The Rappers: Or, the Mysteries, Fallacies, and Absurdities of Spirit-Rapping, Table-Tipping, and Entrancement
delves into the phenomena that captivated the 19th century. Penned by "A Searcher After Truth," this work explores the wave of spiritualism that swept through society, examining the practices of spirit-rapping, table-tipping, and the state of trance as methods of communicating with the spirit world.
This book offers a critical lens through which to view these practices, questioning their validity and dissecting the potential for deception and self-delusion. It provides a fascinating look into the social and psychological landscape of an era gripped by a desire to connect with the unknown, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of spiritualism and the occult.
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