Back in 1972, a staff writer by the name of David R. Boldt at The Washington Post attended a Silva Mind Control seminar in 1972.

And I’m very happy to say that I found the article!

The Silva Mind Control was the earlier version of the Silva Intuition System, that also teaches you how to develop your intuition or clairvoyance skills. Those days, they were more familiarly known as Extra Sensory Perception (ESP) and psychic abilities.

In this report, David R. Boldt recalled almost every detail of his four-night, five day course he attended and how it has helped him as well as other Silva students who attended the seminar.

So now that I managed to get on here, you can read it too! Download the report here.

Download the Report Here

Better and Better

Laura

How amazing it must have been when two universities broke the news that they would offer the Silva Mind Control Seminar to its students?

It must have also changed a lot of minds and perception when The New York Times clearly stated that those who attends a Silva seminar are clearly business people and university students.

Take a look at it below, I managed to paste it here for your reading pleasure. You can even click on the photo to read a larger version of it.

April 16, 1972 New York Times - Can Man Control His Mind

“A recent study by Trinity University, San Antonio, Tex. would appear to indicate that graduates of Mind Control do attain a high degree of Alpha production. C. W. Post College, Greenvale, L. I., is planning to offer the course at its business school this fall and Canisius College will offer it in its Department of Religious Studies.”

“A visit to a Mind Control class in New York discloses more stockbrokers than bearded way outs and the dress style is closer to Brooks Brothers than to the East Village. A major New York company has sent all its top executives through the course and its president, a hard-headed businessman is seriously thinking of instituting an in-house training program for all employees. He refused to speak for the record, saying, We think there is something there, but I don’t want to alarm our stockbrokers at the moment.”

“Other businessmen are not so reluctant. Lee Epstein, a vice- president and art group supervisor at Doyle Dane Bernbach volunteered: “It opened the gates for me. It has re-energized me, made me more creative and yet more relaxed. I practice it every day and get better and better at my job and my life.”

~ New York Times, April 16, 1972