A broader consciousness will create a superior man.

To obtain a broader consciousness, however, man must develop greater mental instruments within himself with which to harness mentality in larger quantities.

To increase the power of his mental instruments, man must give them strenuous use.

The mental system requires exercise, just as the muscular system requires exercise to grow and gain strength.

Intellectual effort will increase the capacity of the mental instruments, permitting them to consume large quantities of mentality and thereby broaden man’s consciousness by which he will obtain a greater perspective of life.

Man, now in his kindergarten stage, has been developed so far through the use of his five primitive senses.

These senses have been attuned to the chemical conditions that surround the earth. His sense of sight has been developed by sunlight; his sense of taste by liquids; his sense of smell by gases; his sense of hearing by sound; and his sense of feeling by pressure.

But as man expands his consciousness his mind will become more inquisitive concerning Natural Law and he will thereby gain an insight into such wonders of nature that he never dreamed of before.

There are many things that man must learn before he graduates from this kindergarten stage. He must learn to look forward instead of looking backward as is the general custom, and he must get away from his petty habit of denouncing advanced knowledge that he cannot understand. He must learn to study the unknown, not scoff at it.

So far man has learned very little about the earth upon which he lives. He makes all sorts of peculiar guesses concerning its structure beneath the surface. He calls them theories.

Man has received no practical experience whatsoever in navigating the heavens beyond the atmosphere of the earth.

Man has not vet learned to mix sunlight with other substances of greater density for lighting, heating and power purposes as I told him could be done in my book BORN AGAIN, published in 1904.

Man knows nothing about the composition of mentality or how the microscopic menorgs operate his mental system and do his thinking for him.

Although I announced to the world in the year of 1922 a digest of PENETRABILITY which was recorded in the Library of Congress for anybody to know, still but few men are now conversant with its all embracing qualities.

Man knows nothing about Transprocession which will eventually eliminate the useless transportation methods of the present time.

BUT, the study of LAWSONOMY will develop in man a new sense of dimensions, proportions, densities, spheres and scopes that will lift him right out of the petty misunderstandings that miseducate humanity today and actually TRANSFORM him into a superior being.

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