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Excerpt from Psychical Investigations: Some Personally-Observed Proofs of SurvivalIN debatable matters, such as psychical research, readers may naturally wish for information which shall enable them to estimate the amount of a writer's bias. It may therefore be useful to affirm that, at the begin ning of my investigations, my prejudices and wishes were opposed to the conclusions which the facts gradu ally forced upon me. If I am now biased in ...

Excerpt from New Evidences in Psychical Research: A Record of Investigations, With Selected, Examples of Recent S. ResultsMY friend Mr. J. Arthur Hill, having been more or less concerned in various remarkable experiences, thinks it desirable to publish them, and at the same time to discuss brie¿y the general subject from a reasonable point of view and in the light of a considerable knowledge of what has been done by others.He has asked me to i...

Excerpt from Man Is a Spirit: A Collection of Spontaneous Cases of Dream, Vision, and EcstasyApparitions are sometimes seen by sane andhealtbypeoplc.atoraftertbetimeofdeathof apersonnot Enowntobeillorindanger. Volume X. Of the Proceedings of the s.p.r.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgo...

Excerpt from Man Is a Spirit: A Collection of Spontaneous Cases of Dream, Vision and EcstasyIt is difficult to give in few words any idea of such a large subject, but the following may help.Telepathy, or transference of ideas from mind to mind through channels other than the known sensory ones, suggests but does not prove super physical action.Clairvoyance, automatic writing, and trance speech often produce true matter unknown to the sensitive...

Excerpt from Spiritualism: Its History, Phenomena and DoctrineHere it is necessary or desirable that I should indi cate my own position, in order that the reader may know how to discount my opinions. In debatable mat ters, we naturally want to know exactly where a writer stands, before we can decide how far to rely on what he says, for, though he may be perfectly honest, he may involuntarily be very unfair if he happens to have strong preferen...

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Excerpt from Man Is a Spirit: A Collection of Spontaneous Cases of Dream, Vision, and EcstasyApparitions are sometimes seen by sane andhealtbypeoplc.atoraftertbetimeofdeathof apersonnot Enowntobeillorindanger. Volume X. Of the Proceedings of the s.p.r.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgo...

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Excerpt from Psychical Investigations: Some Personally-Observed Proofs of SurvivalIN debatable matters, such as psychical research, readers may naturally wish for information which shall enable them to estimate the amount of a writer's bias. It may therefore be useful to affirm that, at the begin ning of my investigations, my prejudices and wishes were opposed to the conclusions which the facts gradu ally forced upon me. If I am now biased in ...