Chapter 11: The Mystery of Sex Transmutation
1.
Transmute = the changing of transferring of one
element, or form of energy, into another.
2.
The emotion of sex has with it the possibility of 3
constructive potentialities, they are:
a.
The perpetuation of mankind
b.
The maintenance of health
c.
The transformation of mediocrity into genius
through transmutation
3.
Sex transmutation = the switching of the mind from
thoughts of physical expression, to thoughts of some other nature.
4.
Sex desire is the most powerful of human desires.
5.
Driven by this desire, men develop keenness of
imagination, courage, will power, persistence, and creative ability unknown to
them at other times.
6.
The desire for sexual expression is inborn and
natural; the desire cannot, and should not be submerged or eliminated.
7.
The desire may be submerged and controlled for a
time, but its very nature causes it to be ever seeking for means of expression.
If it is not transmuted into some creative effort it will find a less worthy
outlet.
8.
The men of greatest achievement are men with highly
developed sex natures; men who have learned the art of sex transmutation.
9.
The men who have accumulated great fortunes and
achieved outstanding recognition in literature, art, industry, and etc were
motivated by the influence of a woman.
10. Love and sex
is the most powerful non-life-sustaining factors in human motivation.
11.
The human mind responds to stimuli, through which
it may be “keyed-up” to high rates of vibration, known as enthusiasm, creative
imagination, intense desire, etc.
12. The stimuli to
which the mind responds most freely are:
a.
The desire for sex expression
b.
Love
c.
A burning desire for fame, power, or financial gain
d.
Music
e.
Friendship
f.
A Master Mind alliance
g.
Mutual suffering (such as that experienced by
people who are persecuted)
h.
Auto-suggestion
i.
Fear à destructive
j.
Narcotics and alcohol à destructive
13. Genius = a man
who has discovered how to increase the vibrations of thought to the point where
he can freely communicate with sources of knowledge not available through the
ordinary rate of vibration of thought.
14. Humans
perceive things through the 5 senses of sight, smell, taste, hearing and touch.
The sixth sense is what happens when you have a feeling about something.
15.
Sixth sense = creative imagination.
16. Genius is developed
through the sixth sense.
17.
The faculty of creative imagination is the direct
link between the finite mind of man and Infinite Intelligence.
18. When ideas or
concepts flash into one’s mind, through what is popularly called a “hunch”,
they come from:
a.
Infinite Intelligence
b.
One’s subconscious mind
c.
Mind of others who has just released the thought,
or picture of the idea or concept, through conscious thought
d.
Others’ subconscious store house
19. The creative
imagination functions best when the mind is vibrating (due to some form of mind
simulation) at an exceedingly high rate.
20. When brain
action has been stimulated, through one or more of the 10 mind stimulants, it
has the effect of lifting the individual far above the horizon of ordinary
thought, and permits him to envision distance, scope, and quality of thoughts
not available on the lower plane, such as that occupied while one is engaged in
the solution of the problems of business and professional routine.
21. When lifted to
this higher level of thought, through any form of mind stimulation, an
individual occupies, relatively, the same position as one who has ascended in
an airplane to a height from which he may see over and beyond the horizon line
which limits his vision, while on the ground.
22. Methods used
by geniuses:
a.
He stimulates his mind so that it vibrates on a
higher-than-average plane, using one or more of the 10 mind stimulants.
b.
He concentrates upon the known factors (the
finished part) of his invention, and creates in his mind a perfect picture of
unknown factors (the unfinished part), of his invention.
c.
He holds this picture in mind until it has been taken
over by the subconscious mind, then relaxes by clearing his mind of all
thought, and waits for his answer to flash into his mind.
23. The human mind
responds to stimulation! Among the greatest and most powerful of these stimuli
is the urge of sex.
24. The driving
force of sex à sex energy is the creative energy of all geniuses.
There never has been, and never will be a great leader, builder, or artist
lacking in this driving force of sex.
25. Why men seldom
succeed before 40:
a.
The fact that the major reason why the majority of
men who succeed do not begin to do so before the age of 40 to 50, os their
tendency to dissipate their energies through over indulgence in physical
expression of the emotion of sex.
b.
The majority of men never learn that the urge of
sex has other possibilities, which far transcend in importance, that of mere
physical expression.
26. The creative
faculty of the mind is set into action entirely by emotions, and not by cold
reason.
27. When comparing
individuals of equal competence, for men the perception is that taller men will
do better than short, a full head of hair will outperform balding, handsome or
virile will beat out plain or older.
28. For women, the
perception is that attractive performs better than plain, slim or shapely,
scores higher than overweight, younger is expected to be superior to older.
29. The other kind
of attractiveness is connected to human sexuality, but it is not what would be
usually referred be as “sexy”.
30. People who
have this quality are often said to have chemistry, personality, charm, appeal,
or personal magnetism. Today it is called charisma.
31. Highly sexy
people often communicate the charisma through:
a.
The hand shake
b.
The tone of voice à magnetism, or
sexy energy, is the factor with which the voice may be colored, or made musical
and charming
c.
Posture and carriage of the body à highly sexed
people move briskly, and with grace and ease
d.
The vibrations of thought à highly sexed
people mix the emotion of sex with their thoughts, or may do so at will, and in
that way, may influence those around them
e.
Body adornment à people who
are highly sexed are usually very careful about their personal appearance. They
usually select clothing of a style becoming to their personality, physique,
complexion, etc.
32. People who
lack energy will never become enthusiastic nor inspire others with enthusiasm,
and enthusiasm is one of the most important requisites in salesmanship.
33. Practically
every great leader, whom he had the privilege of analyzing, was a man whose
achievements were largely inspired by a woman.
34. The woman often
is a modest, self-denying wife, or whom the public had heard but little or
nothing.
35. The fruitful
years after 40:
a.
The years between 40 and 50 are the most fruitful.
Man should approach this age, not with fear and trembling, but with hope and
eager anticipation.
b.
Between the ages of 30 and 40, man begins to learn
(if he ever learns), the art of sex transmutation.
c.
This discovery is generally accidental, or even
through unconsciously.
36. When the
emotion of love begins to mix itself with the emotion of sex, the result is
calmness or purpose, poise, accuracy of judgment and balance.
37. When driven by
his desire to please a woman, based upon the motive of sex alone, a man may
steal, cheat, and even commit murder. But when the emotion of love is mixed
with the emotion of sex, that same man will guide his actions with more sanity,
balance, and reason.
38. Sex, Romance
and Sex are all emotions capable of driving men to heights of super
achievement. When combined, these 3 emotions may lift one to an altitude of a
genius.
39. Encourage the
presence of these emotions as the dominating thoughts in one’s mind, and
discourage the presence of all the destructive emotions.
40. The mind is a
creature of habit. It thrives upon the dominating thoughts fed to it.
41. Through the
faculty of will power, one may discourage the presence of any emotion, and
encourage the presence of any other.
42. There is no
other road to genius than through voluntary self effort.
43. One who loves
truly can never lose entirely:
a.
Memories of love never pass. They linger, guide,
and influence long after the source of stimulation has faded.
b.
Every person, who has been moved by genuine love,
knows that it leaves enduring traces upon the human heart.
c.
The effect of love endures, because love is
spiritual in nature.
d.
The man who cannot be stimulated to great heights
of achievement by love is hopeless; he is dead, though he may seem to live.
e.
Go back to your yesterdays, at times, and bathe
your mind in the beautiful memories of past love. It will soften the influence
of the presence worries and annoyances. It will give you a source of escape
from the unpleasant realities of life.
f.
Love is whimsical and temperamental. Its nature is
ephemeral, and transitory. It comes when it pleases, and goes away without
warning.
g.
Accept and enjoy it while it remains, but spend no
time worrying about it departure. Worry will never bring it back.
h.
All love experiences are beneficial, except to the
person who becomes resentful and cynical when love makes its departure.
i.
Love is the life’s greatest experience; it brings
one into communion with Infinite Intelligence.
j.
Love, alone, will not bring happiness in marriage,
nor will sex alone.
k.
When these two beautiful emotions are blended,
marriage may bring about a state of mind, closest to the spiritual that one may
ever know on this earthly plane.
44. Fortunate =
the husband whose wife understands the true relationship between the emotions
of love, sex and romance.
45. A man’s wife
may either make him or break him. The “making” and “breaking” is the result of
the wife’s understanding, or lack of understanding of the emotion of sex,
romance and love.
46. If a woman
permits her husband to lose interest in her, and become more interested in
other woman, it is usually because of her ignorance, of indifference toward the
subjects of sex, love and romance.
47. The facts are
equally applicable to a man who permits his wife’s interest in him to die.
48. Man’s greatest
motivating force is his desire to please woman!
49. The hunter of
today brings home no skins of wild animals, but he indicates his desire for her
favor by supplying fine clothes, motor cars and wealth.
50. Men who
accumulate large fortunes, and attain to great heights of power and fame, do
so, mainly, to satisfy their desire to please women.
51.
It is this inherent desire of man to please woman,
which gives woman the power to make or break a man.
52. Men may be
“giants” with indomitable will power when dealing with other men, but they are
easily managed by the women of their choice.
53. The
intelligent woman recognizes this “manly trait” and very wisely makes no issue
of it.
54. No man is
happy or complete without the modifying influence of the right woman.
55. The men who
does not recognize this important truth deprives himself of the power which has
done more to help men achieve success than all other forces combined.
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