![]() ![]() That, moreover, his intellectual faculties are wonderfully exalted and invigourated that his sympathies with the person so impressing Yet perceives, with keenly refined perception, and through channels supposed unknown, matters beyond the scope of the physical organs Those of death, or at least resemble them more nearly than they do the phenomena of any other normal condition within ourĬognizance that, while in this state, the person so impressed employs only with effort, and then feebly, the external organs of sense, There can be no more absolute waste of time than the attempt to prove, at the present day, that man, by mereĮxercise of will, can so impress his fellow, as to cast him into an abnormal condition, of which the phenomena resemble very closely Of these latter, those who doubt, are your mere doubters by profession - an unprofitable andĭisreputable tribe. W HATEVER doubt may still envelop the rationale of mesmerism, its startling facts are nowĪlmost universally admitted. ![]()
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