The Influence of the Felt-out Mind on Human

CHAPTER I

PARTURIENT PARAGRAPHS

Origin of species not the origin of mental powers-
Darwin misunderstood-Symbolical determinism not suf-
ficient Life has been isolated-Impossible and unnecessary
to prove anything-The origin of mental species not the
origin of life-Matter not a factor in the development of
mental species-The origin of mental species reveals the
origin of man-Man is developed in mind-The develop-
ment of body not the development of man-Psychology based
on human concepts not sufficient-Failure of language based
on bodily vision to express the objects of the vision of the
mind-Desymbolized language necessary.

CHAPTER II

DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES

Knowledge of the invisible universe necessary—Invisible
universe not invisible to the vision of the mind-Beauty and
substance lost when contemplated through bodily vision-
Substance of exact science seen through the vision of the
mind-Substance seen through the vision of the mind known
only in a fragmentary way-The immaterial universe the
first principle in determining the origin of mental species-
Science originates in the immaterial universe-Immaterial
substance the only substance-Immaterial substance the life,
intelligence and design of all things-The invisible universe
constitutes and determines the species of plants—Origin of
obvious species given sufficient consideration-First plant
not grown from seed-Science begins where the obvious
ceases Substance not in matter-Substance beyond the
discernment of the senses-Substance the cohesion of all
things-Senseless consciousness a great power-Senseless
consciousness comes through proper education-Desymbol-
ization necessary to the development of senseless conscious-

ness Satisfying the senses not knowledge-God seen

through senseless consciousness.

CHAPTER III

MIND

Negative nature of the human mind-Different activities

previously named mind, not Mind-Futility of teaching

belief-Highest form of human concept some form of hu-

man outline-Process of elimination necessary-Human

mind substitutes one illusion for another-Human thought-

out or relative mind-Human mind consists of classified

sense impressions-Immaterial intelligence destroys images

-The origin of natural species-Every stage of intelligence

expressed through the physical-Mortal, felt-out, or relative

mind-The felt-out mind evolved-The felt-out mind merely

classified sensation-The evolved mind best studied in the

vegetable world-Law of the seedless plant-Spirit, Im-

material intelligence or absolute mind-Necessity of begin-

ning with the obvious-Thought-out and felt-out minds not

minds but attenuated states of matter-Spirit the substance

of all things-Immaterial clothed in natural form-Evolu-

tion of the invisible-Evolution of the invisible a multiplica-

tion of expressions-Evolution of the invisible complete

within itself—Origin of evolution-All achievements the

result of fragmentary glimpses of Light-Origin of mental

species-Phenomena reduced to a system-Apocalyptical

language not sufficient-Cause of warfare of science and

theology-Stupendous peace propaganda-Not masters of

our own understanding-Elementary presentation of the

economic determination of the Absolute.

CHAPTER IV

METAPHYSICAL APPERCEPTION

Insufficiency of intellectual culture-Learning should
consist of knowledge of the invisible God, our fellow man
and brute nature-Scientific apperception necessary to elim-