Autosuggestions [noun]

It is at this point that the ordinary book on autosuggestion breaks down—so far as any practical usefulness is concerned.

By autosuggestion the stronger minds produce ideas which when set afloat pass by suggestion from mind to mind.

Autosuggestion is an instrument which you have to learn how to use just as you would for any other instrument.

It may have been autosuggestion, induced by the child's great need of him, but whatever it was was vaguely soothing.

Suggestion, or rather Autosuggestion, is quite a new subject, and yet at the same time it is as old as the world.

It does not and cannot exist except on the sine qua non condition of transforming itself into autosuggestion in the subject.

The reason is that the unconscious of the subject refused to accept it and did not transform it into autosuggestion.

They brought their illness on themselves, just as others cure theirs by conscious autosuggestion.

I am now going to show you how everyone can profit by the beneficent action of autosuggestion consciously applied.

You must not however run away with the idea that autosuggestion can only be brought about in the way I have described.