The Law of Psychic Phenomena

Hudson's book is an amazing collection of important ideas, written in lawyer-like prose with a remarkable coverage of fascinating ideas from the 19th century that time and tide have largely washed away from our consciousness. However, their truth seems to me to have stood the test of time despite what I said in the previous sentence. Hudson's doctrines have not been refuted as far as I'm aware and the whole book has a ring of truth to it. That's very impressive in this 21st century time-frame. I'm particularly interested in psychic healing and Hudson holds that the key to the success of psychic healing, is psychic attunement of the healer to the patient and telepathic suggestions to the patient's subconscious mind for the healing process to be initiated and automatic acceptance and implementation of those suggestions by the patient's mind and thence his bodily system. Simply substitute "Conscious mind" for "Objective mind" and "Subsconscious mind" for "Subjective mind" and you will be able to read this work quite straightforwardly.

Edgar Cayce recommended this book in connection to readings dealing with the nature of the subconscious mind. Although written in 1893, the subject matter is relevant. In fact Jose Silva might very easily have been influenced by this work as it ties in very closely with his alpha states and self hypnosis. Of course any student of Cayce realizes Edgar put himself in a "self-induced" trance in order to give a reading. Some quantum physics experiments seem to show a "universal" force field or hologram that ties everything together. For those seeking truth...a good read.

An excellent writing for those that are intrigued by the propositions of such authors as Napoleon Hill. Truly, if physicians would have continued to pursue the truths contained herein, they would impose far less sickness and suffering upon the lives of those that place their trust in them. A Key to the Doors of a true occultist's refinery. Matthew P. Dec Founder - asrpcp.org