The Varieties of Religious Experience · Character
Frederick W. H. Myers
Psychical researcher whose work is referenced.
minor
Also known as Mr. Myers, Myers
First appearance: lecture i religion and neurology
Frederick W. H. Myers shows up with force in Lecture II: Circumscription of the Topic. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as an example of a moderate religious state, deemed too insignificant for study.
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In Lecture II: Circumscription of the Topic: Mentioned as an example of a moderate religious state, deemed too insignificant for study. Later, in Lecture XIX: Other Characteristics: Quoted in a letter about prayer,…
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Alline’s psychological peak occurs as he confronts the utter futility of his own efforts—his seeking, praying,…
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