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This book embodies the first attempt to appraise on a large scale writings hostile to psychic research. It seeks to deal fairly with persons who, through the course of more than a century, have expressed their disbelief in any facts "psychic" or "supernormal," according to the understood meaning of these terms. It proposes to ascertain with what degree of knowledge these persons are equipped to deal with the subject, to see whether the logic they employ is such as is employed in other types of investigation or is of a sort deemed good enough only for this, and generally to analyze and set forth their polemical methodology. All of these persons are respectable, and some of them illustrious, representatives of the classes to which they belong, physical scientists, psychologists, university and college instructors, physicians, clergymen, magicians and what-not. There are more than one hundred of these to be heard in this book.

This volume contains the results of Fukurai's elaborate studies in clairvoyance and thoughtography since 1910. As a Japanese scholar, his initial reports were received with great disdain, forcing Fukurai to resign his position as a professor at the Imperial University of Tokyo. He hopes this work will make a small contribution towards the progress of psychical science. Contains 119 illustrations.

Karen Livingston was intrigued by the world of parapsychology at a very early age. Her first visit to an extraordinary psychic set her off on a spiritual journey that would span over twenty years. It would prove to be an amazing journey that would include numerous fascinating experiences and introduce her to many captivating characters, while at the same time allowing her to help others with their own spiritual journeys along the way.

Ms. Livingston has now chosen to share some of those events with individuals who find themselves yearning to embark on their own spiritual journey, but who are unsure of where to begin. She remembers what it was like taking those first awkward steps, along with the helpful advice and lessons offered by others. Karen has not forgotten that advice, and how valuable it was to her, and through this book she now hopes to pass it on...

1918. The author describes how she suddenly developed the power of automatic writing. She was not a Spiritualist at the time. Her hand was controlled and she wrote a quantity of matter which was entirely outside her own knowledge or character. The pages in this book contain a partial history of her discovery. While much of the more intimate personal matter has been omitted, most of those to whom these messages were given have felt impelled to share, in this tragic time, the comfort and assurance of their conviction, and have voluntarily yielded their privacy, hoping thereby to bring to those in sorrow an added faith in the continuance of personality, with all that this implies.

A course of eight lessons on thought transference, telepathy, mental currents, mental rapport, etc., containing practical instruction, exercises and directions capable of being understood, mastered and demonstrated by any person of average intelligence.

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1868. Also Quotations from the Opposition. Memoranda of Persons, Places, and Events is written in the interest of History, to put on record certain personal events and corroboratives in their chronological order which authentically reveal the rise, progress and prospects of one of the grandest eras in the spiritual growth of mankind. The contents of the text are extracted from the author_s private journal and have not been published in any of his many works on Spiritualism and Philosophy. Davis strives to present both the pro and con of the thinkers of the day. The appendix contains Zschokke_s remarkable and instructive story on the _Transfigurations,_ illuminating the curative power of human magnetism and the spiritual beauty and purity of the _superior condition._

1931. The lessons of this book are to help the reader develop willpower, to gain control of the vital forces abundant in nature; to awaken the psychic faculties and to obtain genuine seership. Partial Contents: Mediumship; Self-Control; The Nervous System; Rhythmic Breathing; Practical Concentration; Healing; Controlling the Mind; and Illumination.

Here is the very latest information and methods regarding the practical side of telepathy, clairvoyance and similar manifestations of psychic phenomena. It tells you how to send and receive mental messages, how to tell the contents of a sealed package, how to read sealed messages, how to use thought force in business, etc. Contents: mind of man; mental principle; mind action; thought transference; thinking for results.

The author gives an account of many of his investigations into matters connected with psychical research during the last quarter of a century, with an abridgment of contemporary records. The author's conviction of man's survival of bodily death-a conviction based on a large range of natural facts-is well known; and in this volume some idea can be gained as to the most direct and immediate kind of foundation on which in the future he considers that this belief will in due course be scientifically established. The book is divided into four sections entitled: aims and objects of psychical research; experimental telepathy or thought transference; spontaneous telepathy and clairvoyance; and automatism and lucidity.

The author is not a spiritualist and frankly confesses that he is strongly inclined to hold the belief in continued personal existence as capable proof and in the possibility of at least occasional communication, but he holds that the scientific method is the only method of knowledge. It is his present purpose to point out simply and plainly certain facts, and certain conclusions based on those facts, which he came to accept after years of patient study, both as a member of the Society for Psychical Research and in his own personal capacity.

Man is forever searching for a solution of life's mysteries. Psychic phenomena is the pivot around which great controversies are raging. It has always been interwoven with religion and theologians have for ages exercised a monopoly on things called mysterious and supernatural. This book contains specific instructions for developing thought-transference, psychometry, mind-reading, automatic writing, mental broadcasting and other psychic phenomena.

Edgar Cayce, America's "sleeping prophet," was one of the most active and trusted psychics of the 20th century. Thousands of people relied on him for insights into their physical and emotional health, spiritual questions, business prospects, and dreams. His writings still inform us today. Cayce's readings were stunningly accurate -- about 85 percent of them hit the mark. But some cases seemed to be beyond his abilities. Why did his powers fail him at times -- if they in fact did? In "The Outer Limits of Edgar Cayce's Power," his sons, Edgar Evans Cayce and Hugh Lynn Cayce, investigate the questions that challenged the prophet's seemingly unlimited psychic abilities.

Here is a detailed account of a psychic's experience as being blessed spiritually when being able to see up into the heavenly abode above us. It deals with a vast amount of creativity in the purest form. Many visions have been studied carefully and are shared openly. Our Lord has a fantastic way of revealing Himself, especially inside of His very own holy light. God isn't hard to understand, and you will find more blessings from Him and His Son. Angels of various color do in fact touch us lovingly This appeals to all age groups, as the flowing movement inside of the spirit will teach us only good things yet to come. In this case the translator is used as an instrument helping with knowledge given for many of the explored aspects to the hereafter. A stunning account of actual spiritual visions have been included.

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Found in this work is a study and series of lessons of all phenomena, including other world life and its control over human existence. The purpose of this book is to get at the truth, for we are satisfied that only error can cause so much scattering of the wits of the world. If there is truth at the bottom of it all, we owe our readers a duty, which is to find the truth, to prove it is the truth and to ascertain its value to humanity.

Contains Andrew Jackson Davis' lectures on: Dr. Andrew Jackson Davis, his development as a seer; seven modes of divine action; harmonial conceptions of man; harmonial conceptions of health; sleep and death; self culture; the philosophy of evil; women and marriage; soul culture; the philosophy of inspiration; immortality; the spirit's home.

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Contents: wings; disappointment; to be accounted for; Tartar; renunciation; Krishnavana, destroyer of souls; that haunting thing; man who lost caste; silence; Khizr; fear; light.

Introduction to science and key of life; manifestations of divine law, received through psychic telegraphy, and the autobiography of Clytina, born in Athens, 147 BC, passed to celestial life, 131 BC. This series of messages were transmitted by unseen intelligences, and were clicked out through a telegraph instrument of common use. They represent psychic communications from Alvidas and Clytina and others, former inhabitants of ancient classic Greece.

Skeptical in analysis, tireless in research, scrupulous in statement, fearless in pursuit of truth, and unmoved by the misrepresentation that pursues discoverers of vital facts, Dr. Geley's purpose in this book was to substantiate the data by the records of experimental work done by the able men who have undertaken the laborious and ungrateful task of experiment on the supernormal facts at the International Metaphysic Institute. The primary fact in subjective metaphysics is clairvoyance, and, in objective metaphysics, ectoplasm and its modifications. This work deals with each methodically and in succession as they were observed; but in the first place it is set before readers fresh to these studies the elementary principles and essential conditions of experimentation with mediums. Illustrated.