Psycho-Phone Messages

1. Read the table of contents and preface first, marking the author's core propositions on consciousness and suggestion before proceeding chapter by chapter.
2. After each chapter, write a note of skepticism, distinguishing the author's assumptions from verifiable evidence.
3. Read alongside background material on early psychology or the spiritualist movement to avoid understanding it in isolation.
4. Limit each reading session; the essayistic arguments are dense, so one or two chapters at a time suits slow reading.

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