The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-02-09


ical adept, ore OF the sage brethren OF those
remote Thibetan con- ents whence issues
what is left in the world today of the wis
dom of the east.
These men were understood to he able to
do strange things. They could transport
thems Ives with their astral body to dis
tanI parts, even while their material body
remained motionles1.
They had attained, by process of long
initiation and training, such control over
the occult psychlcal forces OF nature that
letters written by them at one end of the
globe would fall nj tue other end into the
lap of those for whom they were Intended
Dark aud silent ana deep eyed as was Bhao
Mira, it was not difficult to find ones sell
ascnbing the possibility OF such transcend
ent powers to HIM
But to Ethelind what he might be, what
he might do, mattered nothing. If she was
happy that he spoke to her OF himself, it
was that he had thus spoken to no one else.
ana sue loVeo MN. AS she raised mel
eyes they gave up all their secret 10 MN
She hhu lorEoU'eh all else' she h"u no
memory ior oCher t!es' once ue'r enough
no IhouSnC ior her UroCh pllSnUeu o'C
month "So' almost on Inls spoI' 70 one "Do
was ner own coutiCrSiian-] sUaiWarU, non
esC LhsilSh youth ana one VINO auoreu her'
one was ~ thrall' 90 perlecI was hei
young passion 'n"U no Thought vi coLoe"i
menu III oalue 70 ner' Que was me YOUNG
Na'au "ooei py you AS ne iooNeu uo%
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OPSileu W. iIo"1iliNe Ups anu 9ullleo ou'
Vi M nel ne az az I'm
~ 'iio li''''t i0,So' e'Ti OniiS' 1 %Iiu
oOoop,nS nT I"uSnO ner =" i'nlseit' nne
"luT HIsU iei. N:oN "''lu toil her mar iiel
toTeiy ''E ~ lus rosy inhocence, was 1 sT
W n'o, i,uO esen as nc oe!iU over IL q nm
20 W PCS eoi niS 60 "uu 'irs
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heSisa Nt tnen aorupUiy ne passed hls
h'nu ap I, One EilI eSes' iler nus urooP
d. et ~ seIHN pm iei
i,ie'u net DoI'S ~ us erlis
elu ~ vi Uno Doon IL IeiiCnUe
roih m"9 'i0Oi0'i'ess nei i'''e i'0Neu III LII
mummy O MI
Inc AFTERNOON lighI was WANING Inc
IeUe was aoo'lU W close' l ne souuu' VI M
siG Tn'O ndu le"cLeu Vne UeIrace now ce''seu
Inc man SVo1u -oohiiiS uowh aV Ciie nite
nSure' ne nau come ilCeraliy W Vne e'uS
vi :he earOLi 70 hnu th!s laSU UerrlDie Temp
UaUlol' LUZ ne ioNe'l tnls young sirl anu sue
was Vne proiiliseu Wlleo Oh announcer man Ing
tllhuoT =, ua'i d raplu VISION Oh CnaC OUners
lace. ne nau seen IL once nohtn oelore'
anu nc Ahe" IL was Une lace oi one posses
ing Uhe rare n"Vure 10 Wnlcn ueacn aloIe
Coulu De possible II us hearts lalth were
Detrayeu'
anu was Chis TO De the elimination oil
CnaO ions ulscipliEe Oh 0he asceClc' OF thal
lonS pursuit VI "'Suohi' 10y Cne sactlnce oI
al Ihe impulses OF the nesh, whlch mao
ied hlin' bhao mira, 10 mat stage where
luueeu' as Che vulgar uNlheu' occult
psychlcal FORCES were subject TO MIN, ano
where mysteries were open TO MIN before
"nlch Cile "oriu was ollhd!
was thls 20 De the end OF all, that ht
shoulu lose all MS ascenuancy, by the
double moral fall OF love for Il woman anc
Oh injustice TO helpless fellow being!
hChellhu uhder TINS new supreme influence
was US oitu enShared.
VINO Snaii tell tne Dattle OF that mo
HehE' ne haa saved hlmselI, uashed th'
cup IRON ms up at the moment OF frultlon
one slept obvious IN her trance. Oh
rio I'to -HrUr' Deng ii,S uaFh 1ace 'oWhwtru
ia,o ;nat 20 "eiI li-Iou lol a iuo''',l
raiSed biS hand nDd touobod bar ayas a. ~,
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FoU AL NJ, W." I,nd "o. on"O u'S l.,
30 Dte'o -n.U't, nau toiFu I ltaIeu III
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