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    Mind Penetration: The Ancient Art of Mental Mastery

    By Haha Lung

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    The renowned martial arts master and author of Mind Fist and Lost Arts of War shows readers how to achieve total mental domination over enemies.
     
    To read the mind of your enemy, to manipulate his psyche to serve your purposes, and to claim victory without ever landing a blow—these are the secrets of I-Hsing.
     
    To become a master of the Mind Fist, the greatest weapon of I-Hsing, is to gain more than a competitive advantage, it is to gain complete control over your foes.
     
    In Mind Penetration, Dr. Haha Lung distills the essential skills and techniques behind I-Hsing’s seemingly supernatural ability to smash your enemy’s mental defenses and bend anyone to your will. Comprehensive and easy to follow, this guide invites readers to:
    • Explore the origins and history of mind manipulation
    • Discover its practice in the ancient Far East and in the modern West
    • Learn how to control the minds of your enemies
    • Gain confidence and knowledge through clear descriptions and helpful illustrations
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Integrated Media
    Release dateNov 1, 2007
    ISBN9780806537795
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