Practical Mind-Reading A Course of Lessons on Thought-Transference, Telepathy, Mental-Currents, Mental Rapport, &c.

Part 6

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Scientific principles underlying Psychomancy. Sensing objects by the Astral Senses. Projection of the Astral Body.

=How to Develop Yourself.= Development Methods. Concentration. Visualization. Psychometry. How to use the Crystal and Mirror. General Instruction.

Simple and Space Psychomancy and their difference. Seeing Through Solid Objects. Seeing Down Into the Earth. Diagnosis of Disease by Psychomancy.

=The Astral Tube.=

=Psychometry.= Five Methods.

Various forms of Crystal Gazing. Directions of "How to Do It," etc.

=Astral Projection.= What the Trained Experimentor may do.

=Space Psychomancy.= What may be accomplished by means of it.

Sensing the scenes, occurrences and objects of the Past, by Astral Vision.

=Future Time Psychomancy.= Future events casts their shadows before.

=Dream Psychomancy.= This lesson will explain many instances in your own experience.

This most interesting study is stated clearly, so that all may readily understand the fundamental principle of Psychic communication.

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Inconsistent hyphenation (postoffice/ post-office; mind reading/ mind-reading)

References on page 89 to the "Sperry" children refer to the "Creery" experiments mentioned on page 15.

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