By Theron Q. Dumont
An enticing demeanour is guaranteed if we are going to steer clear of the next: Sarcasm, impertinence, ridicule, sizzling mood, profanity, roughness, brutality, vulgarity, a noisy voice, and grouchiness. -from bankruptcy III, "The improvement of Your Magnetic energy"
The New notion circulate of the flip of the 20 th century mixed Christian spirituality with the magical for you to provide sensible expression to the forces of the universe. Or so its proponents believed.
One of the main influential thinkers of this early "New Age" philosophy can provide the following, during this 1914 publication, to percentage "in a condensed, non-mystical type all i've been in a position to examine of this excellent strength" of non-public magnetism. Mysteries printed comprise: . the secrets and techniques of being certainly magnetic . the improvement of your magnetic energy . tips to use your character to win the love of the other intercourse . easy methods to domesticate good fortune . how you can guard yourself opposed to injurious idea allure . tips to make your self an exceptional energy on this planet . a formulation for developing happiness
Today's starvation for self-help, own empowerment, and dad spirituality has its origins in a yearning for self-improvement that is a century previous, as this desirable little booklet demonstrates.
ALSO to be had FROM COSIMO CLASSICS: The paintings and technology of non-public Magnetism: The secrets and techniques of psychological Fascination, by means of Theron Q. Dumont.
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For the first few weeks we’d walked in the countryside, through forests and parks. She knew the names of plants, even the most exotic ones, as well as where they came from. And she led me through those places, as if through the land of the Khmers, and along the majestic river Ganges, through the crowds in stifling streets, she even led me through the jungle and into the ashram so I could listen to what a wise guru had to say about the right way to live. She told me about her family, which included industrialists as well as National Revival schoolmasters, a wanderer who settled on the western slopes of the Andes, and a romantic aunt who, when she failed to keep the lover she longed for, decided to starve herself to death.
It looked to me as if the fire was really digesting them, that the fragments glowed in their own particular way, but later, when I cleared out the ashes, I found the fragments unchanged, perhaps a little sooty but otherwise intact. I fished them out of the ashes, carefully wiped them clean, and kept one of them. The rest I returned to her. I felt some attachment to them or admiration that they should have survived their fall into the fire and its heat. Maybe they will help us; maybe we shall one day be dug out of the ashes equally intact.
I wanted her to enjoy our love-making. I was thinking of it so much I was trembling with excitement, and she was trembling too. After all, she had a husband at home, and a little girl, but now she curled up in my embrace and let herself be carried to a place from which there would be no return. So I carried her, and at each step I felt her getting heavier until I could scarcely drag her. I was afraid, we were frightened of one another we wanted each other so much. The big surprised bed creaked at every movement and we tried to drown the sound by whispering tender words.