The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-04
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- u hts lWvaase 4 namelesa acme
shinr has s~skrred the imsvira,,un
And started II W. ia mission IL wing
~ nigh, into the skies. 81 dive a. |.
were. inta the pea,ly deep The ,rus
ar.lss recognises the fact that 10 sue.
eeed he mas. appeal 10 .hn hidden
principle, Nature he mus, copy With
precision - sct the wished fer rerfcr-
tim and variety. for nature never "a.
rcais herself, but fyr tho tonc II NJ,
picture ne must - paint that sotns-
thing beyond will he suggested. 10
the hidden soul TIM, unknown par, Of
" mnsi he appeal.
II has been said that we 1.-Two in two
roncentric worlds Of .hpugh. an outer
anl AL inner. an inner circle of con.
seriousness hcy"nd which there il an out.
lying realm snc0nnicn. personal being
and between this cutter aud this inncr
ring there i always f,eo and uncon-
se'ons exchange going on trains of
though, heavily frcightel travelling
from ono to tho other Frequently a
train passes thus Aee,ly beyond our
view aud We forget il until il returns 10
changed IN form and increased In vol
's'ne that wc scarcely know tha. |, has
over boon In tho embrace Or our con
scious apprehension. We arc cocni-
CANT Of TINT which goes on In tho innor
world. but tho growth and enlargement
u our being Which goes ON In tho out.
er arc beyond our ken, they arc tho
mysterious product Of tho human spirit
secretly in tho dccpes.
reccsscs of tho i'm.
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'onl into perception, memory. judgment.
original suggestion. reason. and 40
general function for cach of these fac-
alties ID tho imagination. which 10 ths
Of imagery for all our other
'aenliies.
Il remembers. Wills, reasons and In.
vents. dreams and judges. II i that
'omplcx exercise of tho mind by means
i which various concepts aro formel
detained and brought Into new and
combinations.
All tho great masterpieces of the hns
'r.s, of painting, Of music. II ststua,y
md Of song all owe their origin TO i'm
'gination. II ia tho unseen tvangcl
" which many Al hour IL begnilsd
many ! pang f tho heart subducd,
many . good resolution .ncrished till-
~ souls with lofty aspirations and
eading them onward 10 the higher
in the good. beautiful and
rue.
II 10 Imagination which enables the
'casoncr to east his mind ! $50 over the
sholo field " argument and perceive
sl'a. facts arc 10 bo stated and what
lro not and tho dnrutant who com.
lines tho highest results II Imagination
With tho highest results Of reason
hrows around truth the halo u bis
'wn grand conceptions.
Of the imagination 10 know nothing
ave in its effects; which give rise 70
he very pleasing belief that II ID not !
'recial faculty cf.hs mind but gcner.
i function for each faculty, ! name
'or that automatic action Of tho min,
shich like good fairy has hidden e.
iciency, power of helping and heal
ng under It's wing, power which tolls
or us when We arc asleep aud which
n Psychology Is entitled the imasin-
.tiou, but which wc have here desig-
natsI tho Hidden Soul.
IN memory u found noted marvel
u hidden thought, memories power
les moro within che realm of asesavisssaes
lhan Of conscious mental exercise. We
laily delyc and plod for truths with
Il whfeh IA sturn thu n,inI 4 0vnnt s,nr