CONCENTRATION 785the realm of thought. Thanks to education (meaning the unfolding
and developing from within of the human mind) Nature's bible is
now being interpreted. The story of humankind's long and perilous
struggle upward has been written on the pages of this, the greatest
of all bibles.
All who have at least partly conquered the six basic fears described
in Lesson Three, and who have successfully conquered superstition and
ignorance, may read the records that have been written in Nature's
bible.
COMMENTARY
As explained in detail in Lesson Three and also in Napoleon Hill's Think and
Grow Rich, the six basic fears are the fear of poverty, the fear of old age, the
fear of criticism, the fear of loss of love of someone, the fear of ill health, and
the fear of death. In fact Hill reexamined these fears, in varying ways, in most
of his works.Come for a short visit with a few of the powerful men who are
making use of power created through the blending, in a spirit of
harmony, of two or more minds.
Henry Ford, Thomas A. Edison, and Harvey Firestone are men
of great achievement in their respective fields of endeavor. Of the
three, Henry Ford is the most powerful, with reference to economic
power. So great is his power that he may have anything of a physical
nature that he desires, or its equivalent. Millions of dollars, to him,
are but playthings, no harder to acquire than the grains of sand with
which the child builds sand tunnels.
Mr. Edison has such a keen insight into Mother Nature's bible
that he has harnessed and combined, for the good of man, more of
Nature's laws than any other man who ever lived.