Adventurings in the PsychicalBruce, H. Addington (Henry Addington)
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Adventurings in the Psychical
Bruce, H. Addington (Henry Addington)
Parapsychology
But most assuredly, as the findings of the psychopathologists indicate
plainly, some among these hidden powers are amply available for use
here and now, and may be so employed as to enable the self of ordinary
consciousness to become less liable to disintegration, to ward off and
conquer disease, to develop mental attainments of a high order, to solve
life's varying problems with a sureness and success sadly lacking to
most of us at present.
INDEX
Aboulia, case of, 259-264.
Angus, Miss, crystal-visions of, 154-156.
Automatism, 134-170.
Badger, R., and case of BCA, 273 _n_.
Barrett, W. F., and telepathy, 64, 100.
Barzini, Professor, and Eusapia Paladino, 173.
BCA, case of, 265-289;
also mentioned, 292, 295, 298.
Bernheim, H., hypnotic experiments by, 300-301.
Bettany, Mrs., vision seen by, 40-41.
Binet, A., on personality, 308-309.
Blakeway, W., telepathic experience by, 90-91.
Boyle, Mrs., case of, 4.
Bramwell, J. M., hypnotic experiments by, 299-300.
Brill, A. A., and psycho-analysis, 246-254.
Burt, F. R., telepathic experiments by, 74, 81-83.
Cahill, B. J. S., dream creation by, 210-211.
Carrington, H., and mediumistic frauds, 175-178.
Clairvoyance, 102-126.
Cleaveland, W. M., case reported by, 143-146, 148.
Cobbe, Miss, and the subconscious, 202-203.
Cock Lane ghost, 183.
Corliss, I. M., trance medium, 138-141, 147.
Cortachy Castle, Drummer of, 13-17, 47, 48.
Crawford, Lord, and D. D. Home, 173, 199.
Crookes, W., and telepathy, 63, 97, 98;
and mediumistic phenomena, 181.
Cross-correspondence, 160-170.
Crystal-gazing, 127-131, 154-156.
Dalrymple, Miss, and ghostly drummer, 14-15.
Dickinson, L., case reported by, 156-157 _n_.
Dissociation, 230-289.
Donley, J. E., and cases of dissociation, 242-245, 254-257.
Dreams, telepathic, 106-118;
of lost objects, 121-126;
problems solved in, 204-209;
creative imagination in, 209-214.
Dunraven, Lord, and D. D. Home, 173, 199.
Eardley, Lady, case of, 39-40, 56, 57, 90.
Eastlake, Lady, case of, 4-5.
Entwistle, J. S. W., apparition seen by, 29-31.
Flammarion, C., and telepathy, 63;
and mediumistic phenomena, 181.
Flournoy, T., and telepathy, 63.
Forbes, Mrs., automatic writer, 160, 167-168.
Genius, new theory of, 214-215.
Ghosts, premonitory, 12-26;
coincidental, 26-35;
house-haunting, 35-38;
experimental, 42-45;
of inanimate objects, 49-52.
See also POLTERGEISTS.
Golinski, C., telepathic dream by, 116-118.
Goodrich-Freer, Miss, apparition seen by, 4-8;
crystal-visions of, 127-131.
Griffith, Mrs., telepathic dream by, 95-96.
Gurney, E., alleged spirit messages from, 160-164, 166.
Hallucinations, Census of, 48, 49.
See also DISSOCIATION, GHOSTS, HYPNOTISM, HYSTERIA, SUGGESTION,
and TELEPATHY.
Hazard, Mrs., apparition seen by, 26, 27.
Hilprecht, H. V., strange dream of, 207-209.
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