Suggestion and Self-suggestion

Author: (French) Coue
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: émile Coue, a practicing French physician, developed a strong interest in hypnosis under the inspiration of Dr. Libot, then studied a correspondence course in the United States to understand the control of will by imagination, abandoned hypnosis, and gradually created his own methods of suggestion and self-suggestion. His theories and methods are primarily based on two fundamental viewpoints: all suggestions are self-suggestions, self-suggestion is merely an "imaginary" or "psychological" act; will is suppressed by imagination. The therapeutic methods established on these two viewpoints brought him widespread fame. He treated tens of thousands of patients annually, later accepting an invitation from Dr. William to travel to London to deliver a series of lectures and demonstrations, which caused a sensation. The United Kingdom established the Coue Self-Suggestion Practice Society, curing thousands of patients each year. His lectures and treatments in the United States marked the pinnacle of his career. The National Coue Society was founded in New York City, solidifying his status as the founder of the science of suggestion. This book is a classic work in the field of suggestion and self-suggestion, and renowned success master Napoleon Hill also highly recommends it to readers.