Psychology of a Medium

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Psychology of a Medium

Author	: Billy Roberts
File Size	: 55,5 Mb
Publisher	: John Hunt Publishing
Language	: English
Release Date	: 31 August 2012
ISBN	: 9781780993966
Pages	: 148 pages

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Psychology of a Medium by Billy Roberts Book PDF Summary

Psychology of a Medium is a look at the paranormal from two very different perspectives, with a consideration of the sceptics as well as the devotees of the paranormal. It explores the implications and advantages of the paranormal, posing the all-important question: 'Why are the majority of people so fascinated with the subject?' The author looks at the so-called 'Haunted House' phenomenon and the psychological factors behind those with an interest in the subject. Psychology of a Medium contains anecdotal evidence as well as the author’s own experience and considers 'fake' as well as genuine mediums, with an analysis of various styles and techniques.

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