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The book is a comprehensive study of psychic phenomena and folklore in Jamaica, including various forms of spiritualism, psychic healing, and divination.Williams was a Catholic priest who spent many years studying and documenting the culture and beliefs of the Jamaican people. In "Psychic Phenomena of Jamaica," he presents a detailed analysis of the various forms of psychic phenomena he encountered during his travels, including personal anecdotes, case studies, and interviews with practitioners.The book covers a range of topics related to psychic phenomena in Jamaica, including the role of religion, superstition, and folklore in Jamaican culture, the use of charms and amulets for protection and healing, and the practice of Obeah, a form of Jamaican folk magic.While some of Williams' descriptions of Jamaican beliefs and practices may be considered controversial or outdated by modern standards, "Psychic Phenomena of Jamaica" remains an important historical document in the study of Jamaican culture and the role of psychic phenomena in religious and folk traditions.Overall, "Psychic Phenomena of Jamaica" is a fascinating and informative study of psychic phenomena and folklore in Jamaica, offering a unique perspective on the cultural and religious beliefs of the Jamaican people.