One of those 19th-century manuals where science and séance shake hands. Sextus walks the reader through trance induction like he’s teaching you to field-strip a pistol—calm, exact, a little unnerving. Suggestions, passes, fixation of the gaze—it’s all here, laid out as if you’re meant to practice on the nearest warm body. Beneath the demonstrations hums a darker promise: control of another’s will. It’s less “parlor trick,” more blueprint for cracking open the human mind and leaving your fingerprints on its gears

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