The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03

+. The study of teepathy is study O
I the tides and currents of mental forces
, A knowledge of the laws that govern
them would doubtless explain al
. psychic phenomena. This appears T.
be the pass key with which we couc
unlock all mysteries of hyponotism ant
: all forms of mental healing, could un
| derstand communication between thu
seen and the unseen, and explain al
, the mysterious influences through
!, which human minds dominate each
other in the complex relations Of life.
May we not fairly claim that the dis
covery of the circulation of mind is
the greatest discovery of the nine
teenth century, as that Of the circula-
ton of the blood was perhaps the'great
est of the seventeenth? We are be-
ginning to understand that not only
are all men of one blood but that all
are of one mind-not only that all are
of one origin but are also of one des-
/ tiny. The solidarity of the race is the
great lesson of the day. Every human
being is nerve centre of humanity.
ganglion of the universal body, and
sensitive to all the vibrations of the
human system. Is not then the study
of teleparhy the study of those subtle
forces which telegraph sensation in the
individual body between the brain, the
organs, and the muscular system? Is
ii not simply an extended study OF
nerve communication between
| the human sensoria in the larger body?
Will not discovery in one field be
found to be discovery sin the other,
completing the analysis of the nervous
system of the universe?
Many such advances are preceded by
examples of results without machinery,
10y the simple employment of mental
forces We discover the telegraph, and
flash the cable signals under oceans
that divide the continents. We apply
the electric current to the telephone,
and the human voice becomes audible
between cities separated thousands Of
miles. We carry these applications of
electricity to higher development. |
and the range of the human vision is |
extended in the same way AS the vocal
and the auditory power. 1t is claimed |
that the latest discoveries in electric
science make it possible to see TO i'm
mence distances, and to photograph |
persons and bjects far removed from
the camera. Yet many of these results
have already been obtained without
the employment of any wires or batter
les.
What. then, is the Fundamental law
by which these seeming phenomena are
accomplishment Is ii not harmonious vi
Drations: Two violius are tuned to the
same key one is placed upon a table,
and bow drawn across the strings Of {
The other. The one on the table re
spends and vibrates to every chord
awakened by the player. This har I
nony appears to be the first condition 1
# response in all mental communica I
ion. The subject and the opepator t
must be in accord. 1t is often observed
hat people in close sympathy speak the /
anne thought almost simultaneously. h
mt it is not always possible to tell in j
which mind, if in either, the thought a
ad its origin. The same inventions q
I'd ideas are often developed at the il
ime time in different parts Of the c
ord. Thought waves appear to spread
udiwiden in their vibrations very much ii
S those of sound or light. They are l.
lso intensified in their power by be II
% brought 10 focus, as are the sun 4
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