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Book Excerpts:
The skeptical
person who "believes only the
evidence of his senses." The man
who has much to say about "horse
sense." "Common Sense" versus
Uncommon Senses.
The
ordinary five senses are not the
only senses. The ordinary senses
are not as infallible as many think
them. Illusions of the five physical
senses. What is back of the organs
of physical sense.
All senses an
evolution of the sense of feeling.
How the mind receives the report of
the senses. The Real Knower behind
the senses. What the
unfolding of new senses means to
man.
The
super-physical senses. The Astral
Senses. Man has seven physical
senses, instead of merely five. Each
physical sense has its astral sense
counterpart. What the astral senses
are.
Sensing on
the astral plane. How the mind
functions on the astral plane, by
means of the astral senses. The
unfolding of the Astral Senses
opens up a new world of experience
to man.
LESSON II
TELEPATHY
vs. CLAIRVOYANCE
The two extra physical senses of
man. The extra sense of "the
presence of other living things."
The "telepathic sense." How man
may sense the presence of other
living things apart from the
operation of his ordinary five
physical senses.
This power is
strongly developed in savages and
barbarians, but has become atrophied
in most civilized men, by continued
disuse. It is now vestigal in
civilized man, but may be developed
by practice.
Animals have
this extra sense highly developed,
and it plays a very important part
in their protection from enemies;
their capture of
prey, etc. The strange actions of
dogs, horses, etc., explained.
How the
geese saved Rome by reason of this
sense. All hunters have
experienced evidences of the
existence of this sense on the part
of animals. The physical telepathic
sense.
How it
operates. Interesting instances
of its possession by animals, and
savage tribes. Women possess it
strongly. The distinction
between this form of
thought-transference and
clairvoyance.
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