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NINEPENCE NET HYPNOTISM S I M P L I F I E D A Practical and Easy Guide to Mesmerism By STEPHEN MARTIN This explains in simple language just what Hypnotism and Mes merism are; how to mesmerise and hypnotise ; the various won derful results which may be ob tained from both ; how to use hypnotism safely ; and, finally, it gives directions for the use of hypnotism as applied to oneself to strengthen the will and attain one's desires. LONDON : W. FODLSHAM & CO., LTD., SIXTY-ONE, J1LEET STREET, E.C. 4 /?i1irc)mL:;3nf'li-|oirr l FOR ADULTS ONLY The Mysteries of Man (Esoteric Anthropology) DR. T. L. NICHOLS 7/6 post free. A very full and confidential explanation by a well- known medical man of the structure of the body, the passional attractions of the sexes for each other, and the conditions which must be observed to ensure true happiness. LONDON: W. FOULSHAM & CO., LTD., 61, FLEET ST., E.C.4. WOOD LIBRARY-MUSEUM OF ANESTHESIOLOGY HYPNOTISM SIMPLIFIED H Y P N O T I S M S I M P L I F I E D A PRACTICAL AND EASY GUIDE TO MESMERISM BY STEPHEN MARTIN LONDON W. FOULSHAM & CO., LTD. SIXTY-ONE, FLEET STREET, E.C. 4 WOOD LIBRARY-MUSEUM Accession no mi Hi8 3 First Published November, 1916 Reprinted July, 1919 Reprinted July, 1920 CONTENTS CHAPTER PACK PREFACE - - - — vii I. WHAT HYPNOTISM IS - - "9 II. WHAT IT DOES - - - l6 III. SUGGESTIBILITY - - - 24 IV. CREDULITY - - - - 29 V. LETHARGY A N D CATALEPSY - " 3 3 K VI. SOMNAMBULANCE, LUCIDITY AND TRANCE 37 VII. PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS - - 46 VIII. AWAKENING THE SUBJECT - "54 K s IX. SELF-HYPNOTISM - - ' 5 7 K vu Q-T It) EDMUND H. PEER IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF HELP, ADVICE AND ENCOURAGEMENT PREFACE IF any excuse were needed for another book on the subject of Hypnotism and Mesmerism the best, perhaps, that could be urged would be the one of price. Although there are many books written on this very interesting subject, there are none at the popular price of ninepence. But another good reason for the writing and publication of this one is the fact that it affords a simple guide to the practice of Hypnotism, and an explanation in language easily under stood, of a subject that is generally treated far too technically. The present writer has him self experimented in Mesmerism and Hypno tism, so that the reader is assured of practical help. Use has been made in the preparation of this little work of material from the works of Heiden- hain, Bramwell, Coates and Lawrence, and acknowledgments are tendered accordingly to the authors. Readers who require a more extended survey of the subject might refer to some of the books mentioned in the bibliography on page viii of this work. These can be obtained at the prices quoted from the publishers of '' Hypnotism Simplified.''
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