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The text surveys investigations into telepathy, hypnotism, automatism, dreams, clairvoyance, planchette use, automatic writing and drawing, crystal-gazing, phantasms, and multiple personality. Essays combine historical overview, case reports, and critical discussion of therapeutic and psychical aspects, drawing on reports from psychical-research circles. Emphasis is placed on evaluating phenomena with scientific caution while resisting both credulous supernaturalism and dismissive materialism. It outlines observational methods and reported results, highlights recurrent features of altered states, and offers tentative conclusions about subliminal mental faculties and their implications for psychology and medicine.

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R. Osgood Mason

R. Osgood Mason was an American author known for his exploration of psychological themes in literature. His notable work, "Telepathy and the Subliminal Self," delves into the realms of telepathy and the subconscious mind, reflecting the early 20th-century fascination with psychology and metaphysics. Mason's writing contributes to the understanding of the complexities of human consciousness and the potential for communication beyond conventional means. Through his work, he engages with ideas that resonate with both scientific inquiry and spiritual exploration.

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