Within the mind maze, or, Mentonomy, the law of the mind (1911)
Larkin, Edgar L. (Edgar Lucien), 1847-1924, Larkin, Edgar L. (Edgar Lucien), 1847-1924. Radiant energy and its analysis, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · Los Angeles, Calif. : Standard Printing Company · leaf 166
the mind longs for sound,it must be imagined; for silence, solitude and stillnessreign supreme. The best imaginary sound—one thatsatisfies all longings—is that imagined to issue from theaxis of the earth in its turning. If you imagine that lightexists, it merges into light supernal. For the real,… … 3 3 to furnish light. The solution of riddles is better accomplishedwithin the time limits of from midnight to the first faint glowof advancing dawn, than from noon to the approach of even-ing shades. When well along toward the close of a series ofimaginings, and things are almost ready to equate…
Cosmology · Mind and body
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