Awaken Your Gifts: Clairvoyance, Explanation & Instructions
Publisher: Tex Ojeda & Associates
Published: 2007
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 100
Table of contents: title: CONTENT; title: INTRODUCTION	 				(PAGE X); title: Chapter I:  A GLANCE BACKWARD	   		(PAGE 1); title: How to study the Science of Clear Sight or Clairvoyance should be undertaken—Speculations of scientific men concerning it, their concessions finally succeeding to their denunciation, Phenomena of sleep/somnambulism—remarkable potential of the blind, Similarity of some somnambulistic and clairvoyant effects, the union of the higher conscious faculties of the mind and body in the human organism.; title: Chapter II:  HISTORICAL SKETCH 	    		(PAGE 4); title: Speculations concerning the Origin of Psychology and Hypnosis, cures and predictions made through hypnotic trances and clairvoyance, first ideas of hypnotism as a curative agent, experiments and cures of practitioners of hypnosis, success of this practice, investigation by Commission of the Academy of Medicine at Paris and present day institutions, a favorable report, pretenders and charlatans, poetical tribute to the pioneer in this science.; title: Chapter III:  HOW TO PRODUCE THE HYPNOTIC STATE AND; title: THE CLEAR SIGHT CONDITIONS 	    		(PAGE 30); title: Variety of causes ascribed as producing these conditions, relative positions of the hypnotic subject and the operator, the hypnotic condition produced in the subject by himself, modes by which it is produced, modes of ascertaining whether a person is hypnotized, how hypnosis is produced, modes of producing the clear sight condition, phases of clear sight.; title: Chapter IV:  REMARKS ON CLASSIFICATION ON HYPNOTIC PHENOMENA 	(PAGE 35); title: Varieties of degrees, or states of the hypnosis; trance and clear sight conditions, connection of these conditions, their arrangement into larger classes.; title: Chapter V:  PHENOMENA OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE		(PAGE 36); title: Estimated proportion of person naturally in a psychological condition, facility with which some persons are brought into the psychological condition, difficulty in producing the like condition in others.; title: Chapter VI:  PECULIARITIES OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SUBJECT   	(PAGE 37); title: Command of the operator over the subject; deception of the senses of the subject, unlimited power of the operator to delude him, psychology as a source of amusement and of benefit.; title: Chapter VII:  HYPNOSIS AND CLEAR SIGHT		(PAGE 39); title: Distinction between these conditions: dependence upon, and independence of each other.; title: Chapter VIII:  PRODUCTION OF HYPNOTIC STATE		(PAGE 40); title: The hypnotic state readily induced in psychologic subject; proportion of hypnotic subjects that become speedily clairvoyant.; title: Chapter IX:  PHENOMENA OF HYPNOSIS 	  	(PAGE 41); title: Effects upon the organs of vision; examples, effects upon the senses of hearing, instances cited, effects upon the nerves of touch, examples, effects upon the organs of taste, experiments.; title: Chapter X:  SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS FOR PRODUCING THE HYPNOTIC STATE   (PAGE 47); title: Chapter XI:  SPECIFIC DIRECTIONS FOR PRODUCING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITION  (PAGE 60); title: Chapter XII:  ATTRACTION TOWARD THE HYPNOTIST	                                     (PAGE 62); title: Example: illustrating the powerful influence by which the subject is attracted toward the operator.; title: Chapter XIII:  CLAIRVOYANTS / CLEAR SIGHT PERCEPTION    	                                     (PAGE 65); title: Distinction between vision and perception: development of clear sight perception, examples illustrating this wonderful faculty, extraordinary perception, example and illustrations.; title: Chapter XIV:  COMMUNITY OF MOTION, SENSATION, KNOWLEDGE, AND THOUGHT    (PAGE 76); title: Impressions made upon the senses of the operator felt by the subject; facts illustrating how impressions made upon the senses of the operator are experienced by the subject, impressions previously made upon the operator’s mind taken by the subject, clear sight thought reading.; title: Chapter XV:  PECULIARITIES OF CLAIRVOYANCE / CLEAR SIGHT 	                      (PAGE 79); title: Increase of memory in the subject: effects of impressions made upon him, and their permanency and uses, his appreciation of time, how attracted by the magnet, sensitiveness increased in the subject by frequent hypnosis, how to be place in rapport with a subject.; title: Chapter XVI:  APPLICATION OF HYPNOSIS AND CLAIRVOYANCE IN SURGERY MEDICAL  (PAGE 80); title: ABOUT THE AUTHOR 					(PAGE 82); title: REFERENCES 						(PAGE 84); title: LIST OF SUGGESTED READING 			                                (PAGE 91)