81. MESMERISM AND THE HIGHER SELF; A Theosophical Article By William Q. Judge the views expressed by the author of that work some years ago in Transactions ofthe London Lodge on the subject of the higher self, as may be william BREHON. http://www2.whidbey.com/TheosophicalLiterature/jmesmerismhigherself.htm

MESMERISM AND THE HIGHER SELF Recently a book on the subject of the "Rationale of Mesmerism" having been published in London, written by Mr. A. P. Sinnett, I read in it some astounding statements about the relation of the higher self to Mesmerism. He says that it is the higher self that acts in the case of those mesmerized subjects who show clairvoyance, clairaudience, and the like, of a high order. That is to say, the views expressed amount to the doctrine that pure spirit, which the Higher Self is, can be acted on and affected by the gross physical power of mesmerism. This idea seems to be quite contrary to all that we have read in Theosophical literature on the philosophy of man and his complex nature. For if there is anything clearly stated in that, it is that the higher self cannot be affected in this manner. I T is a part of the supreme spirit, and as such cannot be made to go and come at the beck of a mesmerizer. Mesmeric force is purely material, although of a finer sort of materiality than gas. It is secreted by the physical body in conjunction with the astral man within, and has not a particle of spirituality about it further than that spirit is immanent in the whole universe. And when it is brought to bear on the willing or unwilling subject, the portion of the nature of the latter which is waked up, or rather separated from the rest, is the astral man. Clairvoyance and similar phenomena are explicable by the knowledge of the inner man, and, that being so, it is straining a point and degrading a great idea to say the higher self is involved. For the inner astral man has the real organs which partially function through the one we know. The real eye and ear are there. So what happens in mesmeric trance is that the outer eye and ear are paralyzed for the time, and the brain is made to report what is seen and heard by the inner senses.

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Museums Galleries Visitor Attractions History and Heritage Castles Activities Out and About: The main town in the area is the bustling Fort William from where the magical 'Road to the Isles' heads west to the fishing port of Mallaig. On the way, you'll be treated to spectacular views of the Small Isles: Muck, Eigg and Rhum. Also found here are crystal clear bays near Arisaig and the golden sands of Morar. Glen Coe means many things to different people. Historically, the 1692 massacre of the MacDonalds by the Campbells is commemorated by a monument and visitor centre near the Clachaig Inn. For walkers and climbers, Glen Coe offers its own special challenges. Skiers can choose between the White Corries ski area near Glen Coe and Aonach Mor, just north of Fort William, while cyclists can explore the recently developed Great Glen Cycle Route. For a more leisurely day, why not take a trip out to Ardnamurchan Point, the most westerly point on the British mainland? Historic Buildings and Castles: Glenfinnan Monument A superb setting at the head of Loch Shiel for the monument commemorating those who fought and died in the Jacobite rising.

83. Dr. William M. Self Welcome to Dr. Will self's web page. SPRING 2003 SCHEDULE. Phone (406) 6572940.To view Dr. self's Spring Semester 2003 Schedule, please click here. http://www.msubillings.edu/math/faculty/self/self.html

Welcome to Dr. Will Self's web page SPRING 2003 SCHEDULE Office: LA 840 Phone: (406) 657-2940 To view Dr. Self's Spring Semester 2003 Schedule, please click here. Pages updated by Pat Amundsen This page was last updated on

84. William James On The Self Seminar on self Constructs (EDS 771G) Week 2 william James on theself Division of Educational Studies - Emory University 1. It http://www.emory.edu/EDUCATION/mfp/jamesqs.html

Seminar on Self Constructs (EDS 771G) Week 2 - William James on the Self Division of Educational Studies - Emory University 1. It is not difficult to become captivated by James' conception of "self as knower and self as known." After all, the distinction of self in terms of I and me is in some fashion common-sensical ("I was talking to myself yesterday and . . . "). On other levels it is also charming and amusing. However, Bandura (in press) has pointed out that "reflecting on one's own functioning entails shifting the perspective of the same agent rather than reifying different internal agents or selves regulating each other." Bandura argues that people think, act, and reflect on their actions, but it is the one and the same person who is doing the thinking and later evaluating the adequacy of one's knowledge, thinking skills, and action strategies. The shift in perspective does not transform one from an agent to an object as the dualist view of the self would lead one to believe. One is just as much an agent reflecting on one's experiences as in executing courses of action. Rather than splitting the self into object and agent, in self-reflection individuals are simultaneously agent and object. James suggests that "the total self of me, being as it were

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Janny's Cottage Self Catering Accommodation Fort William - West Highlands of Scotland Explore the glens and mountains of the Scottish Highlands Walking - Skiing - Climbing Fishing - Boat Trips - Golf Janny's Cottage, in the tiny hamlet of Tomacharich, enjoys outstanding views of the magnificent north face of Ben Nevis and Nevis Range Ski Centre. Enjoy long summer evenings on the veranda and watch the sunset. Or in winter relax by the open fire after a day out skiing on the nearby mountains. This traditionally built cottage is tastefully restored and designed to a very high standard. Accommodation for up to 4 10 minutes from Fort William centre Secluded countryside setting 10 minutes from Nevis Range Ideal touring base for Loch Ness, Skye, Road to the Isles, Glencoe, castles, etc. First Floor The lounge enjoys exposed pitch pine rafters and vaulted beam ceiling with solid Scottish oak flooring. The focal point of the lounge is the open log fire with its natural slate hearth. Concealed electric storage heating is also provided. Patio doors lead onto the furnished veranda with forest views to the west.

86. Janny's Cottage Self Catering Accommodation - Fort William Scotland Nevis, Highlands of Scotland. Janny's Cottage self Catering AccommodationFort william Scotland. LOCATION - ACTIVITIES - SIGHTSEEING. http://www.cottage-fortwilliam.co.uk/sightseeing.htm

Janny's Cottage Self Catering Accommodation Fort William - Scotland LOCATION - ACTIVITIES - SIGHTSEEING Discover the Scottish Highlands from your base at Janny's Cottage Road to the Isles - Skye Castles - Loch Ness Around Fort William there are plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities including golf, pony trekking, trout fishing, as well as walking, climbing, canoeing, sailing and of course winter skiing. There are lots of events throughout the year and Highland Games in the summer. As for touring and sightseeing, you are spoilt for choice in every direction. Discover the Road to the Isles - the scenic journey from Fort William to Mallaig. Either take your car (45 miles) or relax on the steam train which runs throughout the summer. This area has been used as a filming location for movies such as Harry Potter, Highlander, Braveheart and Local Hero. Enjoy sandy beaches such as the Sands of Morar with views to the Small Isles. At Glenfinnan you can see the famous viaduct, Bonnie Prince Charlie monument and National Trust for Scotland visitor centre. From here you can also take a cruise on Loch Shiel. Mallaig is the ferry point for the Isle of Skye which is easy to visit from Janny's Cottage in a day. This magical island has much to offer - mountains, castles, a whisky distillery, boat trips and more.

87. LILASQUAD: LS The Self And William James LS The self and william James. From Robert Stillwell (Stills@Bigfoot.com)Date Mon Jul 05 1999 060807 BST Next message Denis http://alt.venus.co.uk/hypermail/lilasquad/9907/0009.html

LS The Self and William James From: Robert Stillwell ( Stills@Bigfoot.com Date: Mon Jul 05 1999 - 06:08:07 BST Next message: Denis Poisson: "Re: LS Soul in the MOQ" Previous message: B. Skutvik: "Re: LS Soul in the MOQ" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hey group! Last month I had to cut short my discussions with Mark and Mary. I'm not going to address the specific discussions, but start again to include the whole group. I can't wait to see where people go with the topic! Here is my spin... Psychology_ which was deemed by Psychology Today as "the single greatest work in American psychology". (Thanks to Roger. Your quotes and a webpage on the internet inspired me to read the whole damn 1200 pages! Great stuff!) What is meant by 'self'...... "All people unhesitatingly believe that they feel themselves thinking, and that they distinguish the mental state as an inward activity or passion from all the objects with which they cognitively deal. I regard this belief as the most fundamental of all the postulates of Psychology."

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Scotland self catering holidays: At Birchbrae we offer six Scandinavian lodges set in a woodland clearing midway between Glencoe and Fort William in Inverness-shire - for a holiday surrounded by abundant wildlife. BIRCHBRAE Self Catering Lodges Health and Beauty Spa Onich, Fort William, Inverness-shire Sleeps: 2 - 6 +cot. Pets welcome. STB: 4 Stars. For further details please contact: Stephen Fenwick, Birchbrae, Onich, Fort William PH33 6SE Tel and Fax: Email: Click here to send an email to this owner Website: www.bbchalets.co.uk Six superior Scandinavian style lodges with a Health and Beauty Spa on site. Set in a woodland clearing off the A82 - 8 miles south of Fort William, they are midway between Glencoe and Fort William. Surrounded by abundant wildlife, you are likely to see Pine Marten and Red Squirrel as well as many birds. Forest and hilltop walks stretch from the doorstep and the impressive Inchree Waterfall is only a 40 minute stroll. Each lodge is large and spacious with three bedrooms (one King size), two bathrooms, a lounge, diner, drying area, fully fitted kitchen and verandah. They are fully insulated, double glazed and generously heated and have TV, video recorder and Hi-Fi system.

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Holiday cottages in Inverness-shire, Scotland: The self catering accommodation occupies a private area of grounds - the gardens contain a wealth of flowering trees and shrubs and there are 8 acres of open hillside offering a wonderful wild life habitat. THE OLD SCHOOL CHALET/LOGCABIN Duisky, Nr Fort William, S-Locheilside (A861), Inverness-shire Photo: The Old School Chalet Sleep: 2 - 6. Pets in one unit only. For brochure, full details and vacancies please phone: Mrs J Cox Tel: The Old School, Duisky , a former one-room school which is now our home, is situated on the South shore of Loch Eil, a beautiful sea loch extending 12 miles West of Fort William, the tourist centre at the foot of Ben Nevis. 2 Logcabins built of solid logs (one under a turf roof) are each occupying their own private area of the Old School grounds. The gardens contain a wealth of flowering trees and shrubs. 8 acres of open hillside provide a wild life habitat for a variety of birds, butterflies and insects, pine martens, red squirrels etc. and feature a meandering burn flanked by banks of bluebells, with primroses and daffodils in spring and a large variety of wildflowers, grasses and mosses in summer. Loch Eil is a sealoch and is visited by otters, seals, swans, oystercatchers and many other seabirds.

90. Art Of William Hogarth - Self Portrait With Pug PRESENTS. william Hogarth (1697 1764) selfPortrait with Pug. self Portrait with Pug http://www.haleysteele.com/hogarth/plates/self.html

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91. William Monroe Self-Personal Page william Monroe self S1c USS Salt Lake City 19441946. USS SLC EnlistedNavy william Monroe self, S1c Sept. 28th, 2002 Letter http://sandysq.gcinet.net/uss_salt_lake_city_ca25/self.htm

William Monroe Self, S1c USS Salt Lake City USS SLC...Enlisted Navy... William Monroe Self, S1c Sept. 28th, 2002 Letter found in SLC Memorabilia written to Myron Varland on Aug. 23, 1993 from Keith A. Self, son of SLC Veteran William Monroe Self. Dear Mr. Varland, My father, William Monroe Self, was assigned to the USS SLC as a "Gunner's Mate" [records show S1c] from Aug. 1944 to early 1946. His service number was 338-76-00. Unfortunately, my father passed away this past Feb. [1993], for I was planning to send him a plane ticket to attend your reunion next month. I am writing to ask you to pass on to those in attendance that I am interested in hearing from anyone who remembers my father or had any fond stories that they would like to share with his son/family. Before he passed away, he gave me his Blue Jacket Manual and his address book with several names in it: Anderson, Merril, GM3c Applewhite, D., BM2c Aragon, Ruben, S1c Bautz, John, S1c ... Catan, Harold, BM2c Craigh, Earle? Drawhoun, J. E., GM2c Durkin, Tom, GM3c Gates, Vernon, Cox Gunter, Durward, Y2c ... Romines, Robert, GM2c Rowe, Piercy? Schultz, Richard, S2c

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William Wells Brown, a self-liberated historian Home What Happened on Your Birthday? Search the Registry by Category ... Contact November 6 William W. Brown William Wells Brown, was born on this date in 1814. He was an African American antislavery lecturer; groundbreaking novelist, playwright, and historian. Brown was born on a plantation outside Lexington, Kentucky, to a white father and a slave mother. Brown became free on New Year's Day, 1834, when he was able to slip away from his owners' steamboat while it was docked in Cincinnati, Ohio. Soon, Brown moved to Buffalo, New York, and spent nine years there working simultaneously as a steam boatman on Lake Erie and as a conductor for the Underground Railroad. In 1843 Brown began lecturing on his experiences in slavery for the Western New York Anti-Slavery Society, one of many American abolitionist groups. Brown eventually also became a lecturer on behalf of women's rights and temperance, but it was as a fugitive slave speaking on the evils of slavery that he was best known. In 1847, Brown wrote the Narrative of himself

96. Assessment Of Self-Concept. ERIC Digest., Strein, William Title Assessment of selfConcept. ERIC Digest. Author Strein, william PublicationYear 1995 Document Type Eric Product (071); Eric Digests (selected) (073 http://ericae.net/db/edo/ED389962.htm

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98. William Buckley Quotes Himself In Self-Defense articles, william Buckley Quotes Himself in selfDefense Posted Thursday,July 1, 1999, at 800 PM PT Last week, william F. Buckley Jr. http://slate.msn.com/id/31496/

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Search ... Money document.write('') Search the Web: powered by MSN Search Print E-mail Discuss Alerts ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search articles William Buckley Quotes Himself in Self-Defense Posted Thursday, July 1, 1999, at 8:00 PM PT Last week, William F. Buckley Jr. read a Slate "Book Club" about his latest novel, The Redhunter: A Novel Based on the Life and Times of Senator Joe McCarthy , and decided enough was enough. One of the Clubbers, Eric Alterman, had called Buckley's book "a lumbering, themeless pudding of a novel that forces one's eyelids shut like an invisible vise." The other, Ronald Radosh, had described it as "heavy and plodding, without any real juice to it." Buckley weighed in, defending his work against all charges aesthetic, historical, and ideological, and quoting a critic writing in Buckley's own National Review who deemed the book "wonderfully readable ... a witty, fast-moving yarn." Now Buckley has asked Slate to run the following excerpt from the book, so that readers can judge for themselves. We are delighted to oblige. Chapter 45 Acheson Collects McCarthyana Day after day, week after week, month after month, the folder grew in size. The methodical Mr. Acheson took to classifying the entries according to his estimate of their ranking. "M-O-3" parsed as "McCarthy-Outrageous-At 3rd level." "M-P-1" parsed as "McCarthy-Preposterous-1st level." He had other categories, including T (for

99. William Bennett Chases His Tail - Self-criticism Is Bad For Us, Good For Them. B civilization? Its capacity for selfcriticism, argues william Bennett. And civilization?Its capacity for self-criticism, argues william Bennett. And http://slate.msn.com/id/2064359/

MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Search ... Money document.write('') Search the Web: powered by MSN Search Print E-mail Discuss Alerts ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search chatterbox Gossip, speculation, and scuttlebutt about politics. William Bennett Chases His Tail Self-criticism is bad for us, good for them. By Timothy Noah Posted Monday, April 15, 2002, at 3:22 PM PT What makes Western civilization superior to Islamic civilization? Its capacity for self-criticism, argues William Bennett. And what threatens to cripple Western civilization as it wages war against the Islamic world? Its penchant for self-criticism. Most of the fun in reading William Bennett's new book, Why We Fight: Moral Clarity and the War on Terrorism , comes from watching Bennett try to reconcile these two opposing ideas. Here, for instance, is Bennett closing in on synthesis like a cat chasing its own tail: [T]he habit of self-criticism, which some in the West have admittedly made into a self-destructive fetish, also happens to be the one irreplaceable engine of human progress. If, as we have been assured, moderates really do outnumber extremists in the Muslim world, if they really do not wish to relegate themselves to the extremists' enclaves, and if they really do aspire to enjoy the benefits of a free society, then they will have to stand up and begin the arduous work of reconstruction from within by criticizing, criticizing, criticizing … How much self-criticism is enough, and how much is too much? It depends on who's doing the self-criticizing. In the West, Bennett argues, a surfeit of self-criticism brought undeserved grief down on Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi after he said in late September that "We [i.e., the West] must be aware of the superiority of our civilization" in comparison to the Islamic world. The West

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