Thought Radio and Thought Transference

""Thought Radio and Thought Transference"" is a comprehensive book written by Viola Gertrude Rich, which explores the fascinating topic of how thoughts can be transmitted from one person to another. The book delves into the science behind this phenomenon, examining the various theories and experiments that have been conducted in the field of psychic research.The author begins by exploring the concept of thought radio, which refers to the idea that thoughts can be transmitted through the airwaves, much like radio waves. She explains how this theory was first proposed by the famous inventor Nikola Tesla, and how it has been studied and debated by scientists and researchers ever since.The book then goes on to examine the concept of thought transference, which refers to the ability of one person to transfer their thoughts or mental images to another person without the use of any physical means of communication. The author explores the different types of thought transference, including telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition, and provides numerous examples of cases where these phenomena have been observed or reported.Throughout the book, the author provides a balanced and objective view of the topic, presenting both the evidence in support of these concepts and the criticisms and skepticism that have been raised by skeptics and critics. She also provides practical advice and exercises for readers who are interested in developing their own abilities in this area.Overall, ""Thought Radio and Thought Transference"" is an engaging and thought-provoking book that will appeal to anyone interested in the mysteries of the human mind and the potential for psychic abilities.1927. Here is the very latest information and methods regarding the practical side of telepathy, clairvoyance and similar manifestations of psychic phenomena. It tells you how to send and receive mental messages, how to tell the contents of a sealed package, how to read sealed messages, how to use thought force in business, etc. Contents: mind of man
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