THIRD PERSON INTERPOSED.
Another variation is that in which a third person is interposed between the Transmitter and Receiver. Practice along these lines will enable the skilled Mind Reader to receive the impressions as usual, notwithstanding the interposition of the third person. Do not attempt to try these variations until you have thoroughly mastered the ordinary methods.
(The student is here advised to turn to the conclusion of Lesson VI, of this book, and acquaint himself with the "[Simpler Method]" there described. It may help him in this phase of his work.)
We shall now pass on to the consideration of some of the more complicated or difficult feats of Contact Mind Reading.
LESSON VI.
DIFFICULT DEMONSTRATIONS.
We shall now direct your attention to a class of demonstrations of a rather more complicated order than those related in the last chapter. But even these difficult feats may be rendered comparatively easy of accomplishment by careful practice, and development of receptivity.