Practical occultism: a course of lectures through the trance mediumship of J.J. Morse (1888)
Morse, J. J. (James Johnson), b. 1849 · San Francisco, Cal., "Carrier dove" publishing house; [etc., etc.] · leaf 53
ply the experiences andknowledge thus obtained to assist you in making greateradvancement and further advantage as you proceed uponthe road of personal unfoldment. As we have often saidbefore, it is better to perform the humblest and mostmenial tasks of life successfully and be a benefit to… … THIRD LECTURE.mediumship (continued): its foundation, development, DANGERS, AND ADVANTAGES. The foundation of mediumship lies deeper than merephysiological sensitiveness or adaptation. It is not alto-gether a question of the external physiological life of man,but it relates to certain essential…
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