 | Robert Walsh - 1837 - 504 pagine
...in passing before the face, at the distance of one or two inches, to the epigastrium, where he stops again, either in bearing upon that region, or without...it with his fingers. And he thus comes down slowly (long the body, to the feet. These passes, or motions, are repeated during the gieatest part of the... | |
 | 1838 - 426 pagine
...in passing before the face, at the distance of one or two inches, to the epigastrium, where he stops again, either in bearing upon that region, or without...even beyond the extremities of the hands and feet, in shaking his fingers at each time. Finally, he performs before the face and the chest some transversal... | |
 | 1837 - 688 pagine
...in passing before the face, at the distance of one or two inches, to the epigastrium, where he stops again, either in bearing upon that region, or without...These passes, or motions, are repeated during the greater part of the course, and when he wishes to finish it, he carries them even beyond the extremities... | |
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... magnetizers call passes. Then he passes his hands over the head, keeps them there a few moments, brings them down in passing before the face, at the distance of one or two inches, to the epigastrium, where he stops again, either in bearing upon that... 