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Spirit intercourse, its theory and practice (1917)

McKenzie, James Hewat · New York, M. Kennerley · leaf 62

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ow be possible forreaders to understand that natural process called(death, which has to many appeared a most mysteri-ous and often cruel operation of nature. Thisneed no longer be the case, for the phenomena ofdeath is now well understood by the occult scien-tist. In the light of the new science… … mans soul departing from body at death SHOWING THE PSYCHIC UMBILICAL CORD From a painting by G. Parlby, under the direction of J. Hewat McKenzie To face p. 48 CO* ^ SCIENCE OF THE SOUL 49 theories both repulsive and foolish, and throughthis teaching fear has entered Into the hearts ofcivilized men…

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