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“More than forty-five years of intensive study and thousands of experiments with people from all walks of life have gone into the creation of what I call Perfect Living. And what is Perfect Living? It’s a state of absolute self-togetherness, a union of the conscious and subconscious selves for the ultimate good and benefit of your whole person. In this book, Mangan proposes a breakthrough in mind science and puts this secret into your hands. Perfect Living means ‘Self-Togetherness’—a perfect union of the two opposed forces.” The book explores practical methods for uniting the conscious mind and the subconscious, using techniques such as switchwords. These switchwords allow the conscious person to gain the cooperation of their subconscious self, creating inner harmony and bringing immediate results. For instance, you’ll discover how to overcome fears, relax, maintain youthfulness, achieve prosperity, and even release hidden abilities. The benefits of Perfect Living are endless, and this book explains them all.
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In this selection of Mangan's poetry and prose, Mangan can be appreciated not only for the poignancy and power of his late poems and autobiographical writings, but also for those talents admired by his original readers: his metrical skills, his love of wordplay and his surrealist humour.
This compelling narrative sweeps away some long-retailed myths about Mangan - that he suffered a life of unrelieved poverty, that he had only one love affair which left him soured on women forever, that he was friendless and always alone, and that he was swathed in perpetual gloom. At the same time, the author examines the poet's early childhood as the source of his eccentric behaviour, his dependence on alcohol and perhaps opium, and the role that the supernatural and his belief in it played in his life. Shannon-Mangan depicts a startlingly modern man who in spite of errors and weaknesses created a body of work unrivalled in its time.
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