Psychical and Supernormal Phenomena : Their Observation and Experimentation

This book delves into the complex and intriguing world of hypnotism, psychic phenomena, and the human mind's untapped faculties. With a focus on phenomena such as mental suggestion, thought transmission, lucidity in somnambulism, telepathy, and the externalization of sensibility and force, it offers a comprehensive study that bridges the gap between hypnotic experiences and psychic occurrences. The author meticulously examines how certain conditions and methodical training can enhance these faculties, leading to spontaneous manifestations akin to those observed in induced states.

Positioned within a broader historical context, this work explores the evolution of psychical research and its connection to hypnology, presenting a natural progression from simple to complex phenomena.

It touches upon themes of consciousness, the potential physical impact of thought, and the possibility of creating durable entities with independent force through mental processes.

By addressing experiments in thought photography alongside traditional psychic studies, the book invites readers to reconsider their perceptions of reality and the abstract nature of thought. Concluding with an insightful discussion on materialization phenomena, it underscores the significance of understanding these complex manifestations in relation to both individual capabilities and broader psychical research.

Engagingly written and thoroughly researched, this book stands as a significant contribution to our understanding of the mind's unexplored powers. It is poised to captivate anyone interested in the mysteries that lie at the intersection of psychology, parapsychology, and spirituality.