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Cheap pence paid for eternity and yet man whines!
Patience Worth — On Death
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| Patience Worth: A Psychic Mystery by Casper S. Yost |
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| ON a July evening in 1913 two women of St. Louis sat with a Ouija board upon their knees. The result of what was to come has remained one of the biggest mysteries in literary history and a key event in psychical research to this day. Read more... |
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The Career of Eusapia Palladino by Arthur Conan Doyle
THE MEDIUMSHIP of Eusapia Palladino marks an important stage in the history of psychical research, because she was the first medium for physical phenomena to be examined by a large number of eminent men of science. The chief manifestations that occurred with her were the movement of objects without contact, the levitation of a table and other objects, the levitation of the medium, the appearance of materialized hands and faces, lights, and the playing of musical instruments without human contact.
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The Career of Daniel D. Home by Arthur Conan Doyle
DANIEL DUNGLAS HOME was born in 1833 at Currie, a village near Edinburgh. There was a mystery about his parentage, and it has been both asserted and denied that he was related in some fashion to the family of the Earl of Home. Certainly he was a man who inherited elegance of figure, delicacy of feature, sensitiveness of disposition and luxury in taste, from whatever source he sprang. But for his psychic powers, and for the earnestness which they introduced into his complex character, he might have been taken as the very type of the aristocratic younger son who inherits the tendencies, but not the wealth, of his forbears.
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The Story of “A Course in Miracles”
This is the Story of a Course in Miracles. This documentary explains the history of how the ‘Course’ came about, what it is, and how it can shape us and in turn, how we can shape our perception of the world.
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