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Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)

Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 136

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olutelyrequisite to be a successful magnetizer is to be in the possessionof a healthy body and spiritual power, combined with a pureand active desire to do good. The action of magnetism is inmany cases almost miraculous. It is applicable to nearly alldiseases to which flesh is heir; but especially… … DR. ALBERT REIBMAYRs METHOD VIENNA. regain the hopefulness and cheerfulness of youth; thus restor-ing a perfect equilibrium in both mind and body. The forceacts upon all organized beings, but especially upon man. Theaction resembles the magnetism of the metals, in that it has bothrepelling and…

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