The reality of psychic phenomena : raps, levitations, etc. (1916)
Crawford, W. J. (William Jackson), 1880-1920, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · London : John M. Watkins · leaf 122
t eitherend. It finally levitated a few inches fromthe floor, and, after remaining in the air someseconds, dropped. Some minutes passed beforethe levitation was again successful, and therewas a lot of preliminary jerking before it wasaccomplished, and, as on the previous occa-sion, it only lasted… … Fig. 11. 110 REALITY OF PSYCHIC PHENOMENA the operators had accomplished what was re-quired of them, but apparently only after muchtrouble. Co7iclusion.—The table may be levitated andno reaction pressure be put on the pan of the <■ - -+ - - - 24 - - - - ■ ■^\ r + >N t- J ±.. + + A Fig. 12.…
Parapsychology · Spiritualism
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