Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30


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and STAR are Proved 10 hs Rekners
of Light and Inhatstsd." His doc
trine and his alleged discoveries are
based upon facts developed by those
who have placed themselves in q
stafu- rolic condition. This condi-
ton of statu- violence" he tells US,
"is simply q part separation or an
abstraction of the mind or spirit Of
the individual from the material body.
Sometimes this separation is natural,
but more commonly it is effected by
instructions which render it subject
to the will of the individual" When
properly initiated and instructed, we
can at will enter the statu-volic con-
dition, and ewing our fight from
star to star, from world to luminous
world, as far as the universe stretch
es it's flaming WALL"
At the first dash our author sets
aside the theory of attraction and
gravitation. He finds the cause of
that vague thing termed force, to be
electricity or magnetism. "What
persons are in the habit of calling
animal and vegetable life is an influx
from, the great esntral. sun Of the,
universe, communicated first to the
primary (the sun) of each solar sys-
tenn (by comets) and thence emanat-
ing to each and every satellite
throughout creation; this influx is in
itself electrical, or it contains in COM
bination all the principles of vital
and physical electricity"
But the scientific views of our
philosopher are of no great account,
and we turn to some of the more i'm
portant facts which his clairvoyants
see upon the surface Of those worlds
within worlds which they describe:
As you ascend from the earth, the
light becomes less until after you
leave the earth's attraction; you are
then surrounded by darkness; and SO
intense is the darkness that those
who have never experienced it can
have no comprehension of it. Look
ing around, you perceive the various
suns and planets as simple silver
disks of various sizes, from a few
inches in diameter to that of many
feet, apparently set on an intensely
black background. The edges of
those disks are perfectly defined,
without throwing out single ray of
light, whether they are suns or
planets. AS you approach any one
of them, it seems to increase in size
until you come within its attraction,
and then are directly over it, in
whatever direction you may have ap-
preached it. Not only is the clair
voyant surrounded by total darkness
when out of planetary attraction, but
silent deeper and more intense than
that of the grave, attended by feel
ing of loneliness las complete as
though he were the only being in ex-
is.ence) takes complete possession Of
the entire man.
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ceive, apparently. 8 vast luminous
level plane, although in reality q
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