Workshop. Jaime Valfredo Rangel presented a paper in tribute of his 200th birth anniversary to the Governor of Portuguese India, Paulo Bernard Guedes. The Institute of Clinical Hypnosis and Counselling was established in the Indian state of Kerala as a memorial to Abbé Faria. Kator Re Bhaji, is a play was written and directed by Isabel de Santa Rita Vas and performed by the Mustard Seed Art Company, an Indian theatre troupe from Goa, which celebrated the 250th anniversary of Faria's birth. Laurent Carrer included the first English translation of Faria's single tome, originally written in French as De la cause du sommeil lucide ou Etude de la nature de l’homme (On the Cause of Lucid Sleep or Study On The Nature of Man) in his 2004 José Custódio de Faria: Hypnotist, Priest and Revolutionary. Notes Moniz, A. Egas, O Padre Faria na história do hipnotismo (Abbé Faria in the history of hypnotism), Lisbon: Faculdade de Medicina de Lisboa, 1925. Dalgado, D.G., Memoire sur la vie de l'Abbé Faria, Paris, 1906. Charles. J. Borges, Goa and the revolt of 1787. Digitised copy of Abbé Faria's original manuscript "De la cause du sommeil lucide" (original version in French) – Preface by D.G. Dalgado – Paris 1906 – courtesy of Dr. Paret. A copiously annotated English translation of this work, including Dalgado's preface, can be found in Laurent Carrer's "On the Cause of Lucid Sleep," now available as a Kindle eBook on Amazon. References External links Commemorative postcard, honouring the Abbé's 250th Anniversary. Tribute website. Short documentary. Marvels Beyond Science. Abbe Faria. Asif Currimbhoy. 1756 births 1819 deaths Goan Catholics French hypnotists Portuguese people of Goan descent Goans in science and technology Portuguese Roman Catholic priests Konkani people Alexandre Dumas characters People from North Goa district Scholars from Goa 18th-century Indian scholars 18th-century Indian scientists 19th-century Indian Roman Catholic priests Indian hypnotists