Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
Why You Should Become Practical
VItosopfst

Why You Should Become Practical
| vItosophist
In this department of The Herald I
have now for number of weeks given
the general outlines of the principles of
vitosophy in their application to many
| of the perplexing, not to say distressing
problems of life.
| The science has been demonstrated to
be practical and useful in determining
character, in deciding the course OF ed
| ucation,S In the choice of professions ana
accomplishments and in the most impor-
tant of all relationships-the selection OF
1 congenial companions in matrimony, Tor
| harmonious association, financial success
| and the improvement of the race.
| l desire especially in this article TO
urge upoh all interested readers, but es-
| pecially upon young men and women, the
desirability of making a thorough and
| systematic study of the science. IL is
regrettable that the great mass Oh IN
telligent readers are too apt to be sat
isfied with merely reading a few inter-
esting articles and giving the science
quasi Endorsement. ! Many will say, Il
believe in vitosophy," and insist tnat
there is a great deal in it, and others
may even go to the extent OF having
| a personal delineation of character with
| out for moment considering the ire
/
| a thorough and comprehensive study OF
vitosophy in all of its scientific and per-
sonal applications.
MANY are discouraged from attempting
a complete course of study because they
believe they have not had sunicient ed'
ucation to be prepared for It, Inls
| should not be considered. If any man
or woman has sufficient education to
read fuently and write good business
| letter yitosophy can be Thoroughly un-
| derstood and the possession of the knowl-
| edge of human nature impaired Dy the
science is SO valuable that 1t often gives
| advantages that no other form Oh edu-
| cation confers. AS matter OF 1act some
| of the most successful students OF vltos-
| ophy have not been college graduates,
while some graduates of Yale and Har-
ward have been the most unsatisfactory
| students I have ever tried to instruct
The college graduate is usually saturated
with misinformation which 1t Is hard Tor
| him to unlearn, while the man OF limited
education with good block OF common
sense gets started right in the first place
and uses the science most effectively
1t must be borne in mind that vitoso-
phy> offers a completely revolutionary
theory of the whole structure OF the uni
verse and gives a basis for an entlreiy
rev system of learning, based upon en-
tirely new conceptions of the great FORCES
| of nature.
Vitosophy is valuable not only as
great source of personal Improvement but
also as a practical profession. Thousanos
of earnest inquirers are asking, How
can / obtain the benefits OF vitosophy
in its practical application to my own
llife?" The answer to this must be given
by trained practitioners and the harvest
is white while the laborers are rev.
Even If the student does not desire to
enter the ranks of the professional prac-
titioner he will find his knowledge valu-
able in every walk of life. 1t is I'M
possible to conduct a negotiation, to
make a bargain, to employ or be en-
nloved by any man. to buy piece of
property or even get married without
| findingoan opportunity to use vitosophy
profitably.
The profession of vitosophy offers an
| entirely new, unoccupied and lucrative
field of effort 10 intelligent men and wo-
men who are willing to work and who
POSSESS sufficient talent to stand before
the world as teachers and examples OF
n new and improved method of life
Vitosophy is valuable for what it does
| for the student and what 1t enables him
to do for others. Briefly stated its ad"
vantages are as follows:
| 1t teaches right comprehension OF
human life, the direction of all the fac
ulties of intelligence and enables the
student to rise to the conception and use
| of the best energies he possesses, 1t IS
| a complete system of psychology and
character study, enabling the student to
understand his own nature and that of
every one he meets. AS a profession 1t
is honorable and ennobling, causing the
practitioner to benefit every one with
whom he comes in contact and command
| ing respect, admiration and lucrative
support It sets everybody right in the
important matters of education. business.
| commercial success, marriage and social
ENGAGEMENTS reproduction and morality
and causes the practitioner to be contin-
ually regarded as a public benefactor.
II increases personal magnetism and
| gives the power to command success In
| all occupations 1t is complete system
of healing without drugs, superstition or
personal \manipulations. In this 1t has
distinct advantage, accomplishing more
than any other system by purely natural
means
| The complete equipment of knowledge,
instruments. paraphernalia and stock re-
quired can be obtained>for less than one
fourth the expenditure of time ana
money required to enter any equally re-
spectacle and lucrative occupation 1t is
not crowded The United States will sup
port 10000 good vitosophists and the field
| is entirely unoccupied. 1t is movable.
| A yitosophist can travel all over the
civilized world and find profitable en-
ployment everywhere, or he can stay in
any one city a lifetime, If he prefers
and find constant demand for his serv-
ice. It is always available, A vitoso-
phist can suspend business for any
period of time and in three days he can
have his business up to the normal STAN
dard of activity. This is impossible in
any other profession. 1t can be learned
in one-tenth of the time it takes to mas
ter any other profession. 1t is the most
.a1 xr;tO cNrahi icf 90 n
command an immediate practice and is
paid higher fees in proportion to the
amount of labor performed than any
other vocation in existence, 1t is the
most useful, ennobling and honorable
profession in the world. The vitosophist
deals with humanity and in every trans
action teaches men and women to be
better, wiser, cleaner. healthier. more
prosperous. more beautiful, more, social,
more dignified and in word more COM
pletely happy and civilized.
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