Hypnotism, its facts, theories, and related phenomena; (1893)
Sextus, Carl · Chicago, C. Sextus · leaf 31
any wavering on the part of the hypnotist it is neces-sary on several previous occasions to have tested and therebyascertained the subjects susceptibility to hypnotic influence,also that the operator can, during the hypnosis, bring the sub-ject from one state into the other where the deeper degrees… … A HYPNOTIC TEA PARTY. ous sound, the hands and forehead being a little cold, other-wise nothing abnormal. Usually the temperature rises, and PUYSEGURIAN SOMNAMBULISM. 27 the pulse accelerates about 10 beats per minute. The phenome-non is interesting ; in fact, it is remarkable. Let us bear in mind…
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