Spiritism, hypnotism and telepathy as involved in the case of Mrs. Leonora E. Piper and the Society of psychical research (1902)
Bell, Clark, 1832-1918, [from old catalog] ed · New York, Medico-legal journal · leaf 184
ome when we shall so clearly com-prehend the carrying power of these good machines which we pos-sess within us, that telepathy will seem less strange than wirelesstelegraphy. If ever we get at facts touching the life beyond. I think we shallfind telepathy between the living to have been the first… … C. VAN D CIIENOVVETH WORCESTER. MASS. SPIRITISM AND TELEPATHY. 139 wrapt consciousness of a soul strenuously bent upon higher devel-opment. An idea which would not preclude of future meetingwhen we too have attained. As you know, I have never felt the slightest desire for any oneto mediate between…
