"New Thought" adherents at the turn of the 20th century vehemently believed in the concept of "mind over matter," and one of the most influential thinkers of this early "New Age" philosophy offers here, in this curious 1908 work, his insight into that extraordinary ability we all have deep within our minds: the power of Mental Influence. You'll learn about: . the vibratory force of Thought-Waves . the invisible ether than transmits Mental Influence . the first thing occult authorities teach their pupils . the alluring sway of Fascination . and more. American writer WILLIAM WALKER ATKINSON (1862-1932) was editor of the popular magazine New Thought from 1901 to 1905, and editor of the journal Advanced Thought from 1916 to 1919. He authored dozens of New Thought books under numerous pseudonyms, some of which are likely still unknown today, including "Yogi

Black magic. Telepathy. The Universal Mind. Such wonders are real, insists spiritualist Alexander Cannon in this 1933 tome, all manifestations of the invisible influence all around us. Subtitled "a story of the mystic Orient with great truths which can never die," this florid and enthusiastic narrative, structured as a conversation between Cannon and a series of mystics, yogis, and other sages, offers anecdotes of crystal gazing, levitation, hypnotism, distant-touching, and other weird phenomena as evidence of this "invisible influence." A breathless document of the fascination with the occult that gripped the early years of the 20th century, these tales of the paranormal continue to beguile today. British physician and psychiatrist ALEXANDER CANNON (b. 1896) also wrote Sleeping Through Space, The Shadow of Destiny, Science of Hypnotism, and Powers That Be.

The Author Advances His Clairvoyant Treatment, Which Seems To Be A Combination Of Mesmerism And Herbal Recipes, And Includes Stories Of His Trips Through Upstate New York, Of Course Curing As He Went, And To Canada. The Final 30 Pages Consists Of The Author's Herbal Recipes, For Lung Problems, Dyspepsia, Cancer, Dropsy, Gravel And Stone.

To Which Is Added Spiritual Phenomena: How To Investigate Their Various Phases; How To Form Circles And Develop Mediumship; An Absolute Test Of Genuine Mediumship.

In the Law of Psychic Phenomena by author Thomas Jay Hudson, Hudson has attempted to create a classification of verified psychic phenomena, accounts of which is found in the literature current on the subject; and has tentatively formulated a working hypothesis for the systematic study of all classes of psychic phenomena. Hudson has collected a vast array of facts, thus accumulated and verified, and awaiting scientific classification and analysis, which would seem to justify at least a tentative effort to apply to them the processes of induction, to the end that the fundamental law of psychic phenomena may be discovered. This is an important work for those who are interested in the writings of Thomas Jay Hudson and also those with an interest in understanding psychic phenomena.

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Our Sixth Sense, A Textbook For All Students. Thoughts For Thinkers Series No. 11.

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This collection of essays and lectures by renowned theosophist and occultist C.W. Leadbeater provides an educated insider's view not only of clairvoyance and the power of the mind, but also of black magic and white magic, and the perseverance of the spirit after death. Both intellectual and spiritual, Leadbeater's writings attempt to not simply explain these difficult and controversial subjects, but provide context and guidance. Always stressing the importance of education and training in these areas, he raises them above the conventional wisdom that they are fanciful arts. Secrets Revealed is a must-read for anyone interested in a serious consideration of New Age spiritual practices. English clergyman turned spiritualist CHARLES WEBSTER LEADBEATER (1854-1934) was ordained as an Anglican priest, but later joined the prominent Theosophical Society and traveled to India to study alternative spiritual and occult practices, eventually settling into his life as a clairvoyant and author. His other works include Man Visible and Invisible and The Science of the Sacrament.

A technical treatise in non-technical language designed to benefit the professional and amateur, and to give a broader insight into one of the most fascinating branches of public entertaining.

Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and its Attainment is a publication authored by Rudolf Steiner. This title focuses on Steiner's belief of the importance of studying and understanding higher worlds and includes on how to attain knowledge from higher worlds, esoteric training, transforming dream life, consciousness and spiritual training. This is an excellent book for those who are interested in such studies as outlined above and also for those who are interested in the beliefs and new age ideas made popular in the early 20th century by Rudolf Steiner.

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Revised Second Printing MENTAL RADIO By UPTON SINCLAIR Introduction by WILLIAM McDOUGALL Preface by ALBERT EINSTEIN With a Report by WALTER FRANKLIN PRINCE CHARLES C THOMAS PUBLISHER Springfield Illinois U. S. A. tt - MARY CRAIG SINCLAIR 1883-1961 INTRODUCTION J J r. Upton Sinclair needs no introduction to the public as a fearless, honest, and critical student o public affairs. But in the present book he has with characteristic courage entered a new field, one in which reputations are more easily lost than made, the field of Psychic Research. When he does me the honor to ask me to write a few words of introduction to this book, a refusal would imply on my part a lack either of courage or of due sense of scientific respon sibility. I have long been keenly interested in this field and it is not necessary to hold that the researches of the past fifty years have brought any solidly established conclusions in order to feel sure that further research is very much worth while. Even if the results of such research should in the end prove wholly negative that would be a result of no small importance for from many points of view it is urgently to be wished that we may know where we stand in this question of the reality of alleged supernormal phenomena. In dis cussing this question recently with a small group of scientific men, one of them who is perhaps the most prominent and influential of American psychologists seemed to feel that the whole problem was settled in the negative when he asserted that at the present time no American psychologist of standing took any interest in this field. I do not know whether he meant to deny my Americanism or my standing, neither of which I can establish. Buthis remark if it were true, would not in any degree support his conclusion it would rather be a grave reproach to American psychologists. Happily it is possible to name several younger American psychologists who are keenly interested in the problem of telepathy. And it is with experiments in telepathy that Mr. Sinclairs book is chiefly concerned. In this part, as in other parts, of the field of Psychic Research, progress must largely depend upon such work by intelligent educated laymen or amateurs as is here re ported. For facility in obtaining seemingly supernormal phenom ena seems to be of rare and sporadic occurrence and it is the duty of men of science to give whatever encouragement and sympathetic . wisfts cut cio. PUBLIC mm 6300824 Vl MENTAL RADIO support may be possible to all amateurs who find themselves in a position to observe and carefully and honestly to study such phenomena. Mrs. Sinclair would seem to be one of the rare persons who have telepathic power in a marked degree and perhaps other super normal powers. The experiments in telepathy, as reported in the pages of this book, were so remarkably successful as to rank among the very best hitherto reported. The degree of success and the conditions of experiment were such that we can reject them as conclusive evidence of some mode of communication not at present explicable in accepted scientific terms only by assuming that Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair either are grossly stupid, incompetent and care less persons or have deliberately entered upon a conspiracy to deceive the public in a most heartless and reprehensible fashion. I have unfortunately no intimate personal knowledge of Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair but I am acquainted with someof Mr. Sinclairs earlier publications and that acquaintance suffices to convince me, as it should convince any impartial reader, that he is an able and sincere man with a strong sense of right and wrong and of indi vidual responsibility. His record and his writings should secure a wide and respectful hearing for what he has to tell us in the follow ing pages. Mrs...

The Prime Object Of This Little Volume Is To Set Forth Clearly And Concisely The Value Of Psychology, Hypnotism And Clairvoyance As Practically Applied To Education, Morality, Spirituality, Medicine, Surgery, Business, And To The Development And Exercise Of Personal Magnetism.