The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-13

list, when he says: "If our eyes could
only see them, the colours of the in
visible spectrum would probably re-
peat themselves in successive octaves
like sound" Moreover, his instrument
even enables him to give his audience
music in both sound, colour and form,
each note producing, not only flash
of the corresponding colored light,
properly prepared film, which can he
projected at the same time on
screen, showing that the same note
always reproduces the same design
(see Mrs. Hughes-Watts book on
Sound Forms). This is practically
demonstrating the assertion of S. d.,
that form or number, colour and
sound underlie all manifestation"
81 Yet, Mr. Rimington did not
imagine that he was working on
pure theosophical lines, and certainly
he does not so far realise all the pos
sibiities of his invention.
Thus, Theosophy is u rising flood,
which permeates all things, and as a
BOOKSELLER expressed it, it has be-
come such n universal element that it
commands the current literature, even
a novel having no sale, unless there
is some Theosophy in it. IL. z. b.
said that it depended entirely upon
the Kind of reception awarded to her
first volumes, whether any others
would be published. This reception
must have been satisfactory to the
Masters who are back of the Theo-
sophical movement, since, not only
the long wished-for Bird volume of S.
D. has been on this last Lotus Day
! issued simultaneously in England and
America, but moreover, various prec-
ious gems of valuable teachings, lift
ing many occult wells which were left
untouched in the earlier publications,
have been granted publicity within
the last twelve months. 1t will suf-
fee to mention the studies on the
Astral Plane and Devachan, or the
next world and it's Inhabitants, dead
; beater) the lectures ON the Building
of the Kosmos, Karma, Man and his
sheaths, and others Ca. Besant), the
; treatises on the Human Aura (Sinnet,
Trans. London Lodge and Leadbeater,
Theos. XVII, 134) etc. These lest de-
serve a special mention. Theosophy
claims that we are, all of us, as well
as all things animate and inanimate,
enveloped, surrounded, by very
complex, yet subtle, emanation, which
to the clairvoyant eye-is not only
luminous, but tinted with the most
variegated colors, these colors indi-
eating our constitution, our passions,
our ideas. Of course, materialistic
2 scientists, who are SO far from being
gifted with clairvoyant vision-since
1 materialistic tendencies destroy
I psychic faculties-and who conse-
quently cannot see any man or
woman's aura, boldly deny it's ex-
istence in toto. But here comes the
: Photographic camera-this little in
strument that cannot lie (as an en-
thusiast expressed it) and which has
already revealed so many things
which were imperceptible even with
t the help of the microscope and teles-
5 cope, this little fairy who has given
5 us the picture of millions of stars,
c whose light does not affect our vision
q or manifest through our other instru-
e ments-the camera comes forward to
d certify to the existence of the Aura.
y after special study in the matter, has
- been rewarded by obtaining series
: of beautiful photographs, which will
$ soon be published, and in which the
. auras of various persons are clearly
e imprinted with variations due to the
L tendencies or passions, ideas and emo
: tions of the subject 9Th. XVII, 1, 1872;
e Lucif. XVII, Oct; Il. A., 1927 More.
+ over must not fail to add that quite
S recently, an American physician, DR.
a Gates, reported Medical News) LIST
: that the carnations of the living
a body, or Auras, differ according to the
e states of the mind, as well as to the
y conditions of the physical health; Cd
S that these carnations can be tested
+ by the chemical reactions of some
S salts of selenium; Sd, that these re-
: actions are characterized by various
n tints or colors, according to the nature
g of the mental impressions; 4th, that
IS forty different emotion" products, as
T he calls them, have already been thus
} obtained. Here is another confirma
t ton by scientific authority.
,I Thus il will no lnnGer be nnssihla