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Clairvoyant and Ordinary Sight: Bragdon’s Analogy
A dark figure surrounded by rays stands beside a pale figure with internal structures outlined. The text proposes higher-dimensional sight as an analogy for claimed clairvoyance.
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Claude Bragdon. "Clairvoyant and Ordinary Sight: Bragdon’s Analogy" [editorial title]. In A Primer of Higher Space, Claude Bragdon. Reading edition, undated edition. Source scan leaf 47. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0599-0047
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A historical symbolic image or diagram from the source. The description records its imagery and period beliefs without treating speculative cosmological, magical or clairvoyant claims as established facts.
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Claude Bragdon. Clairvoyant and Ordinary Sight: Bragdon’s Analogy. A Primer of Higher Space. Scan leaf 47. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0599-0047