This rare booklet was selfpublished by Crane in 1924 and contains the lectures "Thought Force", "Vibration" and "Kingdom Within".
Below is a quote from the lecture "Kingdom Within":
"When I was in Detroit there was a girl who lived in the apartment above visiting me one evening. She was a Secretary, of Mr. Ford, and during her conversation she said to me "that Henry Ford is a strange man." Most everyday he tells me, "now I am going into my office and I do not want to be disurbed for a couple of hours." And important people come from all over the world but he will not be disturbed. And what do you suppose he is doing? He is just sitting there looking at the wall, she said. She thinks Henry Ford is lazy, but Henry Ford is meditating. In this attitude of relaxation he is getting all his illumination with which he astonishes the world. Too much activity is a very bad thing. Real progress and great things are only done in the calm, peaceful attitude of meditation."
"When I was in Detroit there was a girl who lived in the apartment above visiting me one evening. She was a Secretary, of Mr. Ford, and during her conversation she said to me "that Henry Ford is a strange man." Most everyday he tells me, "now I am going into my office and I do not want to be disurbed for a couple of hours." And important people come from all over the world but he will not be disturbed. And what do you suppose he is doing? He is just sitting there looking at the wall, she said. She thinks Henry Ford is lazy, but Henry Ford is meditating. In this attitude of relaxation he is getting all his illumination with which he astonishes the world. Too much activity is a very bad thing. Real progress and great things are only done in the calm, peaceful attitude of meditation."
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| Thee Lectures on Psychology (1924) by Florence Crane |
