Clairvoyance III

During the winter of 1843, I visited Wiscasset with my subject and lectured before an audience, and gave experiments illustrating my theory of mesmerism. After putting my subject into the clairvoyant state, a gentleman by the name of Clark was placed in communication with him.

Clairvoyance II

But it is in the blue light (or darkness) that the subject sees by sympathy (or odor).

It is called thought-reading, and is the state persons go into when they are "entranced by a spirit."

Then if you see a friend, the friend is formed but cannot be seen very distinctly - but is described like an apple or pear by the odor.

All this is governed by our belief.