The Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science by Thomas Troward, published in 1909, is a comprehensive exploration of the relationship between spirit and matter, the power of the mind, and the principles of mental science.
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In this book, Troward delves into various aspects of the human mind and its connection to the universal consciousness.
The first chapter, "Spirit and Matter," sets the foundation for the rest of the book by discussing the fundamental duality of spirit and matter and how the higher mode of intelligence controls the lower. Troward emphasizes the importance of understanding this relationship in order to harness the power of the mind.
In the following chapters, Troward explores the unity of the spirit, the subjective and objective mind, and the law of growth.
He discusses the concept of receptivity and the reciprocal action of the universal and individual minds, highlighting the role of causes and conditions in shaping our reality.
Troward also delves into topics such as intuition, healing, the will, and the connection with the subconscious mind. He explores the nature of the body, the soul, and the spirit, emphasizing the interconnectedness of these aspects of the self.
Throughout the book, Troward presents practical insights and exercises to help readers tap into the power of their minds and align themselves with the universal consciousness.
He encourages readers to cultivate a deeper understanding of themselves and their connection to the world around them.
The Edinburgh Lectures on Mental Science is a thought-provoking and enlightening exploration of the power of the mind and the principles of mental science. Troward's teachings offer valuable insights into the nature of reality and the potential for personal growth and transformation through the understanding and application of these principles.
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