Astral Projection: A Record of Out-of-the-Body Experiences
The Pineal Doorway · Beyond the Pineal Door
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Registro en primera persona que arranca en 1902, cuando su autor tenía dieciséis años. Su rasgo decisivo para el corpus es de ATRIBUCIÓN, no de doctrina: el título con el que lo catalogamos no es suyo. El prologuista consigna que sus artículos originales de 1920 en el Occult Review se llamaban «The Pineal Doorway» y «Beyond the Pineal Door», y que en el cuerpo del libro no encuentra un solo pasaje donde Fox hable de «Astral Projection» «Fox — Astral Projection (1939) · p. 5».
4 claims · 1 source · 1 attribution
Attribution
recorded, never asserted«Fox — Astral Projection (1939) · p. 5»
The chain of the work
the processed witness, in emeraldClaims
4 entries — the work's own voice, with its locator«In the spring of 1902, when I was midway between my sixteenth and seventeenth birthdays, I started a three years’ course in science and electrical engineering at the Hartley Institute» — fecha su punto de partida a los dieciséis años
«concentrating upon dreams was that I found in some of them a Beauty and Divinity which I most ardently desired but could not find on earth» — el motivo que declara para volcarse a los sueños
«I knew nothing of astral projection, nor had I the slightest inkling of the surprising turn events would take so soon» — y su ignorancia previa del asunto
«I set out in search of Beauty, and in the end I proved, at least to my own satisfaction, that I possessed an immortal soul» — cómo enuncia lo que dice haber alcanzado, acotado a su propia satisfacción
About the work
2 entries — what the apparatus and scholarship say about it«His original articles in the Occult Review in 1920, for which he is justly considered the pioneer in this field, were entitled “The Pineal Doorway,” and “Beyond the Pineal Door.”» — el prologuista data los artículos originales y da sus títulos propios
«In the text of this book, too, I find no passage in which he speaks of it as “Astral Projection.” I think the term was imposed upon him by his English publisher» — el prologuista adjudica el título «Astral Projection» al EDITOR, no a Fox