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These remarks are elicited by a case which occurred in 1883 in Melbourne, and which should have converted the city as surely as if an angel had walked down Collins Street
Read record →On October 8th we had a seance with Mrs
Read record →Carrying our own candles, and clad in miner's costume we crept along with bent heads until we came suddenly out into a huge circular hall which might have sprung from Dore's imagination
Read record →His companion rallied him on his sudden gravity, and still more upon the cause of it, when it was explained
Read record →In the other cases, however, there are the direct action and advice of a wise spirit control, a deceased physician usually, who has added to his worldly stock of knowledge
Read record →The clairvoyance was good, if genuine, but it offends me to see it turned off and on like a turn at a music hall
Read record →Social gaieties are somewhat out of key with my present train of thought, and I was more in my element next evening at a meeting of the Rescue Circle under Mr
Read record →He was greatly amused at their "sky-pilot," as he called the chaplain, and at his confusion when he found the other world quite different to what he had depicted
Read record →As I am on the subject of psychic experiences I may as well carry on, so that the reader who is out of sympathy may make a single skip of the lot
Read record →Shortly after her arrival in Melbourne she gave us a seance in our private room at the hotel, no one being present save at my invitation
Read record →As a matter of fact he was perfectly right, for after the sitting both my wife and I remembered that I had exchanged a word or two with him as I was coming out of Light office at least a year after the Sheffield meeting
Read record →Every solid spiritualist would, I am sure, agree with me that our whole subject needs regulating, and is in an unsatisfactory condition
Read record →Of course, we spiritualists are ourselves vulnerable upon the subject of the lives of some of our mediums, but we carefully dissociate those lives from the powers which use the physical frame of the medium for their own purposes, just as the religious and insp
Read record →On the other hand, I had many which were splendidly instructive and helpful
Read record →As I could do nothing, it seemed easy money
Read record →I have been looking up all the old books upon the Maoris which I could find, with the special intent of clearing up their history, but while doing so I found in one rather rare volume "Old New Zealand," an account of a Maori seance, which seems to have been in
Read record →A popular young chief had been killed in battle
Read record →He fell into an insidious illness with certain psychic symptoms, and within a few months was reduced to skin and bone
Read record →Stanley returned again through the medium, said that his widow was going to marry again, and that it was with his full approbation
Read record →I succeeded at Christchurch in performing the feat of waking up a Cathedral City, and all the ex-sleepers were protesting loudly against such a disturbing inrush from the outer world
Read record →Thacker, the mayor, for much kind attention whilst in Christchurch
Read record →Reynolds, of Dunedin, I met one of the most powerful clairvoyants and trance mediums whom I have tested
Read record →She then cried, "I see an elderly lady here--she is a beautifully high spirit--her name is Selina." This rather unusual name belonged to my wife's mother, who died nearly two years ago
Read record →Whilst in the Blue Mountains I was forced to reconsider my plans on account of the strike which has paralysed all coastal trade
Read record →It means to me not only disfigurement, but often a sleepless night
Read record →It was as well, for the walk would have been quite beyond her, and yet having once started there is no return, so we should have ended by carrying her through all the subterranean labyrinths
Read record →actite effects, though very wonderful, are not, I think, superior to those which I have seen in Derbyshire, and the caves have none of that historical glamour which is needed in order to link some large natural object to our own comprehension
Read record →Whilst in Sydney I had an opportunity of examining several phases of mediumship which will be of interest to the psychic reader
Read record →On my last evening at Sydney, I attended a third seance with Charles Bailey, the apport medium
Read record →Apart from the actual production in the seance room, which may be disputed, I should like to confront the honest sceptic with the extraordinary nature of the objects which Bailey produces on these occasions
Read record →m, Geley promises to be the greatest male practical psychic researcher, and he has advantages of which Crawford could never boast, since the liberality of Monsieur Jean Meyer has placed him at the head of a splendid establishment with laboratory, photographic
Read record →After my lecture, which covered an hour and a quarter, we were favoured by an extraordinary exhibition from a medium named Aubert
Read record →If she had not been a great pioneer in Science, she might have been a remarkable actress, for it was wonderful how her face took off the various types
Read record →These took the form of materialisations
Read record →Geley's work, he had foreseen that the only answer which any critic, however exacting, could make to the evidence, was that the paraffin hand had been brought in the medium's pocket
Read record →Geley that the experiments in England with the medium Eva had been largely negative, though once or twice the ectoplasmic flow was, as I understand, observed
Read record →I have just had a sitting with Eva, whom I cannot even say that I have seen, for she was under her cloth cabinet when I arrived and still under it when I left, being in trance the whole time
Read record →The particular case which came immediately under my notice was that of a mother whose son had been killed from an aeroplane, in the war
Read record →To-day I heard music which I had known and loved in the happy, careless long ago, and whilst I was lost in a dream of half-forgotten bliss I smelt the fragrance of mimosa flower
Read record →In those days we never heard the word "ghost" mentioned, yet I cannot recollect thinking of "silk dress" as anything but a visitor from the other world
Read record →What may have given rise to the suggestion was the fact that she dressed after the fashion of the Scottish Queen, and was surrounded by "Mary relics." Also, there is no doubt that she had a deeply sympathetic interest in the unfortunate Queen, and had elevated
Read record →The jewels possessed by Lady Caithness were the most gorgeous I have ever seen
Read record →I sat with her through many seances, successful, barren, and indifferent, conducted by mediums of various nationalities
Read record →One night I had a curious experience
Read record →The figure moved softly round the room, it made no sound whatever, and as it came to each sleeper it bent down, as if closely scrutinizing each face
Read record →Such sacramental hours sanctify the variety of our lot, combine the pathos of love and death, and stretch through the corridors of memory into the hush and shadow of the haunted past; where all the mystery of such hours seem gathered for inspiration
Read record →One night, immediately after he had dined, he ran upstairs to his bedroom to fetch something
Read record →When the following autumn came round he found himself again in the North, under exactly similar circumstances
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