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PSYCHOGRAPHY:

 

A TREATISE

ON ONE OF THE OBJECTIVE FORMS
OF

PSYCHIC OR SPIRITUAL PHENOMENA.


[Slate-writing experiments]

By "M.A. (OXON.)"


[Rev. William Stainton Moses 1840-1892]

1878

 

 
 

A testimony is sufficient when it rests on

 

1. A great number of sensible witnesses, who agree on having seen clearly.

2. Who are sane, bodily and mentally.

3. Who are impartial and disinterested.

4. Who unanimously agree.

5. Who solemnly certify to the fact.
 

VOLTAIRE,

(Philosophical Dictionary).
 

"Never utter these words: 'I do not know this;

therefore it is false.'"

"One must study to know, know to understand,

understand to judge."
 

NARADA,

(Hindu Philosopher).