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What is sex transmutation? Let us first look at sex itself. Nature has provided that the vegetable and animal kingdoms know sex activity only in certain seasons. Man, however, know about sex activity in every season. Perhaps that is why sex makes so much trouble for so many people. They may keep themselves willfully ignorant of sex because they are afraid of it; they may debauch the sex instinct because they want to show they are not afraid of it because they simply let it run away with them.
In either case, sex loses the deep force and meaning it has for man and only for man. Consider a certain class of professional religionists who advertise sex as a cardinal sin, who lump hell and sex together and come out against both as being approximately equal and equally evil. Such men say they are saving souls when in reality they are shriveling them.
On the other hand, we have the prevalent phenomenon of vulgar scribblings and pictures in public toilets. This is a twisted, sad outlet for the sublime sex emotion. Too many people are caught up in one extreme or the other; and as for the actual physical expression of sex, too many never find out how much of the spiritual is tied in with the physical.
When you see sex as the great creative force, creative not merely of children but also of all that is noble and enduring then you are ready to see what sex transmutation can do for you. It is a focusing of sex energy into other channels where it adds immeasurably to one's power of achievement. It is not in any way a lessening of sex energy but rather a shifting of that energy, as though a central powerhouse had, for the time being, sent its pulsations into a different transmission line.
It is also a focusing of personal magnetism, which is really no different from sex energy. If You are more familiar with the term personal magnetism, well and good; but remember it is rooted in sex.
SUCCESFUL PEOPLE TEND TO BE HIGHLY SEXED
Some years ago I operated a school of advertising and selling. One day my secretary announced that I had a caller who looked like a tramp, Perhaps because I remembered the man who became Thomas Edison's associate, I asked her to send the tramp in.
He was shabby, he wore a three days' growth of beard, and the cigarette dangling from his lips as he walked in showed he either did not know or did not care about politeness. He was selling advertising space in the World Almanac,a medium I never had used because I did not think it was suitable for my business. Despite the fact that this unkempt man gave me a bad first impression, despite the fact that he scattered cigarette ashes on my carpet, he left my office with an advertising order for more than eight hundred dollars.
This man certainly had psychological troubles but above and beyond them he had a tremendous personal magnetism. I heard it in his voice, so I listened to him. I felt it in the aura of his personality. For the first time I really gave deep consideration to the World Almanac's Advantages-which proved out fairly well. But if that man who automatically used the principle of sex transmutation had straightened himself out in other ways, he might have owned the World Almanac instead of merely being one of its "space men."
I now watch for the phenomenon of sex transmutation in everyone I meet and have thought back upon others I have known. It is obvious that those who win the greatest success in all occupations and in all walks of life have high sex capacities which they transmute at will. Theymaynot know they are doing it, but that is what they do.
There is an obvious connection with ego; and as with ego, a person may have to search for the best way in which to express himself through sex transmutation.
When I was a member of the Chicago Rotary Club,one of our guest speakers was the late Dr. Frank Crane. Here was a manwhohad fine things to say, yet he had no gift of speaking.
Even his appearance was against him. He bore everybody present, including myself.
After our meeting I walked down the street with Dr. Crane and we spoke frankly about the cold reception his talk had received. I gave him great credit for his message, which was unusually good-but unfortunately it had been spoiled by his delivery, and he knew it.
He told me he was the pastor a small church and barely made a living. He asked me what advice I might have to give him.
I had been thinking. I told him he has capacity for profound thought which he could put across in a popular, easily understandable way. Rather than do this by voice, however, he should do it in writing.If He Worked A newspaper column of sermonettes and syndicated it, he would reach thousands of people where now he reached only a small flock, and undoubtedly would increase his income as well.
"That Sounds like a splendid idea," he said thoughtfully. We shook hands and parted.
After a time I began to see his daily columns sermonettes. Some years later he learned I was his neighbor at the New York hotel and he invited me to drop in. He had just completed his annual tax report, and with a broad smile he handed it to me. His net taxable income after all deductions amounted to some-thing more than $75,000 for that year.
The late Billy Sunday expressed his undoubted sex mag-netisminthe way which was natural for him-through the spoken word, to tremendous audiences. He chased the devil up one side of the country and down the other, swaying crowds as few other preachers ever have done. He was so successful that his religious campaigns became big-time business ventures which were managed by Ivy Lee, a well-known public relations man.
Some said that Billy Sunday's success was due to his high spiritual qualities. Those closest to him believed his power came from his highly sexed nature, plus his ability to transmit sex emotion into sermons which were so fiery that even the devil could not withstand them.
WATCH FOR SOMETHTING EXTRA AND YOU WILL SEE IT
In every generation there are only half a dozen men who are universally recognized as "great" violinists. Some hundreds play the violin very well, but beyond them stand the few who have that something extra. It's The more successful transmutation of sex emotion.
Of Course the same applies to pianists and to other musi-cians. As I write, Arthur Rubinstein is in his eightieth year, and commentators say that he is not only perhaps the greatest pianist who ever lived, but that his performances always seem fresh and new. Rubinstein is also a great lover of life, a participator rather than an observer of all, this points to a deeply sexual nature and a transmutation of it's wonderful emotion.
It is the same with political leaders, with lawyers, with ath-letes, with craftsmen. I discovered that a highly sexed brick-layer could lay nearly twice as many bricks in a day as a man who lacked that intensity, and lay each brick with the greatest skill, provided he had learned the art of keeping his mind on his work.
Looking back into history, we can see that many out-standing men in many different fields were known to have a considerable sexual drive. (History alone may not tell you this; but a study of biography will.) I shall set down a few names which may start you thinking: George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, William Shakespeare, Abraham Lincoln, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Robert Bums, Thomas, Jefferson, Andrew Jackson and Enrico Caruso, Note that these men were not the victims of their sexual drive; they were its beneficiaries. They transmuted sexual energy into the energy of their individual accomplishments.
You are not likely to find a single man in the history of civilization who achieved outstanding success that did not arise from his sexual nature. This applies to soldiers, statesmen, great thinkers, great explorers and other men of action, painters, all kinds of men ,and not necessarily men of virtue. The sexual drive does not exist itself, but as a part of the entire personality. Without it, however, much ability remains undiscovered.
I also have seen many instances in which sexual energy appeared to be the igniting spark, so to speak, of the "sixth sense." This great creative faculty lifts brain action far above its ordinary limitations. It's the psychological receiving antenna of those inspirations we call hunches .Surely it accounts for the "still, small voice" which now and then gives priceless guidance to the perceptive mind.
I knew a great orator who planned his speeches well, yet at one point in every speech he would abandon his plan, pause very briefly and close his eyes. What followed when he opened his eyes would be the climax of his speech,so stirring that he often brought an entire audience to its feet. In that pause of two or three seconds I believe he focused all of his sexual magnetism and his creative imagination into a great receptive force which never failed him. In his own words: "I doit because then I speak through ideas which come to me from within."
The late Dr.Elmer Gates was one of the world's greatest scientists, although he never publicized himself. He Patented more than two hundred inventions, many of which were created through a very significant method.
He had what he called his "personal communications room." It was light proof and soundproof, equipped only with a small table, a chair, a pad of writing paper and some pencils.
When Dr. Gates desired to focus his forces, he would shut himself into this room, sit at the table, and concentrate upon the known factors of the invention upon which he was working. Soon ideas would begin to flash into his mind concerning the unknown factors of the invention.
On one occasion he wrote rapidly for three hours, hardly aware of what he was writing. When at last he examined his notes, he found they contained principles which had been discovered nowhere else in the scientific world. These principles solved the problem-and broke ground for other men to follow.
Dr. Gates earned large fees merely by "sitting for ideas." Imagine a large corporation paying an outsider merely to sit in his room and think!
We cannot tell exactly where experience leaves off and intuition begins. It has been said that genius consists of the ability to see the patterns of things and project those patterns. The quiet focusing of inward forces surely is a great aid in summoning odds and ends of knowledge through the subconscious mind and forming them into patterns never seen before. Yet beyond this lies the Unseen which gives life to it all. And can this somehow be a function of sex? Why not-when all the world is male and female, and even the basic building blocks of the universe are oppositely charged particles which constantly interact.
In essence, sex transmutation is the ability to switch a desire for physical contact to a similar desire for expression-in art, literature, science, selling or anything else. The switch may be done so habitually that it is not a conscious act-but it always is there.
Transmutation of sex emotion in no way interferes with the natural sex act when performed at an appropriate time. While the energy is being transmuted, however, there is no desire for the physical act. Something else that is very vital and important is being accomplished with the same energy.
Yes, when you watch for the "something extra" you will see it. And when you watch for what could be the something extra but instead has become the something wasted, you can see that too. You can see clearly that many a man who could succeed does not succeed because he does not understand that sex is more than physical passion.
A LESSON TO LEARN WHILE YOU ARE YOUNG
Remember, it is never too late to start living a wonderful new life. The potential always is there, and the means are available to any person who will reach out and take them.
Undoubtedly, however, certain lessons are better learned while one is young. Thus it is with the use of sex energy.
A highly successful businessman told me that if he had learned the art of sex transmutation during his high school days he could have become a multimillionaire in his early twenties. He was well along in his forties before he discovered that sex is an energy which can be directed into many channels.
This remark caused me to study the ages at which successful men generally become successful. It was interesting to observe that most of them did not succeed in a big way until they were well past forty, often fifty or sixty or seventy.
Success is good at any age, but the sooner you find it, the longer you will enjoy it. Success does depend somewhat upon life-experience; yet notice that I said most of those successful men did not succeed till they were past forty. An appreciable minority did succeed before they were forty, and one could see that they had learned the art of sex transmutation.
What generally happens is this: A man who is bursting with the physical energies of youth gives himself to the physical expression of sex. It does him no harm that he can see, so he never realizes how much of that energy could be doing him good in building his career, building his peace of mind, keeping him more alert and receptive to the idea of his business. Transmuted sex energy could be adding warmth to his handshake, strength to his voice, attraction to his personality. It could help him be known as "one of those people it's good to know" and to be admired for being "one of those fellows who are on the ball." Since his sex energy is being used in purely physical sex expression, however, he does not know what he is missing . . . until many years later when he realizes why he may have missed success.
A man's love life, shared with the woman of his choice, can be a wonderfully sustaining force behind his career-while all the while it is sweet and good for its own sake. Sometimes a woman must point out tactfully to a man that she depends upon him sexually in ways which go beyond the marriage bed. In his role as provider he is still a sexual being, drawing upon sex energy if it is thereas a basic energy that builds wealth. He should therefore keep some reserves of this energy so that consciously or unconsciously he can transmute it. Moreover, he will be the better off in that he exerts some self-control and self-mastery-strictly human power which lifts us far above the animals.
A man past forty is more likely to find this out for himself and, as with the businessman I mentioned, wonder why it didn't happen sooner. Men in their twenties and thirties who read this are urged to pause for an hour of thought.
THE POWER OF LOVE'S PARTNERSHIP
For some people it seems impossible to understand that sex has three great functions in the life of a civilized man besides giving pleasure.
Some people never really make the effort to combine all of the functions of sex in their lives, perhaps because they think they are "overemphasizing sex" in giving it such importance. This is a prudish attitude and like all extreme attitudes must do harm.
Some insist on believing that when a man channels sex energy into his business, he takes the first step in wrecking his home. Of Course homes have been wrecked by men so much in love with making money that they forgot they were married; but let us look at a brighter side of the picture.
This particular story came to me not long ago from the man who's living it. It is not , however, the first time I have heard a similar story. I could tell you the same anecdote about a manufacturer of trolley car conductors' uniforms (about 1910); about an operator of an early "flying circus" (about 1923); about a subcontractor of World War II life-boat equipment. In short, the story is timeless. Right now it happens to concern a man in the rapidly growing field of micro-electronics. He is involved in a technology which has to invent itself as it goes along, and his problems are multiplied beyond ordinary business problems.
When this man faces an important decision, he never makes up his mind until he has had a sex relationship with his wife.
Then, in love's partnership, he feels both rested and invigorated. On the following morning he makes his decision and acts uponit. His record of making good decisions is reflected in his success, and I am certain he transmutes a good deal of sex energy into his business. This couple is known for the happiness of their marriage and the harmony of their home.
Another man told me privately that in the very climax of the loving sex act with his wife he receives flashes of inspiration which have guided him correctly in all his affairs. I daresay this is unusual, yet it serves to show that sex does not exist in a separate compartment of our lives, but permeates our entire existence.
THE WOMEN WHO MAKE A MAN'S WORLD
It has been said: "Behind every man stands a woman." This statement is not 100 percent true; but when you find an instance in which it is not true, you are well advised to ask: Why not? You will occasionally meet some rip-roaring character who says he is man enough to do without the influence of women, but the chances are he is not able to get along with women or with men either; or he may have such deep inner doubts ofhis own manhood that he overcompensates for his lack.
Man's greatest drive comes from his desire to please and protect women! The hunter of prehistoric days who brought back two bears to the cave when his neighboring caveman brought only one, surely looked forward, not merely to eating the extra bear, but also to the pride he would take in showing it to his woman. Today's "hunter" brings home the means to buy comforts and luxuries far beyond what is needed merely to maintain life, and if he is honest he will tell you proudly that he does it for his woman.
That strange and great man, Abraham Lincoln, was not happy with his wife. She was not the woman he had intended to marry. That woman, Ann Rutledge, died before she could marry him, and her death was one of the many misfortunes which molded his greatness. The power of the young frontier girl has extended from her grave into all of our subsequent history.
I am pleased when a man who has made a great deal of money, or wields a great deal of power, or both, expresses his homage to his wife. Often she is a quiet little person, yet you know the influence she has had upon that man and you know they always have been and always will be partners. You see success, you see the symbols of sex, a man and a woman, and you know that this life has been lived completely.
Your mind has many powers, and when you find the Supreme Secret you will know you have found the key to every mind-power you possess.
In either case, sex loses the deep force and meaning it has for man and only for man. Consider a certain class of professional religionists who advertise sex as a cardinal sin, who lump hell and sex together and come out against both as being approximately equal and equally evil. Such men say they are saving souls when in reality they are shriveling them.
On the other hand, we have the prevalent phenomenon of vulgar scribblings and pictures in public toilets. This is a twisted, sad outlet for the sublime sex emotion. Too many people are caught up in one extreme or the other; and as for the actual physical expression of sex, too many never find out how much of the spiritual is tied in with the physical.
When you see sex as the great creative force, creative not merely of children but also of all that is noble and enduring then you are ready to see what sex transmutation can do for you. It is a focusing of sex energy into other channels where it adds immeasurably to one's power of achievement. It is not in any way a lessening of sex energy but rather a shifting of that energy, as though a central powerhouse had, for the time being, sent its pulsations into a different transmission line.
It is also a focusing of personal magnetism, which is really no different from sex energy. If You are more familiar with the term personal magnetism, well and good; but remember it is rooted in sex.
SUCCESFUL PEOPLE TEND TO BE HIGHLY SEXED
Some years ago I operated a school of advertising and selling. One day my secretary announced that I had a caller who looked like a tramp, Perhaps because I remembered the man who became Thomas Edison's associate, I asked her to send the tramp in.
He was shabby, he wore a three days' growth of beard, and the cigarette dangling from his lips as he walked in showed he either did not know or did not care about politeness. He was selling advertising space in the World Almanac,a medium I never had used because I did not think it was suitable for my business. Despite the fact that this unkempt man gave me a bad first impression, despite the fact that he scattered cigarette ashes on my carpet, he left my office with an advertising order for more than eight hundred dollars.
This man certainly had psychological troubles but above and beyond them he had a tremendous personal magnetism. I heard it in his voice, so I listened to him. I felt it in the aura of his personality. For the first time I really gave deep consideration to the World Almanac's Advantages-which proved out fairly well. But if that man who automatically used the principle of sex transmutation had straightened himself out in other ways, he might have owned the World Almanac instead of merely being one of its "space men."
I now watch for the phenomenon of sex transmutation in everyone I meet and have thought back upon others I have known. It is obvious that those who win the greatest success in all occupations and in all walks of life have high sex capacities which they transmute at will. Theymaynot know they are doing it, but that is what they do.
There is an obvious connection with ego; and as with ego, a person may have to search for the best way in which to express himself through sex transmutation.
When I was a member of the Chicago Rotary Club,one of our guest speakers was the late Dr. Frank Crane. Here was a manwhohad fine things to say, yet he had no gift of speaking.
Even his appearance was against him. He bore everybody present, including myself.
After our meeting I walked down the street with Dr. Crane and we spoke frankly about the cold reception his talk had received. I gave him great credit for his message, which was unusually good-but unfortunately it had been spoiled by his delivery, and he knew it.
He told me he was the pastor a small church and barely made a living. He asked me what advice I might have to give him.
I had been thinking. I told him he has capacity for profound thought which he could put across in a popular, easily understandable way. Rather than do this by voice, however, he should do it in writing.If He Worked A newspaper column of sermonettes and syndicated it, he would reach thousands of people where now he reached only a small flock, and undoubtedly would increase his income as well.
"That Sounds like a splendid idea," he said thoughtfully. We shook hands and parted.
After a time I began to see his daily columns sermonettes. Some years later he learned I was his neighbor at the New York hotel and he invited me to drop in. He had just completed his annual tax report, and with a broad smile he handed it to me. His net taxable income after all deductions amounted to some-thing more than $75,000 for that year.
The late Billy Sunday expressed his undoubted sex mag-netisminthe way which was natural for him-through the spoken word, to tremendous audiences. He chased the devil up one side of the country and down the other, swaying crowds as few other preachers ever have done. He was so successful that his religious campaigns became big-time business ventures which were managed by Ivy Lee, a well-known public relations man.
Some said that Billy Sunday's success was due to his high spiritual qualities. Those closest to him believed his power came from his highly sexed nature, plus his ability to transmit sex emotion into sermons which were so fiery that even the devil could not withstand them.
WATCH FOR SOMETHTING EXTRA AND YOU WILL SEE IT
In every generation there are only half a dozen men who are universally recognized as "great" violinists. Some hundreds play the violin very well, but beyond them stand the few who have that something extra. It's The more successful transmutation of sex emotion.
Of Course the same applies to pianists and to other musi-cians. As I write, Arthur Rubinstein is in his eightieth year, and commentators say that he is not only perhaps the greatest pianist who ever lived, but that his performances always seem fresh and new. Rubinstein is also a great lover of life, a participator rather than an observer of all, this points to a deeply sexual nature and a transmutation of it's wonderful emotion.
It is the same with political leaders, with lawyers, with ath-letes, with craftsmen. I discovered that a highly sexed brick-layer could lay nearly twice as many bricks in a day as a man who lacked that intensity, and lay each brick with the greatest skill, provided he had learned the art of keeping his mind on his work.
Looking back into history, we can see that many out-standing men in many different fields were known to have a considerable sexual drive. (History alone may not tell you this; but a study of biography will.) I shall set down a few names which may start you thinking: George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, William Shakespeare, Abraham Lincoln, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Robert Bums, Thomas, Jefferson, Andrew Jackson and Enrico Caruso, Note that these men were not the victims of their sexual drive; they were its beneficiaries. They transmuted sexual energy into the energy of their individual accomplishments.
You are not likely to find a single man in the history of civilization who achieved outstanding success that did not arise from his sexual nature. This applies to soldiers, statesmen, great thinkers, great explorers and other men of action, painters, all kinds of men ,and not necessarily men of virtue. The sexual drive does not exist itself, but as a part of the entire personality. Without it, however, much ability remains undiscovered.
I also have seen many instances in which sexual energy appeared to be the igniting spark, so to speak, of the "sixth sense." This great creative faculty lifts brain action far above its ordinary limitations. It's the psychological receiving antenna of those inspirations we call hunches .Surely it accounts for the "still, small voice" which now and then gives priceless guidance to the perceptive mind.
I knew a great orator who planned his speeches well, yet at one point in every speech he would abandon his plan, pause very briefly and close his eyes. What followed when he opened his eyes would be the climax of his speech,so stirring that he often brought an entire audience to its feet. In that pause of two or three seconds I believe he focused all of his sexual magnetism and his creative imagination into a great receptive force which never failed him. In his own words: "I doit because then I speak through ideas which come to me from within."
The late Dr.Elmer Gates was one of the world's greatest scientists, although he never publicized himself. He Patented more than two hundred inventions, many of which were created through a very significant method.
He had what he called his "personal communications room." It was light proof and soundproof, equipped only with a small table, a chair, a pad of writing paper and some pencils.
When Dr. Gates desired to focus his forces, he would shut himself into this room, sit at the table, and concentrate upon the known factors of the invention upon which he was working. Soon ideas would begin to flash into his mind concerning the unknown factors of the invention.
On one occasion he wrote rapidly for three hours, hardly aware of what he was writing. When at last he examined his notes, he found they contained principles which had been discovered nowhere else in the scientific world. These principles solved the problem-and broke ground for other men to follow.
Dr. Gates earned large fees merely by "sitting for ideas." Imagine a large corporation paying an outsider merely to sit in his room and think!
We cannot tell exactly where experience leaves off and intuition begins. It has been said that genius consists of the ability to see the patterns of things and project those patterns. The quiet focusing of inward forces surely is a great aid in summoning odds and ends of knowledge through the subconscious mind and forming them into patterns never seen before. Yet beyond this lies the Unseen which gives life to it all. And can this somehow be a function of sex? Why not-when all the world is male and female, and even the basic building blocks of the universe are oppositely charged particles which constantly interact.
In essence, sex transmutation is the ability to switch a desire for physical contact to a similar desire for expression-in art, literature, science, selling or anything else. The switch may be done so habitually that it is not a conscious act-but it always is there.
Transmutation of sex emotion in no way interferes with the natural sex act when performed at an appropriate time. While the energy is being transmuted, however, there is no desire for the physical act. Something else that is very vital and important is being accomplished with the same energy.
Yes, when you watch for the "something extra" you will see it. And when you watch for what could be the something extra but instead has become the something wasted, you can see that too. You can see clearly that many a man who could succeed does not succeed because he does not understand that sex is more than physical passion.
A LESSON TO LEARN WHILE YOU ARE YOUNG
Remember, it is never too late to start living a wonderful new life. The potential always is there, and the means are available to any person who will reach out and take them.
Undoubtedly, however, certain lessons are better learned while one is young. Thus it is with the use of sex energy.
A highly successful businessman told me that if he had learned the art of sex transmutation during his high school days he could have become a multimillionaire in his early twenties. He was well along in his forties before he discovered that sex is an energy which can be directed into many channels.
This remark caused me to study the ages at which successful men generally become successful. It was interesting to observe that most of them did not succeed in a big way until they were well past forty, often fifty or sixty or seventy.
Success is good at any age, but the sooner you find it, the longer you will enjoy it. Success does depend somewhat upon life-experience; yet notice that I said most of those successful men did not succeed till they were past forty. An appreciable minority did succeed before they were forty, and one could see that they had learned the art of sex transmutation.
What generally happens is this: A man who is bursting with the physical energies of youth gives himself to the physical expression of sex. It does him no harm that he can see, so he never realizes how much of that energy could be doing him good in building his career, building his peace of mind, keeping him more alert and receptive to the idea of his business. Transmuted sex energy could be adding warmth to his handshake, strength to his voice, attraction to his personality. It could help him be known as "one of those people it's good to know" and to be admired for being "one of those fellows who are on the ball." Since his sex energy is being used in purely physical sex expression, however, he does not know what he is missing . . . until many years later when he realizes why he may have missed success.
A man's love life, shared with the woman of his choice, can be a wonderfully sustaining force behind his career-while all the while it is sweet and good for its own sake. Sometimes a woman must point out tactfully to a man that she depends upon him sexually in ways which go beyond the marriage bed. In his role as provider he is still a sexual being, drawing upon sex energy if it is thereas a basic energy that builds wealth. He should therefore keep some reserves of this energy so that consciously or unconsciously he can transmute it. Moreover, he will be the better off in that he exerts some self-control and self-mastery-strictly human power which lifts us far above the animals.
A man past forty is more likely to find this out for himself and, as with the businessman I mentioned, wonder why it didn't happen sooner. Men in their twenties and thirties who read this are urged to pause for an hour of thought.
THE POWER OF LOVE'S PARTNERSHIP
For some people it seems impossible to understand that sex has three great functions in the life of a civilized man besides giving pleasure.
- It Is Necessary for the perpetuation of mankind.
- It aids in the maintenance of health, as does the proper exercise of any other natural function.
- Transmuted into other channels, it works hand in hand with ego to bring out everything in a man that wishes to achieve, that wishes to excel, and stimulates him with added energy, strength of personality and resourcefulness.
Some people never really make the effort to combine all of the functions of sex in their lives, perhaps because they think they are "overemphasizing sex" in giving it such importance. This is a prudish attitude and like all extreme attitudes must do harm.
Some insist on believing that when a man channels sex energy into his business, he takes the first step in wrecking his home. Of Course homes have been wrecked by men so much in love with making money that they forgot they were married; but let us look at a brighter side of the picture.
This particular story came to me not long ago from the man who's living it. It is not , however, the first time I have heard a similar story. I could tell you the same anecdote about a manufacturer of trolley car conductors' uniforms (about 1910); about an operator of an early "flying circus" (about 1923); about a subcontractor of World War II life-boat equipment. In short, the story is timeless. Right now it happens to concern a man in the rapidly growing field of micro-electronics. He is involved in a technology which has to invent itself as it goes along, and his problems are multiplied beyond ordinary business problems.
When this man faces an important decision, he never makes up his mind until he has had a sex relationship with his wife.
Then, in love's partnership, he feels both rested and invigorated. On the following morning he makes his decision and acts uponit. His record of making good decisions is reflected in his success, and I am certain he transmutes a good deal of sex energy into his business. This couple is known for the happiness of their marriage and the harmony of their home.
Another man told me privately that in the very climax of the loving sex act with his wife he receives flashes of inspiration which have guided him correctly in all his affairs. I daresay this is unusual, yet it serves to show that sex does not exist in a separate compartment of our lives, but permeates our entire existence.
THE WOMEN WHO MAKE A MAN'S WORLD
It has been said: "Behind every man stands a woman." This statement is not 100 percent true; but when you find an instance in which it is not true, you are well advised to ask: Why not? You will occasionally meet some rip-roaring character who says he is man enough to do without the influence of women, but the chances are he is not able to get along with women or with men either; or he may have such deep inner doubts ofhis own manhood that he overcompensates for his lack.
Man's greatest drive comes from his desire to please and protect women! The hunter of prehistoric days who brought back two bears to the cave when his neighboring caveman brought only one, surely looked forward, not merely to eating the extra bear, but also to the pride he would take in showing it to his woman. Today's "hunter" brings home the means to buy comforts and luxuries far beyond what is needed merely to maintain life, and if he is honest he will tell you proudly that he does it for his woman.
That strange and great man, Abraham Lincoln, was not happy with his wife. She was not the woman he had intended to marry. That woman, Ann Rutledge, died before she could marry him, and her death was one of the many misfortunes which molded his greatness. The power of the young frontier girl has extended from her grave into all of our subsequent history.
I am pleased when a man who has made a great deal of money, or wields a great deal of power, or both, expresses his homage to his wife. Often she is a quiet little person, yet you know the influence she has had upon that man and you know they always have been and always will be partners. You see success, you see the symbols of sex, a man and a woman, and you know that this life has been lived completely.
Your mind has many powers, and when you find the Supreme Secret you will know you have found the key to every mind-power you possess.
