Delve into the historical understanding of sleep disturbances with John Waller's "A Treatise on the Incubus, or Night-Mare, Disturbed Sleep, Terrific Dreams and Nocturnal Visions." This meticulously prepared print edition explores the age-old phenomena of nightmares, sleep paralysis, and nocturnal visions through a philosophical and psychological lens.
Waller's work examines the incubus and night-mare as perceived in previous eras, offering insight into historical perspectives on sleep disorders and the realm of dreams. Explore the intersection of medical understanding, self-help interpretations of dreams, and even occult perspectives related to disturbing night-time experiences. This volume provides a fascinating glimpse into historical beliefs and theories surrounding the mysteries of sleep.
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