Jung, C. G. (Carl Gustav), 1875-1961, Long, Constance E. (Constance Ellen), d.1923, ed · New York : Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 81
rue mirror-writing is also observedhere and there. In the majority of cases, and perhapsin all experiments with beginners who are not undersome very special suggestion, the automatic writing is thatof the subject. Occasionally its character may be greatlychanged,^ but this is secondary, and is… … Fig. 3. carried out in darkness, she passed over into semi-somnam-bulism, or into ecstasy. The automatic writing had thus thesame effect as the preliminary table-turning. 3. The Hallucinations.—The nature of the passing intosomnambulism in the second seance is of psychologicalimportance. As stated,…
