Stage Hypnotism   1 19

your hearers in a plain manner what the diffetent terms imply and illustrate by "examples." Tell them the brighter side to all these studies and point out the good things of psychology. Never talk to them on the subject in a manner that would imply that you were nervous and thought your audience knew more than you—the speaker. Make your lecture a "talk" and use simple language. Large words are too burdensome even to those who understand. The mind likes elementary stuff and seldom

•      cares for complications. Make your talk so simple that they all know
what you are saying and what lesson you wish to impart.

If you, as students, find any little thing in this model I have framed for you, take the lecture home with you and "Meditate." You may have been looking for something quite ordinary. I may have given it to you. Again, I may have disappointed you inasmuch as I have told my imaginary audience that there is something on its way that will discount our present psychology. But it is coming. It is not scheduled here for a few generations to come, so you are safe for your occupation.

Whether you are stage hypnotists, mind-readers, lecturers or any-thing else along psychic lines, endeavor to make your points clear to your audience and show them what there may be in all this something truly helpful to humanity in general. In looking after the financial side of this subject, take a care lest you misuse your power and thereby give psychology an unsavory .flavor !

THE END.