Mental Radio

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The account describes Craig collecting books on the mind, studying through half the night, marking passages and making notes to reconcile different doctrines. The account links the study of the mind to a breakdown of health at about forty and says mental control became a matter of life and death. The book relates several spontaneous experiences of Mrs. Sinclair in her youth which, taken together, the account says strongly indicate telepathy.

The narrator says the volume contains comments on the book and an account, written by the narrator, of later experiments. The narrator expresses a conviction that thousands of genuine clairvoyants and psychics exist, despite the presence of fraud.

Psychology

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Upton Sinclair

Upton Sinclair (1878-1968) was an American writer and reformer, author of the muckraking classic The Jungle. A prolific novelist, he won the Pulitzer Prize and profoundly influenced American social thought.