Примери за използване на Mesmerism на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It's a form of mesmerism.
A bit of NLP, some mesmerism, some of Eliot's special sedatives.
A man's suspended between life and death by mesmerism.
In 1862 she wrote:"Phrenology and mesmerism are very much exalted.
The repetition itself become an important thing; it's a form of mesmerism.
Are animal magnetism, mesmerism, and hypnotism related, and if so, how are they related?
Could they have been caused by hypnosis, mesmerism, or epilepsy?
They practised mesmerism, and claimed to receive divine enlightenment while in a sort of trance.
So the false people just mesmerize them and take advantage of that mesmerism.
Mesmerism has been called the Key to the Occult Sciences[3], and it has this advantage that it offers peculiar opportunities for doing good to mankind.
The old certainties are gone and people look for meaning elsewhere-- in spiritualism, in mediums,in mesmerism.
I told him that the Lord had shown me in vision that mesmerism was from the devil, from the bottomless pit, and that it would soon go there, with those who continued to use it.
Why do not these persons and all our members who are able to do so,take up the serious study of mesmerism?
We are not to tamper with mesmerism and hypnotism- the science of the one lost his first estate, and was cast out of the heavenly courts.
This is particularly so in those sentences of the 1862 writing in which the words phrenology and mesmerism are used.
Through the channel of phrenology, psychology, and mesmerism he comes more directly to the people of this generation and works with that power which is to characterize his effort near the close of probation.
The rise of the energy model in the West is marked primarily by the appearance of mesmerism towards the end of the 18th century.
To doubt was impossible, and Dupotet was right in saying that mesmerism is the conscious Magic of the ancients, and Spiritualism the unconscious effect of the same Magic upon certain organisms.
When the magician's engagement closed there was butone person in the village who did not believe in mesmerism, and I was the one.
A physician who was a celebrated mesmeriser told me that my views were mesmerism, that I was a very easy subject, and that he could mesmerise me and give me a vision.
But if to-day Mesmerism has come to be regarded as almost synonymous with hypnotism and in no way a branch of occultism, Mesmer himself-stirring the fluid in his magic bucket, around which his disciples wept, slept, fell into trances or convulsions, raved or prophesied[56]-earned not unnaturally the reputation of a charlatan.
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The sciences of phrenology, psychology, and mesmerism are the channel through which he comes more directly to this generation and works with that power which is to characterize his efforts near the close of probation.
He appeared there in company with the famous Italian adventurer and alchemist Cagliostro, the Viennese physician Franz Mesmer, who also is the founder of the"animalistic healing magnetism"(Mesmerism) and the French writer and philosopher Louis Claude Saint Martin.
They ascribed to it a sacred magical power,which every student of psychological mesmerism will readily understand, for its polished and deep-blue surface produces extraordinary somnambulic phenomena.
Through the channel of phrenology, psychology, Note: In appraising fairly this use of the word psychology employed by the author, the reader should take into account its connotations andassociations in the 1850's through the 1880's, often being linked with mesmerism(hypnosis) and phrenology.
The sciences of phrenology, psychology, and mesmerism, have been the channel through which Satan has come more directly to this generation, and wrought with that power which was to characterize his work near the close of probation.
It seems clear from the context itself and from the author's article"Science Falsely So Called" published in the The Signs of the Times, November 6, 1884,that when she used the terms"phrenology,""mesmerism," and"animal magnetism" in 1862 she did so in rather a loose and all-inclusive way, as referring to those sciences which"pertain to the human mind," for so they were considered at that time.
To show how the terms“phrenology,”“mesmerism,” and“animal magnetism” were employed in the mid-nineteenth century, we list here certain works advertised at the close of a popular medical work distributed in the united states in 1852.
The Author's Experience With Hypnotism- It was reported all around[in 1845]that the visions were the result of mesmerism, and many Adventists[remnants of the Adventists who had not accepted the seventh-day Sabbath] were ready to believe and circulate the report.