Mind control

Definition and stakes

Portrait of William Walker Atkinson William Walker Atkinson,  Your Mind and How to Use It: A Manual of Practical Psychology

“ We may use the will in the direction of the control of the attention—the development and direction of voluntary attention—and thus actually control every phase of mental activity. The will is nearest to the ego, or central being of man, and the attention is the chief tool and instrument of the will. This fact cannot be repeated too often. If it is impressed upon the mind it will prove to be useful and valuable in many emergencies of mental life. He who controls his attention controls his mind, and in controlling his mind controls himself. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of Lilian Whiting Lilian Whiting,  The Life Radiant

“ It occupies the whole human body, and, when not opposed in any way, it has absolute control over all the functions, conditions, and sensations of the body. While the objective mind has control of all our voluntary functions and motions, the subjective mind controls all the silent, involuntary, and vegetative functions. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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