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"No, for even then some living person might have known of it must have known of it; and if a knowledge of it lay in some other mind, no matter where and no matter how deeply buried in the subconscious, that knowledge, according to Myers and Hudson, would have been accessible to the supernormal perception of the psychic."
In 1875 a few Englishmen, one of them a famous medium Stainton Moses formed a Psychological Society for the investigation of supernormal phenomena. The Society undertook, according to its own statement: 1. An examination of the nature and extent of any influence which may be exerted by one mind upon another, otherwise than through the recognized sensory channels.
His interest in such matters certainly peeps out in this novel there are two specimens of the supernormal and he may have gone to the limited extent which my hypothesis requires. If I am right, Dickens went further, and fared worse, in the too material premonitions of "The Signalman" in Mugby Junction. With this brief preface, I proceed to the analysis of Dickens's last plot. Mr.
Because their ailment was associated with their extraordinary ability, they attracted an attention that concerned itself not at all with the circumstance that genius has also been liable to measles, scarlet fever, and so on. Epilepsy and migraine certainly occur in people of no supernormal gifts, and often in degenerates and subnormals.
Norcross caught the hint in her manner, and rose with her. A little "oh!" escaped her, and her face lighted. "I know who you are, now!" she said. "You are Robert H. Norcross of the Norcross lines!" Norcross started. "Please do not think I got that by any supernormal means!" she added quickly. "I mention it only to be frank with you.
The supernormal, as I said at the beginning, not the supernatural, is our explanation. Sperry's notes were alphabetical. At 9:30 on that same evening by Mr. Johnson's watch, consulted at the time, Miss Jeremy had described such a crime. The message had been left at 9:35. He had telephoned me, and we had gone together, arriving at approximately 12:30. Mrs.
If on the other hand the supernormal information be the key to the phenomenon, it ought to be superior; and then how ought we to account for the "wicked partner," and for the undeniable mendacity and inferiority of so much of the performance? We are thrown, for our conclusions, upon our instinctive sense of the dramatic probabilities of nature.
Under certain conditions, such as trance, I knew that some individuals claimed a power of vision that was supernormal, and I had at one time lunched at my club with a well-dressed gentleman in a pince nez who said the room was full of people I could not see, but who were perfectly distinct to him.
This seems to indicate a source of knowledge, a faculty that is distinct from, but that acts in various ways in conjunction with, the active thinking mind. It performs likewise certain very definite and distinct functions in connection with the body. It is this that is called the subconscious mind by some the superconscious or the supernormal mind, by others the subliminal self.
The Hindu race in particular, who for thousands of years have been devoting themselves to the study of these manifestations, have arrived at nothing but a better knowledge of the empirical methods calculated to produce them in individuals already endowed with these supernormal faculties. I do not know to what extent M. Bozzano's assertions are beyond dispute.
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