Stella C

"Stella C : An Account of Some Original Expirement in Physical Research" is a landmark contribution to the field of psychical research, detailing a series of rigorous scientific experiments conducted with the medium Dorothy Stella Cranshaw, popularly known as "Stella C." Authored by the noted paranormal investigator Harry Price, this work presents a meticulous chronological record of sittings held in London during the early 1920s.

Price employs a methodical approach to investigate mediumship, utilizing custom-built apparatuses to detect and measure physical phenomena under controlled laboratory conditions. The account provides detailed observations of unexplained occurrences, including significant drops in ambient temperature, telekinetic movements of objects, and the manifestation of psychic structures. Price's objective reporting aims to bridge the gap between traditional science and the study of the supernatural, offering a fascinating glimpse into the historical pursuit of proving existence beyond the material plane.

This volume remains a vital resource for scholars of spiritualism and the history of parapsychology, showcasing the techniques and dedication of one of the 20th century's most famous researchers. "Stella C : An Account of Some Original Expirement in Physical Research" captures a pivotal era of inquiry where the boundaries of physics and the occult were actively challenged and explored.

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