Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23

the condition of the hair and scalp,
and a great many other 1ndlcatlons
which guide the vitosophist unerrlngly
when he understands them.
Delicate quality adapts man to oc-
cupations that are delicate ana nne
distinction of reasoning and perceptlon.
Men who are coarse and strong IN
quality require occupations that canl
out these attributes, and they are
miserable and unhappy when they are
compelled through force of circum-
stances to adopt occupations and pro
fessions that are out of harmony WITH
the quality.
In fact. quality is of such extra
ordinary Importance that l venture TO
state that no man can be succeSslul
in any occupation which is not mar
monious with 1t.
The temperament is the keystone OF
character and, when it is once properly
understood, it solves many mysteries
Vitosophy divides the entire eau
cs sian race into seven temperaments:
the electric; the magnetic; the vital;
the aIkali; the mental; the acid ana the
motive. ,,4s
The electric temperament is indicated
nv dark complexion; black hair dark
skin: brown eyes, with the generai
characteristics of negativeness, re-
ceptivity and composure. :.
The magnetic temperament is 1nol-
Gated by light complexion; blue eyes;
lieht hair; ruddy skin, and is charac-
terized hv positiveness, radiation and
ferVency.
The vital temperament exists Where
there is roundness and fulness Oh de-
yelopment of the vital organs.
TIE alkali temperament is Indicated
Nv concavity of feature and the absence
of angles.
The mental temperament is indicated
nv a large development of brain and
nervous system.
The acid temperament is indicated
bv convexity of features and sharp
ness of angles. and the motive tenn
perament by preponderance of bone
and muscle.
When we have carefully considered
the modifying conditions of health.
quality and temperament, the size OF
the brain becomes a measure of power.
AS 1 stated in my article last week,
the brain was localized by the dis
coverles and classifications of Gall and
Spurzheim, and forty-three organs of
the brain. each one representing
snecific mower, were mapped out on the
head.
This phrenoglical map as it is called,
mr. the fact of brain localization,
is one of the most tremendous dis
coveries in the history of science.
Eyery person should familiarize him.
self with the location and definition
of these organs and should learn TO
know what part of his BRAN is being
used in different kinds of thinking ana
acting. When this is known, when the
indiuidnal has l cen
curately surveyed and the trained in
telligence Of the vitosophist has been
directed to the consideration Of these
AZ different localized functions, 1T is
nerfectly easy to tell what parts of the
brain are strong and therefore con-
stitute talents and sources of sue
cessful effort, and what parts are weak
end which therefore constitute organic
faults. These organic talents and or
ganic faults are often plainly shown
on the photograph, and when carefully
considered the advice that is given
NAV be of surprising value. Some
times the distinguishing characteristic
hos heen retouched out of the photo
granhs and it is impossible to recognize
1t.
For the benefit of the Herald readers,
who desire to make careful study OF
themselves, = present herewith the
diagram of the head, showing the 43
localities of the brain, which was un-
ayoidably crowded out of last weeks
issue. I strongly recommend each
reader of this department to learn this
diagram thoroughly and become IA
rniIiar with the location of the brain
organs. When this is done you will
soon become conscious of using the
brain in parts, and by understanding
the function of each part you will
greatly increase your power of think
ing. It is quite possible to learn to