Course of Instruction In Hypnotism, Mesmerism, Clairvoyance, Suggestive Therapeutics, and The Sleep Cure |
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exhalation. In ten minutes the number of complete breaths in this Second Exercise
is therefore twenty. Practice this exercise if necessary beyond the
allotted time if you find much difficulty in accomplishing
it. Do not leave it until you are perfect in its performance. After
the first ten breaths, change the in-halation to the right nostril, exhaling
through the left. This exercise completes the procedure for the second week. When you have
perfected yourself in this Exercise you may begin treating as many as three
patients daily, in the manner which will be subsequently given you, but
should not exceed this number. You should be conscious at the end of the second
week of such an influx of vitality that it will not fatigue you to
begin to give out to others something of that plenitude of Force which
you are securing for yourself. Third Week. TheExercise for the Third Week of
Preparation 'is more dif-
ficult than the preceding, and requires on the part of the
student careful and serious attention. Fourth 'Week. The Exercises for the Fourth Week are devoid of any, |
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