciousness.
In contrast, nonstate theories see hypnosis as, variously, a type of placebo effect, a redefinition of an interaction with a therapist or form of imaginative role enactment.

During hypnosis, a person is said to have heightened focus and concentration.
Hypnotized subjects are said to show an increased response to suggestions.
Hypnosis usually begins with a hypnotic induction involving a series of preliminary instructions and suggestion.
The use of hypnotism for therapeutic purposes is referred to as “hypnotherapy”, while its use as a form of entertainment for an audience is known as “stage hypnosis”.
Stage hypnosis is often performed by mentalists practicing the art form of mentalism.