1912. This is the book that inspired H. Spencer Lewis, the founder of the modern day Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, to begin his early studies into mysticism. Dr. Lewis treasured this book because it convinced him of a vast world to explore within himself. It was the first book dealing with mysticism and the psychic side of life that he ever read. Contents: Duality and suggestion; Reasoning powers of the two minds differentiated; Perfect memory of the subjective mind; Subjective memory; Perception of the fixed laws of nature; Effects of adverse suggestion; Hypnotism and mesmerism; Hypnotism and crime; Psycho-therapeutics; A new system of mental therapeutics; Phenomena of spiritism; Physical phenomena of spiritism; Phantasms of the dead; Suspended animation and premature burial; Practical conclusions and suggestions; Physical manifestations and philosophy of Christ; Spiritual philosophy of Christ; Mission of Christ; Deductions from various attributes of the soul.
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This is a wonderful, well explained introduction to mysticism and psychism. Hudson delves deeply into the conscious and subconscious mind explaining their purpose. A very interesting read!
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hypnotic science, fluidic theory, subjective mind, oral suggestion, mesmeric methods, subjective intelligence, ablest scientists, adverse suggestion, mental therapeutics, telepathic communion, perfect passivity, complete abeyance, telepathic suggestion, hypnotic condition, telepathic rapport, subjective faculties, subjective power, higher phenomena, spiritistic phenomena, modern spiritism, objective intelligence, objective faculties, spirit intercourse, subjective entity, telepathic impressions Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New Testament, United States, Jesus Christ, East Indian, General Conclusions, Professor Bernheim, Christian Church, Sir William, Supreme Being, Zerah Colburn, Allan Kardec, Blind Tom, Seybert Commission, Daniel Webster, Holy Ghost, Illustrative Incidents, Kubla Khan, Morland Square, Patrick Henry, Saint Peter, Son of God New!
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- Suggestive Therapeutics (1886; English 1889) (Thoemmes Press - Classics in Psychology) (Vol 21) by Hippolyte Bernheim on 5 pages
- Phantasms of the Living by Eleanor M. Sidgwick on page 177, and page 188
- Animal Magnetism by Charles Fere on page 90
- Philosophy of Mysticism Vol One (The Occult) by Carl Du Prel on page 28
- Divine Pedigree of Man by Thomson Jay Hudson in Front Matter
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- Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude by W. Stone on page 286
- TNT: The Power Within You by Claude M. Bristol on page 17
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