The herald., 1893-11-26

had the good fortune to love and be
this remarkable tome, and to have been
associated with them during past years
almost constantly, take great pleasure
in being among the first to testify to the
beauty Of their daily life, lived exactly
as 'tie told in the story in which despite
its work-a-day cares, found them not
only sufficient unto the day, but over
flowing in sympathetic helpfullness to
those about them. Seeing 10 believing,
and have seen them illustrate, demon
strate, live the life they tell US we may
live if only we can give the entire or
ganism new centers of action, so that our
being becomes polarized in the will
of God. So that we become harmonious
with the spirit given us at birth, and
learn to know ourselves as we are
known by His angels, who are given
charge concerning US. In the intro
duction Mrs. Peeke candidly disclaims
all credit, saying: II am servant un-
der orders, obeying commands that
have come from many sources and leav-
ing the result with those who have
guided me; hence" as she adds, ''eome
OF the cult used in the book has never
before been put into English" The
theme is true occult law, the law of
vjbratory force and OF magnetic power.
What privilege ia here to be made the
instrument at this most critical time,
when thousands of thirsty souls are
crying out for light to guide them in
their search for the pearl Of great price.
Perhaps cannot better describe the
condition of these souls OF whom l
speak than to quote passage from
Keats, who, though removed from earth
while in the bloom of life, was yet an
old soul, with rare intuitive powers. He
says:
A noble end, are thirsty every hour,
| What though am not wealthy In the dover
OF spanning wisdom; though do not know
| The shifting OF the mighty winds that blow
Hither and thither all the changing tnougnts
OF man; though no great ministering reason
sorts
| Out the dark mysteries of human souls
To clear conceiving; yet there ever rolls
A vast idea before me and CLEAN
| There from my liberty.
So has she cleaned not only her liber'
ty. and she will help you to CLEAN yours,
dear reader, If you will profit by heI
beautiful story, but che has in the won
derful chapter on vibrations solved the
mystery Of the winds that blow, the
flowers that bloom, the preciouenesa oi
| bbOAo5s bnO uPiitoihS 4ooAApy Va toNo ~.
our fellow-men-tbat charity that euf
fereth long and is kind, and that one
merit with God, Christ and the Holy
Spirit, all of which have been reveren'
tial mysteries to you from childhood.
For novice there will at first be much
in that wonderful story that is difficult
but careful study will solve every prob
lem. The language is simple. the illus
trations convincing, and the style ele
CANT and uplifting. When the finis ii
reached each reader will feel that ben
ediction has been given. The parts tina
tell me of the ability of some OF th'
characters to leave the body, go away
into distances and return to reassums
the body, remind me of the prayer o
ones childhood:
Now lay me down TO Sleep
pray the Lord my soul to keep;
IfI should die before wake.
Ipray the Loru my soul to take
The great beauty of all the theorie
given out is that those who for tn
fret time allowed them to be writer
desire all who read to prove them 70
themselves. Could anything be fairer
Then to those who prove and go on IL
the new life. is promised much. Sucl
shall see sounds, shall hear color, an,
| Will tuo bbllicus OhO ihtoiiCSo IL
check, they will be attuned to nature an
can never go back but always forwar
-ro,t;i. ms. the.hoat -.saus..th9 MhSaiea
central sun, God. 1t ia q remarkabl
book. The Arabian Nights OF Occultism
A weird and fascinating book, holdin
upon its pages 'spell' superior to ths
, we have ever before encountered, in tn
perusal Of occult lore. Intermixed wit
charming narrative. it's words OF wisdom
sparkle and gleam like diamonds, and W
feel that door will open within the in
tellectual retreat of those readers VIII
carefully watch for the glimpses OF trutl
as they appear throughout this inspire'
book. 1t strengthens and inspires faitl
in the ever watchful guardians who hol,
our lives within their keeping and con
troll. 1t removes the cloak covering
many mysteries, and teaches the earnes
seekers after truth to feel that the,
must indeed seek first the kingdom o
God or heaven, and all else ehall come.
This wonderful book will have man,
readers, and the Arena company are {
be commended for putting such power
full book before their many readers.
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