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Whilst in Sydney I had an opportunity of examining several phases of mediumship which will be of interest to…

Date of account
Published 1921
Source
The Wanderings of a Spiritualist
Reference
The Wanderings of a Spiritualist · selected passage 79
Rights
public_domain
Language
English
Record updated
2026-08-24

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Whilst in Sydney I had an opportunity of examining several phases of mediumship which will be of interest to the psychic reader

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Whilst in Sydney I had an opportunity of examining several phases of mediumship which will be of interest to the psychic reader. I called upon Mrs. Foster Turner, who is perhaps the greatest all-round medium with the highest general level of any sensitive in Australia. I found a middle-aged lady of commanding and pleasing appearance with a dignified manner and a beautifully modulated voice, which must be invaluable to her in platform work. Her gifts are so many that it must have been difficult for her to know which to cultivate, but she finally settled upon medical diagnosis, in which she has, I understand, done good work. Her practice is considerable, and her help is not despised by some of the leading practitioners. This gift is, as I have explained previously in the case of Mr. Bloomfield, a form of clairvoyance, and Mrs.

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