A course of practical psychic instruction.

  • Psychic Research Co.
Date:
1901,
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Credit: A course of practical psychic instruction. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    How to Develop Clairvoyance in Subjects.—To develop Clairvoyance in your subject it is necessary that you select first of all only your best somnambulists, because a larger proportion of these will be found to pass into the Clairvoyant state than of those who go only into light conditions of Hypnosis. Where there is found a subject who has no memory upon waking of anything which has transpired during his sleep and who follows post-hypnotic suggestions accurately, and in whom you can in- duce the phenomena of sense illusions at will, such a subject will with training pass into the deeper condition of the Clear Sight or Clairvoyance. Such a one will develop not. only an extraordinary accuracy in foretelling events but he will be able to give clear accounts of things which are happening at a dis- tance being apparently able at will to send forth his spirit to roam'where it will, while his body is recumbent in the chair _ Testing for Clairvoyance.-To test your subject for C air- vovance begin by putting him into a profound sleep, l ien, Itanding befide him! say: Go farther and farther away Sleep profoundly, and your spirit will be sufficiently liberated from the clay to permit it to travel where it will, bringing back tidings of what is happening in lands where you have never been. Add here a few suggestions to deepen the sleep and say: You will -e r to me what you see. You will tell me as you go along what you see with the eye of the spirit. I am going to send you now across the sea and you will give me a clear account of what is passing in my home in England and describe for me the people Z see and the places you visit. There are wings to the spir£ and you may take your flight at once. Now you are crossing he sea; now you have arrived; now tell me where you are and what you see before you. uatnrf> A Clairvoyant Journey.-Iu this way you spread before your subject's eye a panorama, so to speak, of the journey which : Ts des red his spirit shall take. He will now m an imperfect way attempt to describe what he sees, and fluency will only come 7o nim after repeated trials. Weigh well the evince.he brings vou and neither by word nor look discourage him by criticism. Torder develop Clairvoyance there must be given to he subiect the most encouraging suggestions. He must be maae to that his work is valuable, and though you may' couple your directions with warnings that he is only to repeat just
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