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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 68

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ady-one-two-three,—now-you-cannot-throw-the-8tick-down,—try-hard,— the-more-you-try-the-more-you-can-not. 46 HOW TO CONTROL PEOPLE IN THE WAKING STATE. HOW TO KEEP A PERSON FROM SITTING DOWN. Have the subject stand up; place a chair directly behindhim. Tell him to look directly into your eyes. You… … SHOWING PERSON WHO CANNOT GET UP. stiff and rigid, and that he cannot sit down, that the more hetries the stiffer his legs will get. Eeady-one-two-three,—now-you-cannot-sit-down. After the subject tries for a few secondsremove the influence by slapping your hands together quicklyand saying,…

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