Chapter 13: The Brain – Broadcasting and Receiving Station for Thought
1.
Every human brain is both broadcasting and
receiving station for the vibration of thought.
2.
Every human brain is capable of picking up
vibration of thought which are being released by other brains.
3.
The Creative Imagination is the receiving set of
the brain, which receives thoughts, released by the brains of other.
4.
It is the agency of communication between one’s
conscious, or reasoning mind, and the 4 sources from which one may receive
thought stimuli.
5.
When stimulated, or “stepped-up” to a high rate of
vibration, the mind becomes more receptive to the vibration of thought which
reaches it through the ether from outside sources.
6.
This “stepping-up” process takes place through the
positive emotions, or the negative emotions.
7.
Vibrations of an exceedingly high rate are the only
vibrations picked up and carried, by the ether, from one brain to another.
8.
Thought is energy traveling at an exceedingly high
rate of vibration.
9.
The entire procedure begins with desire.
10. When under the
effect of strong emotion the more powerful you can send thoughts.
11.
When under the effect of strong emotion, the more
receptive you are to receiving thoughts.
12. When you send
thoughts, to where do you send them? You send them to your subconscious by
using auto-suggestion.
13. When you
receive thoughts, where do they come from? The come from you subconscious and
you receive them through your creative imagination.
14. Infinite
Intelligence is the medium through which you receive thoughts from other
brains.
15.
Hill use Infinite Intelligence to describe the
basic law of physics: Because everything in the universe is either time, space,
energy or matter, and matter is just energy in different form, then everything
is actually different parts of the same thing. This means that your
subconscious mind (energy) has a common base with every other subconscious mind
(energy).
16. The thoughts
from other brains are what we refer to as intuition, hunches, déjà vu and
foreknowledge.
17.
All of us are controlled by forces which are unseen
and intangible.
18. The greatest
forces are intangible à perhaps we shall learn, as we pass through this
age, that the other self is more powerful than the physical self we see when we
look into a mirror.
19. Psychologist
Carl Jung called the intangible connection the collective unconscious (also
called the universal subconscious). Others call it the Totally Unified Theory,
the Great First Cause, the Universal Mind, or Spirit and some see it as another
way of describing God. Napoleon Hill calls it Infinite Intelligence and offers
a common-sense explanation that allows you to work with the phenomenon even if
it is not completely understood.
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