The Practice of Autosuggestion By: C. Harry (Cyrus Harry) Brooks (1890-)
C. Harry (Cyrus Harry) Brooks has provided an insightful guide to harnessing the power of autosuggestion in "The Practice of Autosuggestion." This is a profound and richly informative book that examines the concept of autosuggestion, its significance, and its potential to transform lives. Throughout the book, Brooks delves into the origins of autosuggestion, tracing its roots back to the pioneering work of Emile Coué. He explores how the mind can be programmed to affect positive change, emphasizing the importance of affirmations and the power of the subconscious mind in altering our thoughts and behavior. The author presents an array of techniques and exercises for individuals to easily incorporate autosuggestion into their daily lives, and provides practical advice on overcoming obstacles and achieving personal goals through it. One of the book's strongest points is its emphasis on the scientific basis of autosuggestion. Brooks skillfully combines psychological research, case studies, and anecdotal evidence to support his arguments and demonstrate the effectiveness of practising autosuggestion. This approach gives the book a credibility that many similar works in this field often lack. Additionally, the author's writing style is clear, engaging, and accessible, making complex concepts comprehensible to readers from all backgrounds. Whether one is well-versed in psychology or just beginning their self-improvement journey, they will find the information presented in a structured and organized manner, making it easy to follow and implement. "The Practice of Autosuggestion" is not only a practical guide but also a source of inspiration. It motivates readers to cultivate a positive mindset, explore the potential within themselves, and take charge of their lives through self-belief. The book reminds us that we have the power to shape our own destiny and overcome any challenges that come our way. One minor drawback of this book is its limited exploration of the potential disadvantages or limitations of autosuggestion. While it focuses primarily on the positive aspects, delving deeper into potential pitfalls could provide a more balanced perspective. Nonetheless, this does not hinder the overall strength and impact of the work. In conclusion, "The Practice of Autosuggestion" by C. Harry Brooks is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to harness the power of their mind to achieve personal growth and success. It offers practical tools, scientific evidence, and an empowering message. This book has the potential to guide readers on a transformative journey towards self-fulfillment and empowerment. First Page: THE PRACTICE OF AUTOSUGGESTION BY THE METHOD of EMILE COUÉ Revised Edition BY C. HARRY BROOKS WITH A FOREWORD BY EMILE COUÉ "For what man knoweth the things of a man save the spirit of the man which is in him?" 1 CORINTHIANS ii. 11. NEW YORK DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY 1922 COPYRIGHT 1922 BY DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY, INC. First Printing, May, 1922 Second Printing, June, 1922 Third Printing, June, 1922 Fourth Printing, July, 1922 Fifth Printing, July, 1922 Sixth Printing, Aug., 1922 Seventh Printing, Aug., 1922 Eighth Printing, Aug., 1922 Ninth Printing, Sept., 1922 Tenth Printing, Sept., 1922 Eleventh Printing, Nov., 1922 Twelfth Printing, Nov., 1922 Thirteenth Printing, Dec., 1922 Fourteenth Printing, Jan., 1923 PRINTED IN THE U. S. A. BY The Quinn & Boden Company BOOK MANUFACTURERS RAHWAY NEW JERSEY TO ALL IN CONFLICT WITH THEIR OWN IMPERFECTIONS THIS LITTLE BOOK IS DEDICATED PREFACE TO THE AMERICAN EDITION To my American readers a special word of gratitude is due for their generosity to this little book. I hope that it has given them as much encouragement and help as they have given me. In America, the home of so many systems of mental healing, it is perhaps even more necessary than in Europe to insist on the distinctive features of M... Continue reading book >>

The Practice of Autosuggestion By: C. Harry (Cyrus Harry) Brooks (1890-)

C. Harry (Cyrus Harry) Brooks has provided an insightful guide to harnessing the power of autosuggestion in "The Practice of Autosuggestion." This is a profound and richly informative book that examines the concept of autosuggestion, its significance, and its potential to transform lives.

Throughout the book, Brooks delves into the origins of autosuggestion, tracing its roots back to the pioneering work of Emile Coué. He explores how the mind can be programmed to affect positive change, emphasizing the importance of affirmations and the power of the subconscious mind in altering our thoughts and behavior. The author presents an array of techniques and exercises for individuals to easily incorporate autosuggestion into their daily lives, and provides practical advice on overcoming obstacles and achieving personal goals through it.

One of the book's strongest points is its emphasis on the scientific basis of autosuggestion. Brooks skillfully combines psychological research, case studies, and anecdotal evidence to support his arguments and demonstrate the effectiveness of practising autosuggestion. This approach gives the book a credibility that many similar works in this field often lack.

Additionally, the author's writing style is clear, engaging, and accessible, making complex concepts comprehensible to readers from all backgrounds. Whether one is well-versed in psychology or just beginning their self-improvement journey, they will find the information presented in a structured and organized manner, making it easy to follow and implement.

"The Practice of Autosuggestion" is not only a practical guide but also a source of inspiration. It motivates readers to cultivate a positive mindset, explore the potential within themselves, and take charge of their lives through self-belief. The book reminds us that we have the power to shape our own destiny and overcome any challenges that come our way.

One minor drawback of this book is its limited exploration of the potential disadvantages or limitations of autosuggestion. While it focuses primarily on the positive aspects, delving deeper into potential pitfalls could provide a more balanced perspective. Nonetheless, this does not hinder the overall strength and impact of the work.

In conclusion, "The Practice of Autosuggestion" by C. Harry Brooks is an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to harness the power of their mind to achieve personal growth and success. It offers practical tools, scientific evidence, and an empowering message. This book has the potential to guide readers on a transformative journey towards self-fulfillment and empowerment.

First Page:

THE PRACTICE OF AUTOSUGGESTION

BY THE METHOD of EMILE COUÉ

Revised Edition

C. HARRY BROOKS

WITH A FOREWORD BY

EMILE COUÉ

"For what man knoweth the things of a man save the spirit of the man which is in him?"

1 CORINTHIANS ii. 11.

NEW YORK

DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY

1922

BY DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY, INC.

First Printing, May, 1922 Second Printing, June, 1922 Third Printing, June, 1922 Fourth Printing, July, 1922 Fifth Printing, July, 1922 Sixth Printing, Aug., 1922 Seventh Printing, Aug., 1922 Eighth Printing, Aug., 1922 Ninth Printing, Sept., 1922 Tenth Printing, Sept., 1922 Eleventh Printing, Nov., 1922 Twelfth Printing, Nov., 1922 Thirteenth Printing, Dec., 1922 Fourteenth Printing, Jan., 1923

PRINTED IN THE U. S. A. BY The Quinn & Boden Company BOOK MANUFACTURERS RAHWAY NEW JERSEY

ALL IN CONFLICT WITH

THEIR OWN IMPERFECTIONS

THIS LITTLE BOOK

IS DEDICATED

PREFACE TO THE AMERICAN EDITION

To my American readers a special word of gratitude is due for their generosity to this little book. I hope that it has given them as much encouragement and help as they have given me.

In America, the home of so many systems of mental healing, it is perhaps even more necessary than in Europe to insist on the distinctive features of M... Continue reading book >>

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