The Subconscious Speaks: 1932 First Edition Annotated by Kathryn Colleen PhD RMT

As edgy as this book was for its time, it is the single best explanation of how to use the subconscious mind that I have ever seen. I do not say it lightly that this book is a must read for every student of the personal and spiritual journey. It is that good. It is short, to the point, incredibly practical, and yet handles the discussion of the divine aspects with reverence. Although the subconscious is more a Stage 6-9 subject (See the Cycle of Human Development in the book, Purna Asatti), It is a great read for anyone at any stage of their personal journey.

I have added notes to the end of each chapter to explain certain ideas in more depth and to compare the ideas here to ideas you may have seen in other works from Joe Dispenza to Esther Hicks, and even the ancient philosopher Hermes.

I am excited to share this book with you, and to have it be a part of your journey. May you find the answers you have been seeking.

Guru Kathryn Colleen, PhD RMT

TABLE OF CONTENTS...

Motivations And Annotations

Introduction

Preface

Chapter One - Mind

Chapter Two - Using Conscious Thought In A Definitely Creative Manner

Chapter Three - Success, Failure

Chapter Four - Effects Of Mental Attitude Of The Conscious Mind Upon The Subconscious

Chapter Five - Fear

Chapter Six - Health

Chapter Seven - Confidence In Self, Faith In God

Questions, Answers And Additional Resources

About The Editor