Hypnotism, its facts, theories and related phenomena, with explanatory anecdotes (1900)
Sextus, Carl · Boston, D. Estes & company · leaf 42
hypnotism (and we know there are six degrees).There are others in whom only one of the senses are strength-ened, and who only receive disturbed sense impressions, andlast, there are those who only speak or express themselves withthe utmost difficulty. But so far we have not been able to findone… … CATALEPSY IN EYELIDS AND HANDS—CANNOT CLOSE THEEYELIDS AND CANNOT OPEN THE HANDS. it draws a perceptible line between the somnambulistic expres-sion and dreams. All the thoughts we have had while we slept, and those weremember on awaking, are only dreams. It is consequentlyfar from the truth that…
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