Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-09
MISTAKES ON NATRI,IO<y

There are two mistakes about it, One is that
Wulch Dr. ats has sanctioned in his ceIebra-
Tel iyTlc-that souls were paired when sent in
w. 'L.S world and somehow have got mixed and
li'ihled up, scarcely any one getting his true
counterpart, or having any chance Of doing So.
ed that hence are the j,rrings Of the married
sac Many people lay off their miscrieS upon
'ai' mystic fatalisn. and think. If thev had
,''y hHd their true partners, they should have
h'ea 'IPrc'ncly happy. Now the truth Is
mere arr no persons but those rPgenerated or
'"''mlnS So who can be brought into any init
mate relation, least Of all the most intimate.
without drawing out all the mutual points az
I'pu',''r iu their character. We are not sent
''.' ih' would paired and nicely fitted to each
,'.,i without any agency of cur own. we arc
DOUGH, h~rr with selfish natures to be subduel
'hl aa-"Ir natures To b~ unfOlded from with
l' 'nd tn, done throu IN constant watchingy.
ienia.- an3 efforts. Let two persons. then.
"'i hearts Intensely Mutual be brought to-
= ''+' tn 'hr most sacred fall relations They
MINK they are matched They are So. But !,
i"'y be either for draw-yane at self. or f,r
T..'N."i- f"tS pl'vIbNS on the heavenly road
'' '""N 'r-iu ~ earnest n life Of regeneration
'hAl r'il' n they CON succeSsiYeIy into the
''".' l'usnes-- will be denied and have all their
J'--'' F"l"t' MED oh AMI finally will be east
'h. ,h,iT"ly and whereas their union ut first
h'-nI have been only external IL may become
'''''n' Sd p riect. that fo. aught we know they
I.N appear M the spiritual world. ~ Mr. T l.
i'rH' -tV,. like ON" person instead Of two Al
,'' 'i." they may become together complete
L-'' 'hiiy- whereas apart they would be a hui
D. Ahiiy halyed and sPlit i'm twain
'n The other hand suppose n rcgcnerate life
a'-s n't htgin. bat selfish and worldly living
i.'h'r Then the jagged points Of two selfish
h''Nrr' VIII h"-lu 60 chow themselves aud
'f' y VII -r"" u'rr prpfrusivc. and pri,kIy
H"t make the dIEUUIpn more and moro .o,,.
l,"'' ms VII appear ~ first rather iusen-
'Ie uuicr cVicrhals hut il will grow IA /,
l'frl"lr reality AZ fret fh'y viii only wish Ia
,'"k ~ the moon through separate windows.
'u' very -''u 0. Will b" ~ Ilopd says and they
VIII want -"pHra'e moons To- look AZ. and lastly
'''i' "'i bc ny moon % all. for all the rn-
H'ile"- 90 ht~ viii have departed and IL, soft
'i''fy light VII have gone out in total dark
I---
In" u.h"r mistake j. that Of suppo,ipg the
hFTpl"'t marriages must BE- n union ~ c0Drr-
nil t"-.es auI Pur-uit- just the oppI.ite w.
tItuk- l. trur. Wha' doe. one yant az sn,ther
who - ju'' like himself and j. not eonrI.,n.,,
TRY 81 his Own imperfect being A. Mr. Emcr-
r'n Int. %, They must be very twn before they
sm b. wy one. The o., r. two the tier
ll"t. men want practical wives ideal Wivc.
want practical men, and then. the eaTth-side
rnd rh" helyeu-side IT life being Vut tocctber
r"U-.i. o." glorious c'usJ J.letcHcs- Ea, they
u.t b" pm t"-' 'ber hy IDlt"rr~nctrati"n ami
r"' y ..'.'"rin~ g. Swsi"uhnrg saws. they
"'u, N' .. f.ia..s uEj not .s.I JasHed - MoHth-
hF.Ivf.us H."r-fas.