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Hypnosis: introvision (power of looking into a body), 1889.

Hypnosis: introvision (power of looking into a body), 1889. The most practical and valuable aspect of supersensuous perception, is known as introvision. A patient, seated right, with introvisional subject, left, and an assistant. From The Illustrated Practical Mesmerist by William Davey. (London, 1889).

Unique Identifier AR922026

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 2465px × 4252px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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NINETEENTH CENTURY

Oxford Science Archive

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