Commentary Preface | ||
Introduction | ||
1st Treatise | - | The Magnetic light. The Aurora borealis. |
2nd Treatise | - | Crystals: the relation of these and of the magnet to human organs. The poles of crystals. Light and force of these. |
3rd Treatise | - | Certain physical and physiological laws of the organic force, hitherto called Magnetism, Relations to the magnet, to terrestrial magnetism, and to crystals. |
4th Treatise | - | The rays of the sun and of the moon, heat, friction, light,—as sources of the new force. |
5th Treatise | - | Chemism; the Magnetic tub; Digestion; Chemical action.
The light over graves Voltaic and frictional Electricity; electrical atmosphere. |
6th Treatise | - | Matter in general: the heavenly bodies; regions of the earth. The new force, embracing - the whole universe. Nomenclature. The word Od. |
7th Treatise | - | Dualism in the Odic phenomena. Warmth and cold. Magnets, Crystals, Plants, the Human body; their two halves; all polar. + Od and —Od. Variability of the odic intensity in time, in the human body. |
Conclusion |