UFOs and Related Subjects (Lynn Catoe, 1969)

Study of psychical phenomena. Author concludes that man has in himself a
fluidic a.'ld psychic force whose nature is still unknown, but which is capable
of acting at a distance upon matter· and of moving the same. This force, the
expression of our will, is both psychical and physical.
----- The unknown. New York and London, Harper & Bros., 1900. 487 p.
A collection of psychic facts that shows that we live in the midst of an invisible
world in which forces are at work of which we know very little. There are
mental transmissions, communications of thoughts, and psychic currents be-
tween human souls. We may see without eyes and hear without ears "not by
unnatural excitement of our sense of vision or of hearing, ... but by some in-
terior sense, psychic and mental. "
Fuller, Curtis. A psychiatrist looks at psychic doubles. Fate, v. 12, Jan. 1959:
67-75.
The psychic double (autoscopic phenomenon) is defined in medical terms by
Dr. Narcyz Lukianowicz of Barry Hospital, Brhtol, England, as a "complex
psycho-sensorial hallucinatory perception of one's own body image projected
into external visual space. " Detailed studies of phenomenon appeared in
August 1958 issue of Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry.
Geier, Chester S. Ghost light of Hornet. Fate, v. 9, Apr. 1956: 58-61.
A strange luminous glow that appears each night in the Joplin-Neosho area of
Missouri and that defies scientific explanation is described.
Geley, Gustave. From the unconscious to the conscious. New York and London,
Harper & Bros., 1921. 327 p.
Interpretation of the evolution of the individual and the universe. Continuous
development of the conscious is postulated as an evolutionary fact; this con-
scious, grown to its full stature, will be able to transcend all its limitations,
to attain what is now inaccessible, to understand what is now incomprehensible.
Giannini, Amadeo. Worlds beyond the poles. New York, Vantage Press, 1959.
218 p.
Author attempts to prove his contention that there are no northern or southern
limits to the earth; celestial land areas appearing "up" or out from the earth
constitute physical land routes from the earth to every land area of the universe.
Hampton, Wade T. How to \m'°IOtize by telepathy. Fate, v. 9, Nov. 1956: 88-94.
Tests indicate that a subject may l>e entranced by mental command.
----- Mys~cry of hypnotic "ecstacy." Fate, v. 10, Jan. 1957: 94-99.
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