Religious Delusions: A Psychic Study (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Religious Delusions: A Psychic Study

Many people have neither time nor opportunity to study the ponderous volumes upon Psychic Phenomena; yet they desire to be informed upon these subjects. This volume has been prepared to meet their wants. The au thor has read the reports of the London Psychic Research Society, the report of the Seybert Commission, the great works of Profs. Hudson, Carpenter and Grimes; Drs. Bernheim and M011 and indeed all the valuable works bearing upon these subjects, and classified and arranged this material in such a way that anyone in a few hours' reading can familiarize himself with the subjects dis cussed. For four years he has been classifying these data. To get the data, facts, and history on Spiritualism the author has culled from thousands of pages and arranged these facts in such a way that any reader can meet and defeat this delusion. In a few hours' study anyone can understand the law of mental healing and be prepared to expose the fallacies of Christian Science and kindred cults, All that is necessary for anyone to know in order to understand and practice hypnotism can be found in this volume. More wonderful discoveries in Psychic Phe nomena will be made in the next ten years than have been made in Natural Phenomena within the last fifty years. The understanding of these subjects will banish delusions from civilized communities.

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