The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-06
TELEPATHY,

(the subjective) of the one to whom they are sent. It is not as a message coming from you direct, but indirectly 1. e., the recipient, during his waking hours, will be impressed to follow an impulse coming from he knows not where; an impulse that will be wholly the result of your desire; an impulse to spur himself on to higher aims. greater ambition and the exchange of hope and. courage to displace fear and discouragement; an impulse to lay hold of every hygienic measure for the res toration of health; in other words. whatever you desire for him, he will desire for himself, if you hold the thought sufficiently strong for him. to get 1t subjectively.
 A word of caution: To secure the best results, 1t is neither necessary nor wise to inform the person of your intentions. unless you are assured that he or she Is in full sympathy with your undertaking; otherwise you will be obliged to work against possible preju- dice and preconceived ideas.
 While there is almost unlimited power in the projected thought of a trained mind, must admit that much of the so-called absent treatment re- solves itself into self-restraint. as in thousands of cases no thought what ever is projected at the time of treat ment.
 A few persons become wealthy by thus trading on the cfedulity of gull lfble public! 'Tis true. many were helped by merely thinking they were being treated at certain time and by certain person; so effective is the power of auto-suggestion.
 Mental TeIegraphy.
 4&I1 Aa14 kkax are not to be confounded. Mental tel egraphy" as distinguished from ''tele- pathy" Is wholly volitional and re- quires the concentration of the objec- tive mind on the message to be com municated. This may be done at any time;. therefore, 1t Is not dependent upon the sleep condition.
 While we cannot have mental tele- graphy" without "telepathy," we can and do have "telepathy" without men tai telegraphy."
 For those who ask derisively Gas If derision settled the question:: How can mind influence mind at a distance: there is, for sufficient answer, the How can matter in- fluence matter at distance? It should be remembered that thought recognizes no limitations of time or space.
 The Psychological Research Society of London. England, after a thorough investigation. declares as follows, in favor of mental telegraphy," viz.: Tt is certain that communication Is pos sible between mind and mind other wise than through the known channels of the senses. Mental telegraphy Is a faculty long since stunted through dis use, or an evidence of a more splendid capacity to be developed"
 Previously to giving you the modus- operandi for sending mental telegrams, I desire to call your attention to the fact that faith in ultimate results of the experiments is an important aid to success.
 Notwithstanding the numerous, we'll authenticated cases on record, there are many persons still fisinclined to believe in the possibilities of mental telegraphy." The same was true of the Morse telegraph, the Bell telephone, the Marconi wireless, and many other inventions.
 The people of India have good req son to believe in telepathic communi- cations in the form of mental tel egraphy," because for hundreds of years it has been to them an establish ed fact. The English had positive proof of the existence of mental tel egraphy" during the Afghanistan war. The natives in the bazars and coffee houses of Bombay and Calcutta dis cussed the issues of the numerous bat ties and skirmishes. as fought. several days before the officials could get the