Widespreading Hypnotism by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 19, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 51.

Widespreading Hypnotism

By Editor

Widespreading Hypnotism.—A gentleman of San Francisco, who formerly conducted successfully a mercantile business, applies for divorce, and declares that for years he was under the hypnotic influence of the woman now his wife. When distant from her, the influence would be broken, he would resolve to be a man, but as soon as he met her again, he was completely brought under her control. Sir Robert Hart, in writing of the siege of Pekin, states that a strange and strong hypnotic influence accompanied the "Boxer" movement in China. And there is much more. Read the article in our editorial department on Hypnotism.