…6. 27 Hodgson (1892), 60. 28 Hodgson (1892), 21 29 Hodgson (1892), 127. 30 Hodgson (1892), 127-8. 31 Hodgson (1892), 129. 32 Hodgson (1892), 122. 33 Hodgson (1892), 123. 34 Hodgson (1892), 159. 35 Hodgson (1892), 295. 36 Hodgson (1892), 296-99. 37 James (1909), 3. 38 Piper (1901). 39 Anonymous…
…that Hodgson had once given Jessie, also the fact that he had heard about her death from Jessie’s sister – all confirmed as true by Hodgson. Although much impressed, and convinced that Piper was not a charlatan, Hodgson, like James, first favoured telepathy as the explanation for these feats. As…
…Hodgson report of 1885. Pasadena, California, USA: Theosophical University Press. Harrison, V. (1986). J’Accuse: An examination of the Hodgson Report of 1885. Journal of the Society for Psychical Research 53, 286-310. Hodgson, R. (1894). The defence of the Theosophists. Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research 9, 129-59. Hodgson, R.,…
The ‘Junot’ sittings occurred during the later stages of the trance mediumship of Leonora Piper, which was closely observed between 1888 and 1905 by Richard Hodgson on behalf of the Society for Psychical Research. The sittings were initiated by the father of a seventeen-year old boy who had recently drowned…
…generally works, but occasionally a node will go out of synchrony and needs correction. When the electricity supply is interrupted, or the Internet connection is lost for some reason, the data flow may stop for a node. All data are stored on the local computer, so nothing is lost, but…
…in other respects was a typical little boy. Mrs Hodgson’s brother John Burcombe, a hospital worker, lived nearby at 272 Green Street with his wife Sylvia and two children Paul and Denise. The two families appeared to be close, and John was supportive towards the Hodgsons. The Hodgsons’ next door…
…satisfactory way of explaining what she knew and how she knew it. James, Hodgson, and Hyslop published lengthy accounts of their investigations with Mrs Piper in the SPR’s Proceedings,17See Hodgson (1892) and Hodgson (1898). Hyslop (1901) contributed a major study on Mrs Piper for the SPR Proceedings. the ASPR’s having…
…be made unconsciously better, yet all the while consciously to lie awake o’ nights, as I still do?40H. James (1920), vol. 1, 261. In correspondence to his wife James mentioned some experiences he had in New York together with Richard Hodgson. One reads as follows: In bed at 11.30, after…
…consistent mind-matter interaction effects, allowing longstanding questions about the role of consciousness in the physical world to be resolved through future data collection with light-immersive crowd feedback. Caputi has continued to develop formalized experiments involving arrayed colour-based RNG nodes. Two additional physical devices were built that used LED nodes as…
