Clairvoyance

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Edwin Balmer Edwin Balmer,  The Achievements of Luther Trant (1910)

“ You speak now—as an educated man—with equal contempt of clairvoyance; but a half-hour's ride down Madison or Halsted Street, with an eye open to the signs in the second-story windows, will show you how widespread to-day is the belief in clairvoyance, since so many persons gain a living by it. ”
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of C. W. Leadbeater C. W. Leadbeater,  Clairvoyance

“ Small though it may be in itself, it at once gives the seer a clue to the whole thing, and clairvoyance would be a living actuality to a man who had seen even that much in a way that it could never have been without that little touch with the unseen world. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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