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6. Methods of Unfoldment I propose tonight to say something about the methods of unfoldment, meaning by that the way in which people may develop themselves as to the inner man, and so gradually acquire certainty and knowledge where at present they are puzzled and bewildered. For this New Psychology that we have been dealing

5. Telepathy Let me remind you of the point at which we have arrived in the course of these lectures. We have seen that there is reason to believe that we are living in three distinct worlds: the physical, the astral, and the mental. We have also seen that we are living in these worlds

4. Clairvoyance and Clairaudience. We are to study tonight certain phenomena very well known in their outline, and becoming more and more common in our day. They are still more common if we travel across the Atlantic, and even commoner yet as we go West across America. This increase of people who possess powers at

3. Sub-Consciousness and Super-­Consciousness I must ask you tonight to bear in mind last Sunday’s lecture, “The Mechanism of Consciousness”, so that you may be able to put into their appropriate places the phenomena with which we are this evening to deal. Tối nay tôi phải xin các bạn ghi nhớ bài giảng Chúa nhật

2. The Mechanism of Consciousness. In the last lecture we followed certain lines of thought which converged on the idea that the conscious­ness of man was very much larger than the consciousness that expresses itself through the nervous system and the brain. There were three other lines which I did not mention, and which I

Theosophy and the New Psychology A Course of Six Lectures by Annie Besant LONDON AND BENARES: THEOSOPHICAL PUBLISHING SOCIETY. CITY AGENTS: PERCY LUND, HUMPHRIES & CO., LTD. 1904 Foreword—Lời nói đầu These lectures are published as they were delivered, at the request of many who had heard them. They are merely a popular treatment of