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Excerpt from Psycho-Synthetic System, Vol. 2: A Treatise on Practical Psychology

Why then do people forget things is asked. Permit me to correct you. People! Do not forget things, they merely do not recall. From this con sideration, it follows therefore that the so-called poor memory, is not such after all. The fault lies in the recollective faculty and that alone. Do not blame your memory – that is perfect; blame your other faculty, the faculty whose function is to recall.

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Author: Butler, Frederick W

Topic: Inspirational
Media: Book
ISBN: 1396782427
Language: English
Pages: 162