Thought Force in Business and Everyday Life The Law of the New Thought Nuggets of the New Thought Memory Culture: The Science of Observing, Remembering and Recalling Dynamic Thought or The Law of Vibrant Energy Thought Vibration or the Law of Attraction in the Thought World Practical Mind-Reading Practical Psychomancy and Crystal Gazing The Mind Building of a Child The Secret of Mental Magic Mental Fascination Self-Healing by Thought Force Mind-Power: The Law of Dynamic Mentation (The Secret of Mental Magic) Practical Mental Influence Reincarnation and the Law of Karma The Inner Consciousness The Secret of Success The New Psychology of Healing Memory: How to Develop, Train and Use It Subconscious and the Superconscious Planes of Mind Suggestion and Auto-Suggestion The Art of Logical Thinking or the Laws of Reasoning The Will: It's Nature, Power and Development Thought-Culture or Practical Mental Training The New Psychology: Its Message, Principles and Practice Human Nature: Its Inner States and Outer Forms Mind and Body or Mental States and Physical Conditions The Art of Expression and the Principles of Discourse The Psychology of Salesmanship The Psychology of Success or Mental Paths to Power Telepathy: Its Theory, Facts and Proof The Crucible of Modern Thought: A Study of the Prevailing Mental Unrest Scientific Parenthood The Message of the New Thought (New Thought: Its History and Principles) Your Mind and How to Use It: A Manual of Practical Psychology The Mastery of Being: A Study of the Ultimate Principle of Reality
"The universe is a great organism, controlled by a dynamism of the psychical order. Mind gleams through its every atom .... There is mind in everything, not only in human and animal life, but in plants, in minerals, in space." - Flammarion
Chapter I.....................................................................The Mental-Dynamo Chapter II........................................................The Nature of Mind-Power Chapter III ...................................................................Mentative Induction Chapter IV...................................................Mental Magic in Animal Life Chapter V...................................................Mental Magic in Human Life Chapter VI....................................................................The Mentative-Poles Chapter VII ........................................................... Desire and Will in Fable Chapter VIII.............................................................Mind-Power in Action Chapter IX.....................................................................Personal Magnetism Chapter X..........................................Examples of Dynamic Mentation Chapter XI.................................................................Dynamic Individuality Chapter XII ...................................................................Mental Atmosphere Chapter XIII...............................................................Channels of Influence Chapter XIV .................................................... Instruments of Expression Chapter XV...................................... Using the Mentative Instruments Chapter XVI .................................................................... Mental Suggestion Chapter XVII......................................................Four Kinds of Suggestion Chapter XVIII.......................................................How Suggestion is Used Chapter XIX ............................................................... Induced Imagination Chapter XX................................................Induced Imagination in India Chapter XXI ................................................... The Ocean of Mind-Power Chapter XXII........................................A Glimpse of the Occult World Chapter XXIII...........................................................................Self Protection Chapter XXIV ................................................................... Indirect Influence Chapter XXV .............................................................Mental Therapeutics Chapter XXVI ...................................................Mental Healing Methods Chapter XXVII............................................................Mental Architecture Chapter XXVIII ........................................................Making Over Oneself Chapter XXIX ..........................................................................Mind-Building
In 1907 appeared a little book entitled: "The Secret of Mental Magic," by William Walker Atkinson. In 1908, the material of said book was edited, revised, and elaborated by the author; portions of its sequel, "Mental Fascination," combined with it; and a large amount of entirely new material added thereto; the whole being published in new form under the title: "Mind-Power, or The Law of Dynamic Mentation." In the present edition, the sub-title has been changed to "The Secret of Mental Magic"- thus restoring the original title by which the book is best known to thousands of friendly readers. - Chicago, March 15, 1912.
We take the greatest pleasure in presenting this latest and best work from the pen of William Walker Atkinson. It embodies the essence of years of thought, study, and experiment on the part of its author whose original research, discoveries, and writings along these lines have given him his worldwide reputation as an authority. It is his Masterpiece. A portion of its material was used in two of the author's previous works, viz., "Mental Magic," and "Mental Fascination," both of which works were published by ourselves. Both of the said works are now practically out of print, and will be withdrawn from sale by us, as they will be superseded by this newer and more complete work. This foundation material has been edited; added to; changed; improved; and corrected by the author, in accordance with his increased experience and knowledge of the subject. Obsolete matter has been replaced by entirely new material, and the work is now strictly "up-to-date". It is encyclopaedic in extent and character, every phase of the subject being considered by the author and expressed in words charged with his dynamic vitality. It contains matter that well might have been expanded into several volumes.