THE PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL LEVEL

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clear that the tactile images were dominating
of a predominantly tactile type.
3 Eke Inaudi, hears his
Thus, according to their respective pr dispositions, one person
can "see," like Diamondi, figures being pled in front of him, while
another pers
in turn, felt th
tion is, therefore
relief of cubes at the
with each individu
activities.
his personal menta
These faculties
which are even capa
ow the extra
e of co
ly dir
powers imply a conscio
no doubt, will interest pa
n voice calculating. Fleury,
s of his fingers. Each sensa-
complementary to the rest of.
rdinary possibilities of our brains
eting with computers. All these
cted sensory-motor activity which,
chologists by their analogies with
evel of art, with designs and pictures
automatic writing and, on the
executed by those who are "
In short, all these sync
to conditions obtained with
shown the important role
daily lives. Everything s
relation to the "normal";
But as we have
transgress the framew
example, when they,
contained in the c
that take place in
future events are
Then the
is always so ne
prs without having learned."
hesia
t direct
diversely oriented and tributary
articipation of our sight, have
impressions can play in our
rhich colo
ld up to this
powers of man.
'stated already, it
pint, however, has been in
o\curs that these powers
rk of classical psycho
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THE PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL LEVEL
Here we have finally arrived at the heart of our subject,-From
now on, we shall consider more complicated phenomena: appearances
of colors and figurative forms evoked at a distance-by telepathy
or by clairvoyance.
As the existence of these phenomena has been confirmed by
statistical evaluations, the reading of this chapter may seem rather
dry. It is the truth, however, that these statistics are a guarantee
of the seriousness of these experiences and experiments; they stress
not only the importance of color in paranormal perception but also
the importance of the Stepanek effect, named after the subject on
whom this effect was observed.
gy. This happens, for
sciousness of others or of a
he present but at a distance,
rs open to the domain of the paranormal which
Appearance of a Color by Telepathy
1) Role of the Nature of Stimuli and Results
a) Standard Playing Cards
roving of telepathic phenomena by statistical methods
The
p
is especially facilitated by using decks of simple playing cards and
by playing a card game.
Ever since parapsychology made its start as a science, the
psychic research societies in England and France endeavored to
establish experimental proof of the transmission at a distance of
colors and colored symbols of playing cards. This study was later
extended to other stimuli, as we shall see later.
Looking back, we will remember that Professor Charles Richet
was the first to introduce statistical methods to parapsychology, in
1874. He used card games, just as Myers did later in 1884. The
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