Telepathy and the Mind’s Dark Echoes Reveal a Doctor’s Struggle
A physician tormented by a brother's telepathic influence over the sea underwent cocaine-induced hallucinations. Under daily hypnosis for six weeks he slept, ate, and reduced cocaine use, with voices fading after three weeks and control by telepathy dissolving as health returned. He warned that future sensations could undermine resistance.
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Voice care and Rome in varied cultural notes
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The Witch's Curse at Bucksparé Cemetery Tale
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Buck Monument Legend of a Witch Trial Foot
A 1713 birth Col John Buck founder of Bucks Park, died March 18 1806. The article details a local superstition in Backport about a footlike outline on a pedestal near a shaft. Town lore portrays Colonel Buck as stern and Puritanical, ordering a witch’s execution and cursing the judge. The footprint story revived a long local legend tied to witchcraft, superstition, and the monument’s origin.
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