Philosophy Which
The Philosophy Which Shows the Physiology of Mesmerism and Explains the Phenomenon of Clairvoyance
作者：Pasley, T. H.
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章节目录
共 47 题- THE PHILOSOPHY
- WHICH SHOWS THE
- PHYSIOLOGY OF MESMERISM,
- AND EXPLAINS THE
- PHENOMENON OF CLAIRVOYANCE.
- BY
- T. H. PASLEY.
- DEDICATION.
- ADVERTISEMENT.
- CONTENTS.
- PHILOSOPHY,
- ETC., ETC.
- MESMERISM AND ESTABLISHED PHILOSOPHY.
- ATTRACTION.
- EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY.
- PHYSIOLOGY AND FUNCTION OF THE SENSES.
- MATTER
- MOTION.
- THERE IS NO CAUSE OF MOTION BUT PHYSICAL IMPULSE.
- THE MEDIUM OF SPACE.
- MINUS-PRESSURE MATTER.
- FIRE.
- THE MEDIUM OF FIRE.
- EXPANSION.
- OXYGEN AIR.
- THE USE OF OXYGEN IN PROMOTING COMBUSTION.
- COMBUSTION.
- WATER.
- SOLVENCY.
- USE OF THE INSPIRED OXYGEN WITHIN THE SYSTEM.
- CORRELATIVE ELEMENTS.
- MAGNETISM.
- NATURAL SLEEP.
- VISION.
- TRANSPARENCY.
- OPACITY.
- THE NERVOUS FLUID.
- CLAIRVOYANCE.
- RIGIDITY.
- PAIN.
- REPORT.
- VOLUNTARY DE-ELECTRISATION.
- APPLICATION OF MESMERISM.
- CONTINUOUS MOTION.
- FORMATION OF A PLANET.
- THE END.
- TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE.