Mans Unconscious Spirit the Psychoanalysis of Spiritism
Mans Unconscious Spirit the Psychoanalysis of Spiritism
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Magnification The magnification of his subjective ego if carried to its limit makes the individual believe he is, or is on a par with, divinity. To be omnipercipient is almost if not quite equivalent to being omniscient and omnipotent. If I could, I would look in a crystal in my home in New York and see some rob- bery being committed, in any place whatever, say Chicago. With my hyperesthetic vision I would follow the robber and note what he did with his loot, and then where he betook himself. I... would arrange by telephone for his immediate apprehen- sion and the recovery of the stolen property. I would receive the reward offered for both, and the next night I would do the same thing. I could easily make from one to five thousand dollars a day doing that. I would be consulted by all the great detectives and secret service men. I would buy a larger and more perfect crystal if that had any- thing to do with it. I would continue, year after year, until either robbery would be manifestly absurd, because every act would be instantly de- tected by my all-seeing eye, or my methods and success would be duplicated by any other person or persons interested in thus subjectively magnifying their own ego, when there would be so many men THE UNCONSCIOUS AS AN URGE 131 and women capable of doing the- same thing that even the thought of attempting any crime what- ever would at once appear ridiculous, and crime would vanish from the face of the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Magnification The magnification of his subjective ego if carried to its limit makes the individual believe he is, or is on a par with, divinity. To be omnipercipient is almost if not quite equivalent to being omniscient and omnipotent. If I could, I would look in a crystal in my home in New York and see some rob- bery being committed, in any place whatever, say Chicago. With my hyperesthetic vision I would follow the robber and note what he did with his loot, and then where he betook himself. I... would arrange by telephone for his immediate apprehen- sion and the recovery of the stolen property. I would receive the reward offered for both, and the next night I would do the same thing. I could easily make from one to five thousand dollars a day doing that. I would be consulted by all the great detectives and secret service men. I would buy a larger and more perfect crystal if that had any- thing to do with it. I would continue, year after year, until either robbery would be manifestly absurd, because every act would be instantly de- tected by my all-seeing eye, or my methods and success would be duplicated by any other person or persons interested in thus subjectively magnifying their own ego, when there would be so many men THE UNCONSCIOUS AS AN URGE 131 and women capable of doing the- same thing that even the thought of attempting any crime what- ever would at once appear ridiculous, and crime would vanish from the face of the earth.
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