{"collection":"UFO & Paranormal","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/ufo/ipm/ipm01.htm","path":"ufo/ipm/ipm01.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/ufo/ipm/ipm01.htm","text":"From India to the Planet Mars, by Th\u00e9odore Flournoy; tr. Daniel B. Vermilye, [1900]\n| CHAPTER | | PAGE | \n| | TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE | vii | \n| I. | INTRODUCTION | 1 | \n| II. | CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH OF MLLE. SMITH | 15 | \n| III. | MLLE. SMITH SINCE HER INITIATION INTO SPIRITISM | 35 | \n| | I. THE MEDIUMISTIC BEGINNINGS OF MLLE. SMITH | 36 | \n| | II. MLLE. SMITH IN HER NORMAL STATE | 41 | \n| | III. SPONTANEOUS AUTOMATIC PHENOMENA | 48 | \n| | 1. PERMANENCE OF EXTERIOR SUGGESTIONS | 49 | \n| | 2. IRRUPTIONS OF SUBLIMINAL REVERIES | 51 | \n| | 3. TELEOLOGICAL AUTOMATISMS | 58 | \n| | IV. THE SEANCES | 60 | \n| IV. | THE PERSONALITY OF LEOPOLD | 76 | \n| | I. PSYCHOGENESIS OF LEOPOLD | 80 | \n| | II. PERSONIFICATION OF BALSAMO BY LEOPOLD | 96 | \n| | III. LEOPOLD AND THE TRUE JOSEPH BALSAMO | 107 | \n| | IV. LEOPOLD AND MLLE. SMITH | 116 | \n| V. | THE MARTIAN CYCLE | 139 | \n| | I. ORIGIN AND BIRTH OF THE MARTIAN CYCLE | 140 | \n| | II. LATER DEVELOPMENT OF THE MARTIAN CYCLE | 152 | \n| | III. THE PERSONAGES OF THE MARTIAN ROMANCE | 172 | \n| | ESENALE | 173 | \n| | ASTAN\u00c9 | 177 | \n| | POUZ\u00c9, RAMI\u00c9\u2014VARIOUS PERSONAGES | 188 | \n| | IV. CONCERNING THE AUTHOR OF THE MARTIAN ROMANCE | 190 | \n| | p. vi | | \n| CHAPTER | | PAGE | \n| VI. | THE MARTIAN CYCLE (CONTINUED)\u2014THE MARTIAN LANGUAGE | 195 | \n| | I. VERBAL MARTIAN AUTOMATISMS | 198 | \n| | II. THE MARTIAN TEXTS | 210 | \n| | III. REMARKS ON THE MARTIAN LANGUAGE | 241 | \n| | 1. MARTIAN PHONETICS AND HANDWRITING | 246 | \n| | 2. GRAMMATICAL FORMS | 249 | \n| | 3. CONSTRUCTION AND SYNTAX | 251 | \n| | 4. VOCABULARY | 252 | \n| | 5. STYLE | 255 | \n| | IV. MLLE. SMITH AND THE INVENTOR OF MARTIAN | 257 | \n| VII. | THE MARTIAN CYCLE (CONCLUDED)\u2014THE ULTRA-MARTIAN | 261 | \n| VIII. | THE HINDOO CYCLE | 275 | \n| | I. APPARITION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE HINDOO CYCLE | 279 | \n| | II. SIVROUKA AND M. DE MARL\u00c8S | 297 | \n| | III. THE ARAB ELEMENTS OF THE ORIENTAL CYCLE | 309 | \n| | IV. THE HINDOO LANGUAGE OF MLLE. SMITH | 314 | \n| | V. THE SOURCES OF THE HINDOO DREAM | 337 | \n| IX. | THE ROYAL CYCLE | 342 | \n| X. | SUPERNORMAL APPEARANCES | 364 | \n| | I. THE STUDY OF THE SUPERNORMAL | 365 | \n| | II. PHYSICAL PHENOMENA | 375 | \n| | 1. APPORTS | 375 | \n| | 2. MOVEMENTS OF OBJECTS WITHOUT CONTACT | 377 | \n| | III. TELEPATHY | 387 | \n| | IV. LUCIDITY | 396 | \n| | 1. MEDICAL CONSULTATIONS | 398 | \n| | 2. OBJECTS RECOVERED | 401 | \n| | 3. RETROCOGNITIONS | 406 | \n| | V. INCARNATIONS AND SPIRIT MESSAGES | 413 | \n| | 1. CASE OF MLLE. VIGNIER | 425 | \n| | 2. CASE OF JEAN THE QUARRYMAN | 430 | \n| | 3. CASE OF THE SYNDIC CHAUMONTET AND OF THE CUR\u00c9 BURNIER | 431 | \n| XI. | CONCLUSION | 441 |","title":"From India to the Planet Mars: Contents","type":"page"}