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well-known medical man in a house in Newfoundland, several hundred miles distant, in a territory which she had never visited, and to report to the investigators in New York, while still seated among them, everything that her double had seen and heard. "I knew for myself," she says, "that, in order to accomplish the experiment successfully, I would have to use conscious projection in order to arrive at the destination in Newfoundland which I was expected to reach." Giving an account of her experience, she continues: "In my projected state in that place in Newfoundland, where the experiment was set up, I found myself not only at the place of the experiment, but, before I entered the house, I was able to see the garden and the sea, as well as the house I was supposed to enter; I actually sensed the damp of the atmosphere and saw the flowers growing by the pathway. Then I passed through the walls and I was inside the room in which the experiment was to take place. There was no one there and I looked up the staircase, searching for the experimenter I had been told would be there. If I had to move upstairs to find him that would mean additional effort on my part, but fortunately he walked down the stairs at that moment, and entered the room which I knew had been selected for the experiment. What took place then included not only telepathy, but the entire range of supernormal sensing, including clairvoyance, clairaudience and precognition. The Doctor, in this experiment, himself had powers of supernormal sensing, and was obviously aware of my presence and that the experiment had begun. In what I am about to relate, the proof of our mutual awareness will soon become evident. "Speaking aloud and addressing me, he said: This will be a successful experiment,' and I, sitting in a New York room, was able to receive this speech, seemingly through my physical hearing. The investigator in Newfoundland addressed my Double which I had projected into his study, and said, 'Now