MENTAL SCIENCE - The Edinburgh Lectures By ThomasTroward For The New Age (CD)

(ATTN: EBAY STAFF; I OWN THE RESELL RIGHTS TO THIS ITEM)

The Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science

by

Thomas Troward

T. TROWARD

Late Divisional Judge, Punjab.

Honorary member of the Medico-Legal Society of New York.

First Vice-President International

New Thought Alliance

Author of the "Edinburgh Lectures on Mental

Science," etc.

A new age book that explains the law of cause and effect and how we can apply it to achieve success in our lives.

The book explains with logical arguments how we can tap the power of the mind to do marvelous things. The author reexamines the art or science of positive thinking.

He draws the conclusion that it is within the power of man to achieve success in this world and that all he needs are the right principles and approaches in life.

It ends with the assurance that any one who practices the art of positive thinking is sure to be on course of attaining whatever he desires.

Contents

I.--SPIRIT AND MATTER.

II.--THE HIGHER MODE OF INTELLIGENCE CONTROLS THE LOWER

III.--THE UNITY OF THE SPIRIT

IV.--SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE MIND

V.--FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE MIND

VI.--THE LAW OF GROWTH

VII.--RECEPTIVITY.

VIII.--RECIPROCAL ACTION OF THE UNIVERSAL AND INDIVIDUAL MINDS

IX.--CAUSES AND CONDITIONS

X.--INTUITION

XI.--HEALING

XII.--THE WILL

XIII.--IN TOUCH WITH SUBCONSCIOUS MIND

XIV.--THE BODY

XV.--THE SOUL

XVI.--THE SPIRIT

Book Excerpts:

THE HIGHER MODE OF INTELLIGENCE CONTROLS THE LOWER.

to matter, as we know it under what we call inanimate forms, is a gradual

descent in the scale of intelligence from that mode of being which is able to realize its own will-power as a capacity for originating new trains of causation to that mode of being which is incapable of recognizing itself at

all.

The higher the grade of life, the higher the intelligence; from which it follows that the supreme principle of Life must also be the ultimate principle of intelligence.

This is clearly demonstrated…