Human Personality and Its Survival of Bodily Death

actual agent apparition appearance automatic writing automatist awake believe brain called centres chapter clairvoyance communication conscious death deceased definite discarnate spirits discern dream Edmund Gurney effect evidence existence experiment explain fact faculty fragments genius Gurney hallucination hand haunting Helen Alexander human hyperesthesia hypnosis hypnotic suggestion hypnotic trance hypothesis hysterical idées fixes impression impulse inquiry instance intelligence kind knowledge liminal living man's manifestations memory mental mentation messages mind Miss motor automatisms nervous Nippur normal observed occurred ordinary organism patient perception percipient percipient's persistent personality Phantasms pheno phenomena Poltergeist possession present Professor psychical recognised regard remember Retrocognition Salpêtrière seems seen self-suggestion sensations sense sensory sister sleep sleep-waking sometimes somnambulism spiritual world spontaneous stratum subliminal supernormal suppose supraliminal table-turning telæsthesia telepathic thought tion told unknown uprush veridical vision waking words writing