Hafed, prince of Persia : his experiences in earth-life and spirit-life ; being spirit communications received through Mr. David Duguid, the Glasgow trance-painting medium ; with an appendix, containing communications from the spirit artists, Ruisdal and Steen (1876)
Duguid, David, Nisbet, Hay · London : J. Burns · leaf 295
th noeye, no ear for Heavenly things. Not until these choking weedsare torn away can the Spirit be made to feel that there aretreasures around him which he may possess. When, however, thehindrances are removed, he finds a place suitable to his moralcondition. Painters, artizans, philosophers—all… … The Wife of the Persian. {Direct.) See Sitting V. SPIRIT-LIFE—FIFTY-FOURTH SITTING. 2$/ On one occasion Stcen iold me that paintings in tJie Spirit Worldwere 7ioi produced as they are ivith us, but by a mere volitiojion the part of the Spirit: now, are the things you Jiave beenspeaking of the…
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