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Headway Personal Development is excited to introduce and offer a FREE full course on the Master Key System. The Master Key System is a timeless classic that has helped millions of people achieve success and fulfillment in their lives. Written by Charles F. Haanel...

Headway Personal Development is excited to introduce and offer a FREE full course on the Master Key System. The Master Key System is a timeless classic that has helped millions of people achieve success and fulfillment in their lives. Written by Charles F. Haanel, this book is a guide to unlocking your potential and discovering the power of your thoughts. In this free course, we'll explore the history of the Master Key System, the principles it teaches, and how you can apply these principles to your own life.

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Whether you're looking to improve your health, relationships, finances, or overall well-being, the Master Key System is a must-read for anyone seeking personal growth and success. Join us on this journey of self-discovery and unlock the power of your mind.

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Welcome to Part Three of The Master Key System, where we will continue to explore the power of our thoughts and the role they play in creating our reality. In Part Three, Charles F. Haanel delves deeper into the concept of the "Universal Mind" and how it relates to our individual minds. He also introduces the idea of the "World Within" and the importance of tapping into our inner resources to create the life we desire.

As we progress through the Master Key System, we will continue to uncover powerful insights and techniques for unlocking our full potential and achieving our goals. Whether you are new to the Master Key System or have been following along since the beginning, Part Three offers valuable insights and practical exercises for harnessing the power of your mind and creating a life of abundance and fulfillment.

So, let's dive in and explore the transformative teachings of Part Three of The Master Key System.

Persist in this practice until you come to a realization of the fact that there can be no failure in the accomplishment of any proper object in life if you but understand your power and persist in your object, because the mind-forces are ever ready to lend themselves to a purposeful will, in the effort to crystalize thought and desire into actions, events and conditions.  

Whereas in the beginning of each function of life and each action is the result of conscious thought, the habitual actions become automatic and the thought that controls them passes into the realm of the subconscious; yet it is just as intelligent as before. It is necessary that it become automatic, or subconscious, in order that the self-conscious mind may attend to other things. The new actions will, however, in their turn, be come habitual, then automatic, then subconscious in order that the mind again may be freed from this detail and advanced to still other activities.  

When you realize this, you will have found a source of power which will enable you to take care of any situation in life which may develop.

PART THREE  

1. The necessary interaction of the conscious and subconscious mind requires a similar interaction between the corresponding systems of nerves. Judge Troward indicates the very beautiful method in which this interaction is effected. He says: The cerebro-spinal system is the organ of the conscious mind and the sympathetic is the organ of the subconscious. The cerebro-spinal is the channel through which we receive conscious perception from the physical senses and exercise control over the movements of the body. This system of nerves has its centre in the brain.  

2. The Sympathetic System has its centre in a ganglionic mass at the back of the stomach known as the Solar Plexus, and is the channel of that mental action which unconsciously supports the vital functions of the body.  

3. The connection between the two systems is made by the vagus nerve which passes out of the cerebral region as a portion of the voluntary system to the thorax, sending out branches to the heart and lungs, and finally passing through the diaphragm, it loses its outer coating and becomes identified with the nerves of the Sympathetic System, so forming a connecting link between the two and making man physically a "single entity".  

4. We have seen that every thought is received by the brain, which is the organ of the conscious; it is here subjected to our power of reasoning. When the objective mind has been satisfied that the thought is true it is sent to the Solar Plexus, or the brain of the subjective mind, to be made into our flesh, to be brought forth into the world as reality. It is then no longer susceptible to any argument whatever. The  subconscious mind cannot argue; it only acts. It accepts the conclusions of the objective mind as final.  

5. The Solar Plexus has been likened to the sum of the body, because it is a central point of distribution for the energy which the body is constantly generating. This  energy is very real energy, and this sun is a very real sun, and the energy is being distributed by very real nerves to all parts of the body, and is thrown off in an atmosphere which envelopes the body.  

6. If this radiation is sufficiently strong the person is called magnetic; he is said to be filled with personal magnetism. Such a person may wield an immense power for good. His presence alone will often bring comfort to the troubled minds with which he comes in contact.  

7. When the Solar Plexus is in active operation and is radiating life, energy and vitality to every part of the body, and to every one whom he meets, the sensations are pleasant, the body is filled with health and all with whom he comes in contact experience a pleasant sensation.  

8. If there is any interruption of this radiation the sensations are unpleasant, the flow of life and energy to some part of the body is stopped, and this is the cause of every ill to the human race, physical, mental or environmental.  

9. Physical because the sun of the body is no longer generating sufficient energy to vitalize some part of the body; mental because the conscious mind is dependent upon the subconscious mind for the vitality necessary to support its thought, and environmental, because the connection between the subconscious mind and the Universal mind, is being interrupted.  

10. The Solar Plexus is the point at which the part meets with the whole, where the finite becomes Infinite, where the Uncreate becomes create, the Universal  becomes individualized, the Invisible becomes visible. It is the point at which life appears and there is no limit to the amount of life an individual may generate from this Solar centre.  

11. This centre of energy is Omnipotent because it is the point of contact with all life  and all intelligence. It can therefore accomplish whatever it is directed to accomplish, and herein lies the power of the conscious mind; the subconscious can and will carry out such plans and ideas as may be suggested to it by the conscious mind.  

12. Conscious thought, then, is master of this sun centre from which the life and energy of the entire body flows and the quality of the thought which we entertain determines the quality of the thought which this sun will radiate, and the character of the thought which our conscious mind entertains will determine the character of the thought which this sun will radiate, and the nature of the thought which our  conscious mind entertains will determine the nature of thought which this sun will radiate, and consequently will determine the nature of the experience which will  result.  

13. It is evident, therefore, that all we have to do is let our light shine; the more energy we can radiate, the more rapidly shall we be enabled to transmute undesirable conditions into sources of pleasure and profit. The important question, then, is how to let this light shine; how to generate this energy.  

14. Non-resistant thought expands the Solar Plexus; resistant thought contracts it. Pleasant thought expands it; unpleasant thought contracts it. Thoughts of courage, power, confidence and hope all produce a corresponding state, but the one arch enemy of the Solar Plexus which must be absolutely destroyed before there is any  possibility of letting any light shine is fear. This enemy must be completely destroyed; he must be eliminated; he must be expelled forever; he is the cloud which hides the sun; which causes a perpetual gloom.  

15. It is this personal devil which makes men fear the past, the present and the future;  fear themselves, their friends and their enemies; fear everything and everybody. When fear is effectually and completely destroyed, your light will shine, the clouds will disperse and you will have found the source of power, energy and life.  

16. When you find that you are really one with the Infinite power, and when you can consciously realize this power by a practical demonstration of your ability to overcome any adverse condition by the power of your thought, you will have nothing to fear; fear will have been destroyed and you will have come into  possession of your birthright.  

17. It is our attitude of mind toward life which determines the experiences with which  we are to meet; if we expect nothing, we shall have nothing; if we demand much, we shall receive the greater portion. The world is harsh only as we fail to assert ourselves. The criticism of the world is bitter only to those who cannot compel room for their ideas. It is fear of this criticism that causes many ideas to fail to see  the light of day.  

18. But the man who knows that he has a Solar Plexus will not fear criticism or anything else; he will be too busy radiating courage, confidence, and power; he will anticipate success by his mental attitude; he will pound barriers to pieces, and leap over the chasm of doubt and hesitation which fear places in his path.  

19. A knowledge of our ability to consciously radiate health, strength and harmony will bring us into a realization that there is nothing to fear because we are in touch with Infinite Strength.  

20. This knowledge can be gained only by making practical application of this information. We learn by doing; through practice the athlete comes powerful.  

21. As the following statement is of considerable importance, I will put it in several ways, so that you cannot fail to get the full significance of it. If you are religiously inclined, I would say, you can let your light shine. If your mind has a bias toward physical science, I would say you can wake the Solar Plexus; or, if you prefer the strictly scientific interpretation, I will say that you can impress your subconscious mind.  

22. I have already told you what the result of this impression will be. It is the method  in which you are now interested. You have already learned that the subconscious is intelligent and that it is creative, and responsive to the will of the conscious mind. What, then, is the most natural way of making the desired impression? Mentally concentrate on the object of your desire; when you are concentrating you are impressing the subconscious.  

23. This is not the only way, but it is a simple and effective way, and the most direct way, and consequently the way in which the best results are secured. It is the method which is producing such extraordinary results that many think that miracles are being accomplished.  

24. It is the method by which every great inventor, every great financier, every great statesman has been enabled to convert the subtle and invisible force of desire, faith and confidence into actual, tangible, concrete facts in the objective world.  

25. The subconscious mind is a part of the Universal mind. The Universal is the creative principle of the Universe, a part must be the same in kind and quality as the whole. This means that this creative power is absolutely unlimited; it is not bound by precedent of any kind, and consequently has no prior existing pattern by which to apply its constructive principle.  

26. We have found that the subconscious mind is responsive to our conscious will, which means that the unlimited creative power of the Universal Mind is within control of the conscious mind of the individual.  

27. When making a practical application of this principle, in accordance with the exercises given in the subsequent lessons, it is well to remember that it is not necessary to outline the method by which the subconscious will produce the results you desire. The finite can not inform the Infinite. You are simply to say what you desire, not how you are to obtain it.  

28. You are the channel by which the undifferentiated is being differentiated, and this differentiation is being accomplished by appropriation. It only requires recognition to set causes in motion which will bring about results in accordance with your desire, and this is accomplished because the Universal can act only through the individual, and the individual can act only through the Universal; they are one.  

29. For your exercise this week, I will ask you to go one step further. I want you to not only be perfectly still, and inhibit all thought as far as possible, but relax, let  go, let the muscles take their normal condition; this will remove all pressure from the nerves, and eliminate that tension which so frequently produces physical  exhaustion.  

30. Physical relaxation is a voluntary exercise of the will and the exercise will be found to be of great value, as it enables the blood to circulate freely to and from the brain and body.  

31. Tensions leads to mental unrest and abnormal mental activity of the mind; it  produces worry, care, fear and anxiety. Relaxation is therefore an absolute necessity in order to allow the mental faculties to exercise the greatest freedom.  

32. Make this exercise as thorough and complete as possible, mentally determine that you will relax every muscle and nerve, until you feel quiet and restful and at peace with yourself and the world.  

33. The Solar Plexus will then be ready to function and you will be surprised at the  result.  

PART THREE Study Questions 

21. What system of nerves is the organ of the Conscious Mind?

22. What system of nerves is the organ of the subconscious mind?

23. What is the central point of distribution for energy which the body is constantly generating? 

24. How may this distribution be interrupted? 

25. What is the result of such interruption?  

26. How may this energy be controlled and directed?

27. How may fear be completely eliminated?

28. What determines the experiences with which we meet in life? 

29. How may we awake the solar plexus?  

30. What is the creative principle of the Universe?

PART TWO Study Questions with Answers  

11. What are the two modes of mental activity? Conscious and subconscious.

12. Upon what do ease and perfection depend? Ease and perfection depend entirely  upon the degree in which we cease to depend upon the conscious mind.

13. What is the value of the subconscious? It is enormous; it guides us, warns us, it  controls the vital processes and is the seat of memory.  

14. What are some of the functions of the conscious mind? It has the faculty of  discrimination; it has the power of reasoning; it is the seat of the will and may impress  the  

subconscious.  

15. How has the distinction between the conscious and subconscious been  expressed? "Conscious mind is reasoning will. Subconscious mind is instinctive desire,  the result of past reasoning will."  

16. What method is necessary in order to impress the subconscious? Mentally state  what is wanted.  

17. What will be the result? If the desire is in harmony with the forward movement of  the great Whole, forces will be set in motion which will bring about the result.

18. What is the result of the operation of this law? Our environment reflects conditions  corresponding to the predominant mental attitude which we entertain.

19. What names has been given to this law? The Law of Attraction.

20. How is the law stated? Thought is a creative energy, and will automatically correlate  with is object and bring it into manifestation.

INTRODUCTION - PART THREE  

You have found that the Individual may act on the Universal, and that the result of this action and interaction is cause and effect. Thought, therefore, is the cause, and the  experiences with which you meet in life are the effect.

Eliminate, therefore, any possible tendency to complain of conditions as they have been, or as they are, because it rests with you to change them and make them what you would like them to be.

Direct your effort to a realization of the mental resources, always at your command, from which all real and lasting power comes.

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Insights:

Part three of the Master Key System emphasizes the importance of concentration, the ability to focus all of our mental energy on a single object or idea. Haanel suggests that concentration is the key to unlocking our mental powers and achieving our goals. We are reminded that our thoughts are constantly flowing, and it is up to us to choose which thoughts we want to focus on. By consciously directing our thoughts towards our desired outcome, we can manifest it into reality. Haanel explains that concentration requires practice and discipline. We must train our minds to focus and eliminate distractions that can interfere with our ability to concentrate.

Suggestions:

To get the most out of part three, practice concentration exercises regularly. Start small and gradually increase the amount of time you can focus on a single task or idea. Create a distraction-free environment that allows you to focus on your task at hand. Eliminate any unnecessary noise or visual distractions that may divert your attention. Use visualization techniques to help improve your concentration. Create a mental image of the task or idea you want to focus on, and use this image to help guide your thoughts.

Conclusion:

Part three of the Master Key System highlights the importance of concentration in achieving our goals. By directing our thoughts towards our desired outcome and eliminating distractions, we can improve our ability to concentrate and unlock our mental powers. Remember to practice regularly, start small, and gradually increase the amount of time you can focus on a single task or idea. With discipline and determination, you can become a master of your own mind and achieve your goals.

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