Bücher von James Coates

""Seeing The Invisible"" is a book written by James Coates, first published in 1906. The book is a collection of practical studies and experiments on various psychic phenomena such as psychometry, thought transference, telepathy, and other allied phenomena. The author, James Coates, was a well-known psychic researcher and lecturer, who spent years investigating and experimenting with these phenomena. In this book, Coates presents a detailed analysis of psychometry, which is the ability to read the history of an object by touching it. He also explores thought transference, which is the ability to communicate thoughts or ideas from one person to another without any physical contact. The author also delves into telepathy, which is the ability to communicate mentally with another person, without the use of any physical senses. Throughout the book, Coates provides practical exercises and experiments that readers can try to develop their own psychic abilities. He also shares case studies and examples of people who have successfully developed their psychic abilities through these practices. Overall, ""Seeing The Invisible"" is a fascinating book for anyone interested in the field of psychic phenomena and the paranormal. It provides a comprehensive overview of various psychic abilities and offers practical guidance on how to develop these skills.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

To all men who are in a rut and want to get out; this volume is earnestly and sincerely dedicated. Having some reputation as a Hypnotist and an expert student of human nature, I have been written to by many persons for advice and help. Some of them have been hindered in life by some weakness, habit, or personal difficulty which they had failed to master. As I believe in myself, and in the virtue of Self-Help, I advise them how to regard their difficulties and tell them how to cure themselves through self-reliance. Self-reliant men are respected and believed in. With pre-thoughtful purpose they overcome opposition, attract what they desire, friends, affluence and success. This book teaches the machinery for the manifestation of Self, which leads to greater health, self-control, success, and happiness - more than you dreamed possible in the past.

Thought-reading is duly considered and explained. A clear distinction is drawn between Musculation, or Muscle and Mind-Reading; and although these pages are not confined to Thought-Reading, as generally understood by the public, the subject itself, and as an entertainment, have been pretty fully dealt with. During the past decade, psychological subjects have, in a remarkable way, arrested public attention. "New Mesmerism" and "New Spiritualism" are popular subjects with editors and magazine writers. Whatever the real causes-a greater influx of the spiritual from "the state of the dead," or from a reaction in the minds of men against the purblind materialism of our scientific leaders, it is hard to say. Possibly these and other causes have been at work. One thing is certain, for good or ill, the majority of thinking men and women of the age are not only interested in, but are actually searching for evidence of "embodied spirit." Hence we find men of science, journalists, and even professed materialists and secularists, who, a few years ago, could scarcely speak of these subjects in the ordinary language of courtesy, confess now not only their belief, but are going to the other extreme of advocating, what as yet, they have failed to fully grasp. higher mode of communication between human beings after we have severed our temporary connection with matter. Whether or not, the hope should repay our study. I have sought in the following pages to briefly define and illustrate what these phases of communication are. Double and Psychic Consciousness, Clairvoyance, natural and induced; Psychometry, its natural and leading features as a spiritual faculty; Thought?Transference, visions, dreams, and their portents, are in turn briefly dealt with, in order to extract therefrom some evidence of soul. Modern Spiritualism is referred to, in so far as Thought-Reading is likely to throw any light upon its psychological phases, as well as on its physical phenomena. While attempting to cover so much ground my difficulty was not what to write, but what not to write, the materials at my disposal being so abundant. Much has been cut down to get the whole within reasonable compass. Nevertheless, I hope my readers will find "How to Thought-Read" a readable contribution to the science of soul.

This work dealing with the science of Mesmerism is written by J, Coates, P.H.D., who says as follows-it is written in every-day language. I ask them to take it as it is-as something more than a mere introduction to a most interesting and important subject. In the following pages the difference between Animal Magnetism and Hypnotism may be traced throughout every chapter. To alleviate pain and suffering, to cure others of diseases and ailments without drugs or the surgeon's knife, is to engage in work evoking the keenest human sympathy. Here is one of the noblest callings to which humankind can devote its energies- a work of sympathy, love and devotion to our fellow mortals and that science is Mesmerism and Hypnotism; by its influence you can cure diseases and extend powerful influence over the mind of others without their knowledge. This book is now left to tell its own tale and it will repay careful perusal.

HOW TO THOUGHT-READ : A MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION IN THE STRANGE AND MYSTIC IN DAILY LIFE, PSYCHIC PHENOMENA, INCLUDING: Hypnotic, Mesmeric, and Psychic States, Mind and Muscle Reading, Thought Transference, Psychometry, Clairvoyance, and Phenomenal Spiritualism. BY JAMES COATES, PhD. D., F.A.S.,