Sentence examples for psychic projection from inspiring English sources

Later in 1926, he adds a footnote to the same document and admits that the I should be considered as a psychic projection of the surface of the body, as well as the representation of the surface of the psychic apparatus (Freud 1923, p. 28, footnote).

He suspects a psychic projection of these beings has remained on the alien ship and is being seen by people who come in contact with it.

Dreamcatcher is about four friends with useless psychic powers, capable of feats like humiliating a fat psychiatric patient, finding car keys, and following a psychic projection into traffic.

A good friend of mine, Sam Zimmerman, who does projection for Psychic TV, asked me to see if I wanted to show some of my videos to be used for their live show for the release party of the new album Snakes at Brooklyn Night Bazaar.

He noted that the symbol of the disk is an archetypal, universal symbol referring to wholeness, and emerges as a compensatory projection of a missing vital psychic need or collective distress.

All escapees from the netherworld are in their jurisdiction, be they vampires, poltergeists, astral projections, firestarters, telekinetics, satanic cultists, psychic surgeons, alien abductees, possessed animals, replicants, reincarnated spirits, shape shifters, or local chapters of the international brotherhood of zombies.

Once just the Symbolist shriek of a single, mentally ill artist at the dawn of the 20th century, it's become a projection screen for our own fin-de-siècle anxieties, psychic, environmental, political and, yes, economic.

But instead of celestial interpretations, I prefer to connect projections as phenomena deeply connected to our internal psychic life.

By mirroring themselves in deciding what they want to see around the house every day for next three or seven years, the Obamas tempt us to indulge in psychic as well as (look who we're dealing with) political projections.

Many serious believers in spiritualism familiar with such terms as astral projection, cosmic ordering, quantum mysticism, as well as those old standbys extrasensory perception and psychic, should not take offense at the popular lifting of one item from their lexicon.

In novels like "Asylum," "Dr. Haggard's Disease" and "Martha Peake," his literary method can be characterized as contemporary Gothic — with dark psychic energies heating up and then exploding in dramatically moody settings — or else, in a novel like "Port Mungo," as a projection of hard-bitten "dirty realism" onto the fissured interior sphere.