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The first eritielsm which occurs (0 tone on. glancing through this book 13 that itis all background and no healings The author, "however, in the appendix, disarms'one by stating that the lectures were given to. faith healers who wore aequainied with the mechanism of healing. "It would appear that the procedure in regard to this healing is to first heal afew Porgons, and thereafter at some ater dale acquire "the necessary back ground. Tt Is to be feared that the natural erticism which springs to the mind of a person who has had Toverso the process and learn. some-{hing about medicine before "under-{aking healing, will not be extremely Popular with devotees of this art, The book in the first place refers {othe development of "religious Paychology, and this chapter some interest in the free way in Which it compares. the various ligious which have from time to time spread over wide areas of the world, The rest of the book" consists of descriptions of instinels and. of psychological results therefrom, which Appears to be sound piece of Worl, though most elementary. "On the other hand, it is devoid of the some what outre utterances which appear {o be s0 popular in most of the books psychology, and" is refreshingly free from the' Jargon which Is come monly. used. therein." The author finds it Possible to explain what she means. without using words. such "id" and "ego", and manages to use ordinary English, with one exception, where, she, unfortunately, uses the term *ideo-reflex" which, apart from its appalling sound, appears to be the kind' of expression one, would. find less, "Jarrjag in a photographie calaloyue.. There is exceedingly little the book which bears much relation fo healing, and Tt would appear inthe main io be a philosophical work devoted "to." elementary Doyehology with a strong religious
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