Translation of "Mesmerism" in German

Mesmerism was condemned but hypnotism is recognized.

Early in his career, he experimented with hypnosis, then known as mesmerism.

Wallace drew a connection between his experiences with mesmerism and his later investigations into spiritualism.

And it must be in a conscious state, not under mesmerism or hypnotism, mind that.

This is the worst thing that one can do – is to take away the spirit and use it for mesmerism or enticing.

And this method of mesmerism is so subtle that you cannot understand.

Originating from romantic topoi such as machines, mesmerism, ghostlike projections or scientifically occult motifs of Gothic literature (Frankenstein), technology has proven to be a means of surpassing the humanly possible.

In Luise's case, therapeutic measures were applied, ranging from the prescription of countless homoeopathic medicines – always in the C30 potency – through placebos, spiritus nitri dulcis, diet and lifestyle, mesmerism and magnetism, right up to psychotherapy.

Deep down, however, hypnotism, mesmerism, hysteria, and demonic possession share the common ground of being social constructs engineered mainly by enthusiastic therapists, showmen, and priests on the one side, and suggestible, imaginative, willing, fantasy-prone players with deep emotional needs or abilities on the other.

Some have risen above the physical, they give only some mesmerism, some hypnotism, and some psychologists use psychology, and some, by trick of the pen, they can give you something.

Then you find people whom you can impress also, put ideas into their heads – by reading, they learn, or by their lectures, or by mesmerism, whatever kinds of things they can do.

Then you find people whom you can impress also, put ideas into their heads – by reading, they learn, or by their lectures, or by mesmerism, whatever kinds of things they can do. They put your mind into such a frame that you accept these destructive ideas, for yourself individually, or maybe for the collective.