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A mental state marked by susceptibility to suggestion.
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(1) denoting, as an adjective, the supernormal character of certain phenomena, (2) meaning, as a noun, medium. Flammarion was the first to use it as a French term in France, Serjeant Cox was the first to suggest it in England.
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of or relating to the psyche. Lying outside the spheres of physical science or knowledge: immaterial, moral, or spiritual in origin or force. Sensitive to nonphysical or supernatural forces and influences.
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This level of thinking is the one right above "hylic". It's drive is the intellect, or normal understanding of the mind.
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A person with the ability to see, hear and feel by use of senses other than the natural senses.
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