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Hypnotism and hynotic suggestion; a treatise on the uses and possibilities of hynotism, suggestion and allied phenomena (1900)

Neal, E. Virgil, Clark, Charles S.(Charles Samuel) · Rochester, N.Y. : New York State Pub. Co · leaf 62

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fell forward 40 HOW TO CONTROL PEOPLE IN THE WAKING STATE. quite readily. Ask him to stand up and put his hands togetherwith the fingers crossed. Ask him to push his hands very tightlytogether, to make his arms stiff and rigid, and to think he cannottake his hands apart, or Letter, to repeat… … IdlRTlI TEST—FASTENING THE HANDS. actually fastened together. The operator should now place hishands on those of the subject and ask the latter to look himStraight in the eye-. Lot the subject be impressed that he mustnot look away, and if he attempts to do so the operator shouldcommand him to look…

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