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Psychic phenomena in the light of the Bible; a treatise on the philosophy of non-medicinal healing and other psychic phenomena, in accordance with the ordinary theological science of evangelical Christianity (1905)

Sowerby, Joseph Henry, 1859- · Cedar Rapids, Ia., Laurance press company · leaf 143

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deceived, however,by one claiming to be a natural clairvoyant, for youcan readily note the change that comes over the faceand particularly into the eyes, even though the condi-tion be voluntarily induced. This change once observed,you can never be deceived. Some account for this phe-nomenon on the… … deed in most cases it must be developed, to beof any-practical utility. Dr. F. Andrus Titus, a graduate of Amherst college,and a very successful clairvoyant, gave us in detailhis experience in developing. He sat for an hour eachmorning and each evening for two years. We quoteverbatim the notes…

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