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mediumism

1. the belief that another person can serve as an instrument through which another personality or supernatural agency can communicate.
2. the art or practice of such a spiritualistic medium. — mediumistic, adj.

See also: Spirits and Spiritualism

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"Eusapiada" czyli mediumizm w krzywym zwieciadle satyry ["Eusapiada," or mediumism in the distorting mirror of satire].

Julian Ochorowicz and His Contribution to Psychical Research/Julian Ochorowicz et sa contribution a la recherche psychique/Julian Ochorowicz und sein Beitrag zur parapsychologischen Forschung/Julian Ochorowicz y su Contribucion a la Investigacion Psfquica

Here are Helena Blavatsky's ideas on this matter pertaining to mesmerism (as an active practice) and the power of the will versus mediumism (as a passive practice):

Orestes Brownson and the mesmeric universe

"Mediumism, a play on the word minimalism, is the idea that brands tend to use new platforms based on legacy models and tricks rather than imagining new possibilities," Solis said.

Unleashing a storm

Mediumism facilitated the healing process by allowing individuals to

Waking the dead: medium as therapist in Albert Talhoff and Mary Wigman's Totenmal

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