Henry Harrison Brown
Concentration: The Road To Success & How To Control Fate Through Suggestion
Become the Master of Your Own Destiny and Feel the Positive Power of Focus in Your Life
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Table of Contents
Concentration: The Road To Success
How To Control Fate Through Suggestion
Concentration: The Road To Success
Introduction. What Is Success?
X. Compensation Of Concentration
XIX. Some Practical Suggestions
XX. Self-Study And The Law Of Life
XXI. Special Desires Vs. Principle
XXIV. Opinions And Concentration Methods Of Others
Preface
Syllabled by Silence, let me hear
The still small voice that reached the prophets's ear.
- Whittier.
The thoughtful man needs no armor but this - concentration. * * * * Concentration is the secret of strength in politics, in war, and in all management of human affairs.
- Emerson.
The deeper the mind penetrates, the clearer it becomes; the more it spreads itself out on the surface, the more it is confused. * * * * Read less, think more of what you have read. Act toward a difficult task as a brave general who leaves his foe no rest till he has overthrown him.
- Confucius.
To Those who during four years of Association Have made every day sunshining through the Affirmation: Heaven Is Mine, Now And Here!
Introduction. What Is Success?
The force of that mysterious, but irresistible power - Humanity's common and concentrated Thought.
- Senator Beveridge.
In what does success consist? Many persons desire to know how to be successful. How to win success. Before this question can be answered there must be an understanding as to what they mean by success, and what success stands for in this Book. I asked a correspondent what he meant by success, and his answer was, "I am in business, and I wish to make money from it!" Another wishes to win an office. Another to outstrip a rival. Another to succeed in her book. And here are two young ladies writing me, one wants to pass an examination in school and the other to learn to ride a bike. This is called success. But it is success without Principle. Success that leaves Life out of count. It is the success of some undertaking. This is not success. One may succeed in any and all these and similar undertakings and yet be a failure.
Success must be measured by a larger standard. Can we call these U. S. Senators under indictment for breaking the laws; these men of whom Graham Phillips is telling in his "Treason in the Senate;" can we call these millionaires who are under the indictment of public opinion, and these society women who are passing through operations from their doctors, Successes? Can we call the student broken in health, though he wins the valedictory, a success? Success in things may mean failure in Life.
"How may I succeed in Life?" is the only question that any conscientious metaphysician can answer. He will not answer the questions as to success in any enterprise. Those who attempt this are not metaphysicians