However, underneath the sensational appearance, there is nothing miraculous about the phenomena of hypnosis. It is important for scientific men to recognize this fact, before they can free themselves from mysticism in investigation as well as from the opposite (negative) prejudice that the phenomena of suggestion are not worthy of scientific attention. When a problem had been interpreted in a wrong way, the scientist is not justified to turn his mind away from it in disgust. He must face it and correct whatever mistakes had been committed. The truth remains that everything in nature deserves serious and accurate study, and that every phenomenon is natural. Such recognition is the first principle of scientific method and the chief prerequisite for all fruitful and careful research. A talented observer converted to mysticism ceases to be a scientist. Let there be no mistake, science comes not to promote but to destroy superstition. And now let us keep in mind that the phenomena underlying the field of hypnotism are natural.
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Monday, September 10, 2007
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