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"Of the soul or psyche." Non-physical, pertaining to the soul. Also the quality of being attuned to or adept at the more subtle psychic, or soul, faculties and energies. One who is so attuned, such as a medium or an accomplished yogi. Psychic faculties include such extra-sensory perceptions as clairvoyance, clairaudience, precognition, psychometry and others.
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| psychic force |
It wasdiscovered by inquirers into spiritualism at an early stage that thehuman organism is in some mysterious way bound up with the seanceroom phenomena. A force was observed beyond the periphery of thebody, with no physical contact. Observable effectsinclude:
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| psychic b. |
visual agnosia.
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| psychic c. |
communication of psychological symptoms through mental influence.
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| psychic d. |
the concept, originated by Freud, that mental events do not occur by chance but have their antecedent mental causes, that even accidents, slips of the tongue, or whims commonly felt to be inexplicable result from unconscious mental processes.
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