AI Overview: "Dr. Jules Charpignon (Louis Joseph Jules Charpignon) was a prominent 19th-century French physician and a major figure in the study and defense of animal magnetism, which is historically known as mesmerism. Based in Orléans, France, Dr. Charpignon was part of a wave of medical pract... Read More

AI Overview: "George Catlin famously claimed to have effectively 'charmed' or tamed wild buffalo calves using a well-known frontier method. "While he did not use modern clinical hypnosis, he described a psychological trick that achieved a hypnotic, bonding effect. In his famous 1841 book, Letters... Read More

AI Overview: "James Esdaile (1808-1859) was a Scottish surgeon and a pioneering figure in the history of general anaesthesia and mesmerism (hypnotism). "Educated at the University of Edinburgh, he served for twenty years with the East India Company in India, where he developed a method combining ... Read More

AI Overview: "Charles-Nicolas d’Eslon (1738-1786) was a prominent French physician of the Enlightenment who became a leading advocate and popularizer of Franz Mesmer's theory of 'animal magnetism'. "He served as a doctor-regent at the Faculty of Medicine in Paris, a member of the Royal Society ... Read More

AI is everywhere. It's in your chamber pot and your meditation chamber. AI's info on the Five Holy Names is good enough for government work. <> AI Overview: "The five holy names (Panch Naam) in many branches of Sant Mat are sacred charged words used in meditation (simran) to gather the mind... Read More