Psychometry, Clairvoyance and Thought-Transference

About this book

A hand touches an unfamiliar object, and a sensitive person claims to receive impressions of its past. Other experiments seek to read thoughts or perceive things beyond the senses.

This short esoteric study brings psychometry, clairvoyance and thought-transference under one roof, examining phenomena that fascinated spiritualist and occult researchers. The author interprets reports through the assumptions of the period, long before modern experimental controls became standard. The appeal lies in the questions the case histories pose about memory, suggestion and the boundary between imagination and claimed perception.