In the first place, the student who is practicing the experiments given
in previous chapters, and who is making the demonstrations given there,
will find that at times he is able to do away with the physical contact.
He will loosen his hold upon the hand of the Transmitter, and at times
will sever the contact entirely, and after the feat is demonstrated he
will realize to his astonishment that he has performed the principal
part of the feat without contact at all. He may be almost unconscious of
this fact, for the reason that he was so much immersed and absorbed in
his work that he did not have time to think of these details. At other
times he will find that even before he has made the physical contact
with the Transmitter, he will receive a flash of mental impression which
will enable him to proceed to the selected location, or object, at once.