…families were disrupted by the loss of a loved one. Immediately, there was a rise of interest in spiritualism. Anatha Conan Doyle, Sir Oliver Lodge, and others spearheaded a revival of spiritualistic phenomena because of loss and pain, because of man trying…

…it would be possible to communicate with the dead. Two world wars influenced this situation considerably. Sir Oliver Larch, Arthur Conan Doyle, many others after World War I, wrote on the subject of psychic phenomena, not only as parents and as concerned…

…it not as an easy believer, but not with a mind locked against it. Now, in the times of Oliver Lodge and Conan Doyle, your scientist, who became a spiritualist, really was completely out of his depth. He was therefore a divided person, a scientist in…

…A number of very brilliant leaders of public thought, men of the caliber of Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Professor Hyslop, became concerned with survival, the continuance of consciousness after death. Obviously, the cause of this tremendous…

…not one to be feared and certainly not an art to be cultivated it is something that where it is necessary it happens Conan Doyle gives us one or two very legitimate examples so does Sir Oliver Lodge the case in which the child falling from a railroad…