William Walker Atkinson

Your Mind and How to Use It William Walker Atkinson

It is not enough merely to have a sound mind-one must also learn how to use it, if he would become mentally efficient. If you love W. W. Atkinson you will love this book. He explains the best ways to create a great mind. I would recommend this to anyone trying to better themselves and move forward. This book includes: (1) What is the Mind, (2) The Mechanism of Mental States, (3) The Great Nerve Centers, (4) Consciousness, (5) Attention, (6) Perception, (7) Memory, (8) Memory (Continued), (9) Imagination, (10) The Feelings, (11) The Emotions, (12) The Instinctive Emotions, (13) The Passions, (14) The Social Emotions, (15) The Religious Emotions, (16) The Aesthetic Emotions, (17) The Intellectual Emotions, (18) The Role of the Emotions, (19) The Emotions and Happiness, (20) The Intellect, (21) Conception, (22) Classes of Concepts, (23) Judgments, (24) Primary Laws of Thought, (25) Reasoning, (26) Inductive Reasoning, (27) Deductive Reasoning, (28) Fallacious Reasoning, (29) The Will, (30) Will-Training, and (31) Will-Tonic. It is a pleasure to publish this new, high quality, and affordable edition of this timeless book.