The Philosophy of Electrical Psychology: in a Course of Twelve Lectures
The Philosophy of Electrical Psychology: in a Course of Twelve Lectures
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It is the mind.
Then mind is something distinct from these mental operations, which are only its effects. When the vol- untary powers of the mind are stilled in sleep, reason and thought are gone. Hence if these are mind, then the mind is annihilated in sleep. But if we admit mind to be a substance, a living and spiritually organ* ized being, then all is plain. Sleep stops its motion, and thought is gone. Remove that pressure, and re- lease the mind, and instantly it resumes its inherent motion..., and the result of that motion is thought and power. On this poiiiit I add no more, but refer you to my Lectures on Mesmerism to learn my views mora fully.
I now turn your attention to the subject of creation.
Entering upon this, I feel the incompetency of my fee- ble powers to do it justice. Like a drop to an ocean, or an atom to a universe, any possible representation of the intrinsic grandeur of this subject must fall so far short of its reality, as to render any attempt at an adequate description the unpardonable presumption ai impotent folly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the mind.
Then mind is something distinct from these mental operations, which are only its effects. When the vol- untary powers of the mind are stilled in sleep, reason and thought are gone. Hence if these are mind, then the mind is annihilated in sleep. But if we admit mind to be a substance, a living and spiritually organ* ized being, then all is plain. Sleep stops its motion, and thought is gone. Remove that pressure, and re- lease the mind, and instantly it resumes its inherent motion..., and the result of that motion is thought and power. On this poiiiit I add no more, but refer you to my Lectures on Mesmerism to learn my views mora fully.
I now turn your attention to the subject of creation.
Entering upon this, I feel the incompetency of my fee- ble powers to do it justice. Like a drop to an ocean, or an atom to a universe, any possible representation of the intrinsic grandeur of this subject must fall so far short of its reality, as to render any attempt at an adequate description the unpardonable presumption ai impotent folly.
What to read after The Philosophy of Electrical Psychology: in a Course of Twelve Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dods John Bovee to read onlineMoreLess
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