mind-healing

• “Similarly, the time-intensive players often valued "control the battlefield" by poisining/diseasing characters to the point that the heals/mind-healing would force them out of fighting for 15-20 minutes.”

  The Price of Serenity?

• ““What of the whole range of mind-healing skills—of mind links and dream links?””

  The Last of the Wilds

• “Seedy establishments where weary warriors seek mind-healing from scantily-clad dancers.”

  GLS Conference

• “I'll be able then to complete most of his mind-healing myself, even with his torc off.”

  The Golden Torc

• “A mere sketch of the rise and progress of the mind-healing movement may be proper before considering its philosophy.”

  The Arena Volume 4, No. 23, October, 1891

• “The mental healer, regardless of his success, is looked upon as an enthusiast, or worse, and even the citizen who modestly accepts the theory of possible mind-healing, is regarded as credulous and visionary by those who pride themselves upon their practicality.”

  The Arena Volume 4, No. 23, October, 1891

• “Neither hypnotism nor mesmeric control are elements in true mind-healing.”

  The Arena Volume 4, No. 23, October, 1891

• “The Howells incident so amusingly dramatized will perhaps be more appreciated if the reader remembers that Mark Twain himself had at intervals been a mind-healing enthusiast.”

  Complete Letters of Mark Twain

• “A spurious and hydra-headed mind-healing is naturally glared at by the pulpit, ostracized by the medical faculty, and scorned by people of common sense.”

  No and Yes

• “Material and mortal mind-healing (so-called) has for ages been a pretender, but has not healed mortals; and they are yet sick and sinful.”

  No and Yes

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