lecture19- 第7部分

and　〃hypnoid〃　conditions；　if　we　are　subjects　to　such　conditions；



our　delusions；　fixed　ideas；　and　hysterical　accidents；　if　we　are



hysteric　subjects；　our　supra…normal　cognitions；　if　such　there　be；



and　if　we　are　telepathic　subjects。　　It　is　also　the　fountain…head



of　much　that　feeds　our　religion。　In　persons　deep　in　the　religious



life；　as　we　have　now　abundantly　seenand　this　is　my



conclusionthe　door　into　this　region　seems　unusually　wide　open；



at　any　rate；　experiences　making　their　entrance　through　that　door



have　had　emphatic　influence　in　shaping　religious　history。







With　this　conclusion　I　turn　back　and　close　the　circle　which　I



opened　in　my　first　lecture；　terminating　thus　the　review　which　I



then　announced　of　inner　religious　phenomena　as　we　find　them　in



developed　and　articulate　human　individuals。　　I　might　easily；　if



the　time　allowed；　multiply　both　my　documents　and　my



discriminations；　but　a　broad　treatment　is；　I　believe；　in　itself



better；　and　the　most　important　characteristics　of　the　subject



lie；　I　think；　before　us　already。　In　the　next　lecture；　which　is



also　the　last　one；　we　must　try　to　draw　the　critical　conclusions



which　so　much　material　may　suggest。