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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    fhe name to yourself. This will be found slightly more difficult than the preceding experiment, but one complete success in an evening is worth waiting for. The foregoing experiments between the Projector and Receiver with such simple variations as may occur to either should be practiced for one week at least before any attempt is made to communicate across long distances. Cesson XUl The next experiment should be conducted in two rooms with closed door between, the Projector seating himself in one room, and the Receiver in the other. The full time allowance of one hour should be given to this experiment, and the door between should not be opened for any purpose. Both of the parties experimenting should be provided with paper and pencil; the one jotting down his orders, with time by watch noted, and set down plainly opposite; the other noting his impressions as received, with time by watch corresponding. The hour should be divided into six experiments, of ten minutes each, and the following will give some idea of the nature of the orders to be transmitted. Hour 8:00 P. M. Order Walk about. g:10 « « Lie down on the floor. 8:20 Dance. 8:30 Laugh. 8:40 Whistle. 8;5o Write me a letter. At the end of the hour compare notes. The idea to be followed ■by the Projector in preparing his series of apparently foolish orders is to avoid confusing the Receiver by sending faint impressions. The order should be of such a nature that it may take at once the form of a simple impulse.
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