This pioneering 1893 work of psychic research examines hypnotism and telepathy, suggesting conversations with “spirits” were really encounters with the subconscious. The author discusses the power of suggestion, his interpretation of the teachings of Jesus, and argues that all psychic phenomena are manifestations of the subconscious. The book was popular until after World War I, because the grief-stricken wanted to again believe that mediums could contact the dead.
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Thomson Jay Hudson (1834-1903), born in Ohio, was a lawyer, journalist, candidate for the US Senate, inventor of oil-drilling devices, and Chief Examiner of the US Patent Office. Known for his three laws of psychic phenomena, Hudson’s works include A Scientific Demonstration of Future Life (1895), Divine Pedigree of Man, The Law of Mental Medicine (1903), and The Evolution of the Soul and Other Essays (1906).
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