Clairvoyance by C. W. Leadbeater

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'Clairvoyance' is a book by C. W. Leadbeater, first published in 1899. Written from the standpoint of late-Victorian theosophy, the book explains clairvoyance as an inner perceptive faculty and sets out Leadbeater’s accounts of how psychic vision can be seen, trained, and used to investigate the unseen realms. It presents practical and theoretical material on topics readers search for with terms like clairvoyance, psychic development, theosophy, astral perception, and third-eye observation, while remaining organised as a handbook-style treatment rather than a scientific paper. Leadbeater was a leading and sometimes controversial figure in the Theosophical Society; his writings — including investigations he described as “clairvoyant” observations — helped shape early 20th-century occult literature and inspired later esoteric works (for example, his collaborations on Thought-Forms and Occult Chemistry). Readers should be aware that Leadbeater’s claims and methods have been debated both inside and outside the Theosophical movement, so the book is best approached as a period piece of spiritual/occult thought that influenced modern metaphysical and New Age currents rather than as empirical science.

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 62
Illustrations: No
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