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MAGNETISM AND PRACTICAL LIFE

Source: Mastery of Self
Category: Chapter I - The Twin-Verses

The faithful observance of the suggestions of this volume has

developed many surprises during the time occupied It is possible

that the lessons have unduly cultivated your subjective life In a

work of this kind, such a danger is unavoidable The growth of

magnetism involves intense and continuous concentration of thought

upon the psychic field, and it is very likely that you may find it

necessary to guard against that danger The method of so guarding

is briefly indicated below



The sole value of magnetism consists in its practical application

to everyday affairs Success-Magnetism is not an accomplishment

merely; it is a practical power When rightly developed and used,

it controls the subjective self in the concrete work of the

objective The definition of the goal you have been seeking now

appears:



SUCCESS-MAGNETISM is PERSONAL MAGNETISM INTELLIGENTLY MULTIPLIED





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