A Scientific Demonstration of the Future Life
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It will now be in order to ascertain the distinctive char- acteristics which differentiate the objective and subjective mental states, with the view of determining whether they point logically to the conclusion that the phenomena are the product of two distinct mental organizations.
The first distinctive characteristic of the subjective mind, which differentiates it from the objective in a most marked and unmistakable manner, consists in the fact that it is constantly amenable to control by the... power of suggestion.
This fact has been noted in a previous chapter, and is restated here for the sake of a symmetrical grouping of the whole of the leading characteristics of the subjective entity.
It need not be dwelt upon at this time further than to remark upon its universality. The scientists to whom the OF THE FUTUKE LIFE. 207 world is forever indebted for the discovery of the law of suggestion, did not realize that it applied to other than the phenomena evoked by experimental hypnotism. Indeed, Bernheim himself expressly founds his deiinition of hypno- tism upon the assumed fact that it only "increases the susceptibility to suggestion." In other words, he assumes that all men are more or less susceptible to suggestion " in their waking state." That this is true only in the limited sense that all men in their normal condition are more or less susceptible to persuasion or argument, is demonstrated by every experiment legitimately conducted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will now be in order to ascertain the distinctive char- acteristics which differentiate the objective and subjective mental states, with the view of determining whether they point logically to the conclusion that the phenomena are the product of two distinct mental organizations.
The first distinctive characteristic of the subjective mind, which differentiates it from the objective in a most marked and unmistakable manner, consists in the fact that it is constantly amenable to control by the... power of suggestion.
This fact has been noted in a previous chapter, and is restated here for the sake of a symmetrical grouping of the whole of the leading characteristics of the subjective entity.
It need not be dwelt upon at this time further than to remark upon its universality. The scientists to whom the OF THE FUTUKE LIFE. 207 world is forever indebted for the discovery of the law of suggestion, did not realize that it applied to other than the phenomena evoked by experimental hypnotism. Indeed, Bernheim himself expressly founds his deiinition of hypno- tism upon the assumed fact that it only "increases the susceptibility to suggestion." In other words, he assumes that all men are more or less susceptible to suggestion " in their waking state." That this is true only in the limited sense that all men in their normal condition are more or less susceptible to persuasion or argument, is demonstrated by every experiment legitimately conducted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson Jay Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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