• MIND MYSTERIES & CONTROL - 42. APPENDIX - Psychic Influence - Sri Swami Sivanananda - The Mind: Its Mysteries and Control

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  • THE MIND: ITS MYSTERIES AND CONTROL - 42. APPENDIX - Psychic Influence - Sri Swami Sivanananda - HQ Full Book.In this episode of Sivananda: The Mind: Its Mysteries and Control, we delve into the fascinating and enigmatic world of psychic influence, personality, suggestion, hypnotism, mesmerism, and telepathy, exploring how these phenomena shape our understanding of the human mind and its potential. In the appendix, we will explore how these concepts are interconnected, revealing how they affect our daily lives, relationships, and success.Psychic Influence and PersonalityThe episode begins by discussing the notion of personality, which is often misunderstood in common parlance. While many people associate personality with physical traits such as appearance, stature, and bodily features, the true essence of personality goes far deeper. Sivananda describes personality as a combination of various factors, including one's character, intellect, moral conduct, virtues, and abilities, such as a powerful voice or a magnetic presence. In this context, the personality of a person is not solely based on external appearances, but it is a manifestation of a deeper connection to their inner self. As we explore this idea, we discover that a person with an advanced spiritual state, such as a Yogi or a Wise individual, can have an immense and transformative impact on others, regardless of their physical attributes. This person’s moral conduct, self-control, and wisdom create a magnetic personality that draws others toward them, making them capable of influencing millions with their words and actions. We also look at the concept of a magnetic personality, understanding that it is not about physical beauty or wealth, but about character. For example, Dr. Samuel Johnson, despite having an awkward appearance, was regarded as one of the greatest personalities of his time due to his intellectual achievements and unique style of writing. This reinforces the idea that personality is built upon internal qualities, such as intelligence, virtue, and moral strength, rather than superficial traits. The Development of a Magnetic PersonalitySivananda emphasizes that personality can be developed. One must practice virtues such as honesty, sincerity, and kindness to build a strong and attractive character. Cultivating qualities like cheerfulness, humility, and a willingness to serve others is crucial for developing a magnetic personality. People naturally gravitate toward those who exude positivity, warmth, and strength of character. He suggests that the law of attraction operates not only on a physical level but on a mental and emotional level as well. A person with a joyful disposition, a good sense of humor, and an ability to make others feel valued is more likely to influence people positively. Furthermore, developing good communication skills, a polite and respectful manner, and knowing how to make others feel at ease can significantly contribute to one’s magnetic personality. The Power of SuggestionsA significant part of this episode focuses on the power of suggestions—how thoughts, ideas, and words can shape our reality. Sivananda warns against the destructive power of negative suggestions, particularly when they are planted in the minds of children. He describes how parents, teachers, and doctors wield great influence through the suggestions they offer, both intentionally and unintentionally. For example, suggesting that a child should fear something without reason can result in lasting emotional scars, such as a tendency to develop timidity. On the other hand, positive suggestions, such as encouraging courage and confidence, can shape a child’s character and success in life. Sivananda advises that educators and parents must be aware of the power they hold in shaping the minds of the younger generation. The episode also explores how suggestions can be used for healing. Sivananda teaches that the practice of suggestive therapeutics, in which positive thoughts and words are used to influence the body and mind for healing, is an incredibly powerful tool. He contrasts this with the often harmful suggestions made by ill-informed doctors who may frighten patients unnecessarily, leading to worsening of their conditions. Hypnotism and MesmerismThe episode then shifts to a discussion on hypnotism and mesmerism—two related phenomena that involve the influence of one person’s mind over another. Sivananda explains that these powers are not new, but have existed throughout history. He points to figures like Demosthenes, Socrates, Visvamitra, and Patanjali Maharshi, who understood the science of hypnotism and used it for healing and spiritual growth. Hypnotism is essentially the process of putting a person into a trance-like state where their mind becomes more open to suggestion. Sivananda acknowledges the ethical implications of this power, warning that it must never be misused. The hypnotist’s power lies in their ability ...
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THE MIND: ITS MYSTERIES AND CONTROL - 42. APPENDIX - Psychic Influence - Sri Swami Sivanananda - HQ Full Book.In this episode of Sivananda: The Mind: Its Mysteries and Control, we delve into the fascinating and enigmatic world of psychic influence, personality, suggestion, hypnotism, mesmerism, and telepathy, exploring how these phenomena shape our understanding of the human mind and its potential. In the appendix, we will explore how these concepts are interconnected, revealing how they affect our daily lives, relationships, and success.Psychic Influence and PersonalityThe episode begins by discussing the notion of personality, which is often misunderstood in common parlance. While many people associate personality with physical traits such as appearance, stature, and bodily features, the true essence of personality goes far deeper. Sivananda describes personality as a combination of various factors, including one's character, intellect, moral conduct, virtues, and abilities, such as a powerful voice or a magnetic presence. In this context, the personality of a person is not solely based on external appearances, but it is a manifestation of a deeper connection to their inner self. As we explore this idea, we discover that a person with an advanced spiritual state, such as a Yogi or a Wise individual, can have an immense and transformative impact on others, regardless of their physical attributes. This person’s moral conduct, self-control, and wisdom create a magnetic personality that draws others toward them, making them capable of influencing millions with their words and actions. We also look at the concept of a magnetic personality, understanding that it is not about physical beauty or wealth, but about character. For example, Dr. Samuel Johnson, despite having an awkward appearance, was regarded as one of the greatest personalities of his time due to his intellectual achievements and unique style of writing. This reinforces the idea that personality is built upon internal qualities, such as intelligence, virtue, and moral strength, rather than superficial traits. The Development of a Magnetic PersonalitySivananda emphasizes that personality can be developed. One must practice virtues such as honesty, sincerity, and kindness to build a strong and attractive character. Cultivating qualities like cheerfulness, humility, and a willingness to serve others is crucial for developing a magnetic personality. People naturally gravitate toward those who exude positivity, warmth, and strength of character. He suggests that the law of attraction operates not only on a physical level but on a mental and emotional level as well. A person with a joyful disposition, a good sense of humor, and an ability to make others feel valued is more likely to influence people positively. Furthermore, developing good communication skills, a polite and respectful manner, and knowing how to make others feel at ease can significantly contribute to one’s magnetic personality. The Power of SuggestionsA significant part of this episode focuses on the power of suggestions—how thoughts, ideas, and words can shape our reality. Sivananda warns against the destructive power of negative suggestions, particularly when they are planted in the minds of children. He describes how parents, teachers, and doctors wield great influence through the suggestions they offer, both intentionally and unintentionally. For example, suggesting that a child should fear something without reason can result in lasting emotional scars, such as a tendency to develop timidity. On the other hand, positive suggestions, such as encouraging courage and confidence, can shape a child’s character and success in life. Sivananda advises that educators and parents must be aware of the power they hold in shaping the minds of the younger generation. The episode also explores how suggestions can be used for healing. Sivananda teaches that the practice of suggestive therapeutics, in which positive thoughts and words are used to influence the body and mind for healing, is an incredibly powerful tool. He contrasts this with the often harmful suggestions made by ill-informed doctors who may frighten patients unnecessarily, leading to worsening of their conditions. Hypnotism and MesmerismThe episode then shifts to a discussion on hypnotism and mesmerism—two related phenomena that involve the influence of one person’s mind over another. Sivananda explains that these powers are not new, but have existed throughout history. He points to figures like Demosthenes, Socrates, Visvamitra, and Patanjali Maharshi, who understood the science of hypnotism and used it for healing and spiritual growth. Hypnotism is essentially the process of putting a person into a trance-like state where their mind becomes more open to suggestion. Sivananda acknowledges the ethical implications of this power, warning that it must never be misused. The hypnotist’s power lies in their ability ...
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