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Hypnotism and hypnotic suggestion; a scientific treatise on the uses and possibilities of hypnotism, suggestion and allied phenomena (1900)

Clark, Charles S. (Charles Samuel), Neal, E. Virgil · Rochester, N.Y., New York state publishing company · leaf 59

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ONTROL PEOPLE IN THE WAKING STATE. Should the subjects hands not come apart quickly, the op-erator should take hold of them, push them together closely, andsay to the subject, Now stop trying, stop pulling, and whenthe subject has done so, say Now when I count three your handswill come apart. Then… … SUBJECT UNABLE TO BEND HIS LEG.MISCELLANEOUS EXPERIMENTS.OLD CUSTOM. By the old methods you are taught to put a person to sleepbefore making his arms stiff or controlling him in any manner.This is entirely unnecessary; besides, it robs the student of val-uable practice. HOW TO CONTROL PEOPLE IN THE…

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