HOW TO GET MIRACLE POWER THROUGH DYNAMIC CONCENTRATION
THESE TEN CONCENTRATED STEPS CAN MAKE YOU A GENIUS
1. Sit down for half an hour each day and be conscious of your mind.
Ask yourself questions such as: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? What is the goal I am trying to achieve? What steps should I take to achieve that goal? Are my thoughts concentrated or are they vacillating and diffused?
2. Sit down at least once a week and write down your life goal or goals.
You can have more than one, but you should take each goal up in turn and concentrate on it exclusively for several moments in your periods of concen-tration. Don’t just write down “I would like a million dollars.” If you use the power of your higher mind you will undoubtedly attract all the money you will need for everything you wish to do in life. The written desires might be something like this:
A. I desire a better job where I can make more money.
B. I desire a higher education and would like to be able to finish college.
C. I desire a romance with someone I can love and marry.
D. I want a home of my own, and enough money to live comforta-bly in security and peace.
E. I would like to own a car.
F. I would like to travel to foreign countries.
G. I desire friends and an interesting social life.
H. I want greater wisdom and knowledge.
I. I desire gifts and talents; I want to play the piano (or guitar or vi-olin, etc.), I would like to sing, (or act or paint pictures, or write stories).
The above is a sample only of the type of concentrated desires many people have. You can make up your own list. When you once write it down, look at it every morning when you arise, and every night just before you go to bed, and read it carefully. You will carry these thought forms with you while you sleep and your higher mind will project them to the outer world where they will begin to take on a life of their own and clothe themselves in the form of reality.
3. Practice for fifteen minutes before your mirror with this exercise in concentration: Visualize yourself before the Congress in Washington D.C.
making a speech on some special subject. You can choose any subject and you can say anything you wish, for no one will have the power to stop you from talking. You can talk out loud or talk to yourself, whichever you wish.
Or you can go into the office of the President of the United States and talk to him on some subject you wish him to act upon. The purpose of this exercise in concentration is to give you greater power in thinking new and original thoughts so you can project thought forms that are vivid, dynamic and inter-esting. Later, when you wish to use this same concentrated power to project your thought images for some specific thing you will be able to do so with greater ease.
4. On another day concentrate for fifteen or twenty minutes on memory recall. Go back to the earliest days you can remember as a child and recall the sights, sounds and impressions you received. Try to remember conversations, the faces of those you knew, your childhood playmates, teachers, relatives and friends. Recall the Christmas or birthday parties you had; the places you lived, the books you read, the movies you saw. This exercise can be indulged at night just before going to sleep; it will cause you to drift off into sleep easi-ly, and will help you develop your memory for future benefits.
5. Listen to a musical selection on radio or Victoria, and concentrate on the various instruments, to see how many you can identify.
6. Look out of your window and see how many separate things you can see; then close your eyes and reproduce them.
7. Concentrate your mind on one word such as home, and then see how many different words will come into your mind in association with that word.
You will find this exercise helpful in building your power to use words in writing or in speech. Then take words from a dictionary and concentrate on using them in sentences. This exercise can be done in writing or in speech, or you can merely think the words and their associations.
8. Fix your eyes on one subject in your room and concentrate on it as long as possible without blinking. When you feel discomfort, close your eyes a moment. Soon you will have the power to use the magnetic eye which can hold and control other people. Then practice looking at a flower, and close your eyes, and try to see it in color and form.
9. Sit for a half hour or more and concentrate the power of your mind on some person or persons you wish to influence for some good purpose. Do
not project mental thought forms that are evil or selfish, for there is a meta-physical law which decrees that we receive back in life that which we project in our thoughts. The law is stated in the Bible as: “As ye sow so shall ye reap.” Be sure then that you sow only mental seeds that are good and con-structive.
10. Read a page from a book and then close the book and concentrate on the meaning of the words you have read. Do not try to reproduce the words exactly as written, but try to find the hidden meaning of the words.
This exercise in concentration will help create originality of thinking within your mind.
Einstein, one of the most brilliant men of our age once said that the greatest genius who ever lived used only one-tenth of the potential power of his mind. Just think what a genius you can become if you use even half of the power of your brain-potential! There is nothing you cannot achieve if you will only concentrate the miracle power of your higher mind through your conscious, volitional mind. Control your thoughts; think at will what you wish to think, and you will literally become a genius.
It is said of Napoleon that he had tremendous powers of concentration.
He arranged matters in his mind as if the facts were in drawers. When he wanted some special fact or information, he merely opened a mental drawer and took it out. All thoughts are filed in the brain in sequence and order. One fact will draw out others related to it. This is what makes some men such great thinkers and leaders. They are able to draw on these stored sense and memory impressions through the power of concentration, and when they need them, they merely turn to this mental cabinet where they are stored and draw them out.
SUMMARY
1. Concentrated atomic power of the human brain performs mi-racles.
2. Great mystics and masters used this atomic power of the mind.
3. Concentrated power and how it dissolves problems. The method used by David Sarnoff to build a vast financial empire.
4. Conrad Hilton’s multi-million dollar secret.
5. Definition of concentration.
6. Projecting mind power for specific purposes.
7. Dr. Rhine and his experiments in projecting thoughts.
8. Miracles of healing, transmutation and materialization through concentration.
9. How to project thought forms to other minds.
10. How to receive thought forms from other minds.
11. Regime for concentrating mental power.
12. The ten steps for concentration that can make you a genius.