MESMERISM

From the text: By nature, the human being is an observer. From birth, his primary purpose is to perceive impressions in order to learn the use of the senses. The eye would be of little use if Nature did not cause him to pay attention to the minute variations of which his observation is capable. It is by the alternating effect of satisfaction and deprivation that he "knows" of the existence of light in its different degrees and levels. The observer would remain ignorant of the distance, size and shape of objects if he did not ascertain these by comparing and combining the impressions of all of the other organs-even to understanding how to correct one by the other. Most impressions are therefore the result of his reflections on the sensations assembled in the sense organs.

Accordingly, the human being spends the early years of life in the acquisition of a correct use of his senses. From Nature, the person acquires his gift of observation, a gift enabling him to form himself. The perfection of his faculties depends on its more or less constant application. But his best and fullest attention is reserved for those objects to which he has a particular attraction...

Publisher: Holmes Publications [in a scholarly exposition of topic, in an academic fashion, verbatim, authoritative].

Pages: 27

Special Interest: Alchemy, Magick, Academic Treatise, Advanced Studies & Application, WitchCraft, Secret Socieities, Ritual, Sorcery, Scholarly and systematic exposition of arcane topics.

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