This fascinating text contains a detailed yet concise treatise pertaining to the power of suggestion upon the human mind. The object of this book was to remove all mystery from Hypnotism, and to cause these phenomena to be considered as natural and normal functions. By so doing, the author hopes to prepare "mental conditions" for a clear understanding of the "Principle of Suggestion" in accordance with which all phenomena of life occur. This text is a thoroughly interesting read and is not to be missed by those with an interest in this fascinating subject. The topics tackled within this book include: "Truth and Unity", "”I” and ”Not I.”", "Power of Choice", "Sensation", "Emotion", "Responsibility of Choice", "The Philosopher"s Stone", and many more. This text was originally published in 1906, and we are proud to republish it now, complete with a new introduction.