Practical Psychomancy And Crystal Gazing

Practical Psychomancy and Crystal Gazing by William Walker Atkinson delves into some of the numerous latent and mysterious mental powers that were examined by New Thought communities during the 20th century.

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Chapters include: Lesson 1. The Nature Of Psychomancy, Lesson 2. How To Develop Yourself, Lesson 3. Simple Psychomancy, Lesson 4. The Astral Tube, Lesson 5. Psychometry, Lesson 6. Crystal Gazing, Lesson 7. Astral Projection, Lesson 8. Space Psychomancy, Lesson 9. Past Time Psychomancy, Lesson 10. Future Time Psychomancy, and, Lesson 11. Dream Psychomancy.

A clear technical approach to looking into the past or future. Practical Psychomancy & Crystal Gazing by New Thought pioneer William Walker Atkinson deals technically with a clairvoyance technique using the crystal ball, once a popular instrument of Gypsy fortune tellers. Atkinson explains the technique within the framework of psychomancy, in which the crystal ball (just like the black mirror) functions as the ""TV screen"" of an astral tube. An astral tube is in essence a thought form or servitor that serves as an intermediary between the earthly and the astral world. Within the framework of the psychomancy-training the book offers several lessons and, in addition to crystal gazing, also focuses on astral projection, space psychomancy, past time psychomancy, future psychomancy, the aura and a lesson in self development.

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A Course of Lessons on The Psychic Phenomena of: Distant Sensing, Clairvoyance, Psychometry, Crystal Gazing, Etc.

CONTENTS Lesson I -- The Nature Of Psychomancy. Lesson II -- How To Develop Yourself. Lesson III -- Simple Psychomancy. Lesson IV -- The Astral Tube. Lesson V -- Psychometery. Lesson VI -- Crystal Gazing. Lesson VII -- Astral Projection. Lesson VIII -- Space Psychomancy. Lesson IX -- Past Time Psychomancy. Lesson X -- Maritime Psychomancy. Lesson XI -- Dream Psychomancy.

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