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Also – as at some future date – as "materialized" Angel.
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| + | {{Style S-HPB SB. HPB note|(*) Yes, the nobleness of <u>Spiritualism</u> – not of modern <u>Phenominalism</u>. Great difference. Ask Peary Chand Mittra whether he would accept "materialized" spooks with sweating hands and corpses stinking bodies for his dear "departed ones"? – and see what he will answer....... That our friend Peebles has always had a tendency to {{Style S-Lost|}} the name of Spiritualist on every one he met, the following is a proof. (See what Peary Chand Mittra writes on the subject of materialization. Fabruary 8, 1878.}} | ||
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Revision as of 11:42, 6 December 2022
from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society
vol. 4 (1875-1878)
Slate-Writing
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Spiritualism among the Hindus
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... the nobleness of Spiritualism.(*)
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(*) Yes, the nobleness of Spiritualism – not of modern Phenominalism. Great difference. Ask Peary Chand Mittra whether he would accept "materialized" spooks with sweating hands and corpses stinking bodies for his dear "departed ones"? – and see what he will answer....... That our friend Peebles has always had a tendency to ... the name of Spiritualist on every one he met, the following is a proof. (See what Peary Chand Mittra writes on the subject of materialization. Fabruary 8, 1878.
Cuzco Costumes – Woman of the Lower Order
Is Longfellow a Spiritualist?
He Says he is not. – What an Author Said
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Madam Blavatsky and Masonry
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<... continues on page 4-164 >
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