Statuvolism
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /staˈtʃuːvəlɪzm̩/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Statuvolism is a noun meaning (now historical) Self-hypnosis.
Meaning
(now historical) Self-hypnosis.
Example Sentences
I have selected the word Statuvolism, from two Latin words—Status, a state or condition, and Volo, the will—meaning thereby, a state produced by an act of the will.
Psychometry lead^([sic]) to the discovery of “Statuvolism” which is a peculiar condition produced by the will, in which a person can “throw their mind” to any distant place and see, hear, feel, smell, and taste what is going on there.
The dictum of Lord Bacon: “The human mind can be placed in communication with other minds and transmit their impressions,” is not inclusive enough to cover the phenomena of statuvolism, animal magnetism, electro-biology, mesmerism, or by whatsoever name we may indicate the use of this mysterious agent.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include autohypnosis, autohypnotism, autohypnotization, hypnogeny, suggestionism, hypnogenesis.
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