reprinted in 1946 and now a third edition has appeared with important alterations in the earlier chapters. The foreword by the late L. A. G. Strong quotes cases in which Phoebe Payne's psychic diagnostic powers were exhibited. Mr. Strong ends by saying that the book's subject matter is not yet susceptible of the kind of proof that would be demanded in a laboratory. Extra-sensory perception is a...

We present early work investigating a one-way delay-tolerant communications channel which affords its users perfect unobservability at the price of a limited bitrate. We suggest an unrealizable protocol, Psychic Routing, against which we can compare the performance of concrete DelayTolerant Networking routing schemes. We then use Psychic Routing to evaluate the performance of routing in our per...

Since ancient times, spiritual teachers have described paths and practices that a person could follow to achieve health, happiness, and peace of mind. Considerable recent research has indicated that any sort of spiritual practice is likely to improve one's prognosis for recovering from a serious illness. Many of these approaches to spirituality involve learning to quiet the mind rather than adh...

B Overview of Object Relations Theory B Biography of Melanie Klein B Introduction to Object Relations Theory B Psychic Life of the Infant Phantasies Objects B Positions Paranoid-Schizoid Position Depressive Position B Psychic Defense Mechanisms Introjection Projection Splitting Projective Identification B Internalizations Ego Superego Oedipus Complex Female Oedipal Development Male Oedipal Deve...

The "psychic tonus" model or PTM [1] of hemispheric specialization states that the left hemisphere is a psychic and behavioral activator and that the right hemisphere is an inhibitor. The PTM predicts that the tonus of visual representation ought to manifest hemispheric specialization in the occipital lobes. Specifically PTM predicts that pathological positive visual tonus (visual hallucination...

Urologists, endocrinologists and psychiatrists tend to attribute sex disorders to organic, endocrine or psychic disturbances respectively and treat the conditions according to their speciality. It is generally realized that the sexual system and its functions are controlled by the mind more than any other system in the body. Nevertheless other factors cannot be ignored and the psychiatrist who ...