The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13

the discovery Of Professor Bose by somc
Of the scientific men Of the! day to road
her volume with respectful attention?
And to look up the source OF the authors
This book is too profound for the casual
reader. 1t belongs strictlytto tho world
of science. 1t Is to scientific men Of the
age that this article Is directed. "Har-
monies OF Evolution" and a later book
from the same school, edited by Mrs.
Huntley. and entitled 1.-THE Great Psyco-s
logical Crime, ought to be In the possess
sion every scientific man in America, and.
indeed, Of the whole world, to-day. They
cannot afford to ignore such remarkable
assertions based on such evidence as the
books contain. In both volumes positive
statements of the continuation Of life and
individuality after death are made with
dignity and authority. Recently Mrs.
Huntley was questioned concerning these
works, and wered as follows:
& What are the authority and lineage Of
this movement?
Answer: Its authority SO tar as the
world in general Is concerned, rests In tho
author of the book above named. Back
OF him. however, is the School OF Nat
ural Science wherein he received his in
struction. The author Of 1.-THE Great
Psychological Crime In this work Is
giving to the world the results OF per-
sonal instruction, personal experience,
personal experiment and a personal dem
onstration concerning the laws. principles,
forces, activities and processes of which
he has therein written.
AS 10 the lineage Of the work, deem,
1t sufficient at this time to say that tive
School Of Natural Science is but
another name for the oldest school Of
spiritual knowledge In existence. This
schoo. has IL history that far antedatcs
all that is generally known as 'authen-
tic" history 1t Is Indian and not Egyp-
tian. The book referred to is the result
of an effort on the part OF the author to
express in simple Anglo-Saxon some of
the demonstrated facts Of that ancient
Indian school, and thus bring them within
the easy understanding of our practical
Western intelligence. The system Is
religion based upon the facts Of natural
science the causes and reasons, powers
and laws" OF the harmonic philosophy.
The world is waiting for some definite
proof Of life beyond the grave. The old
crceds are passing away In the search
light OF Science 1t Is impossible for tho
intelligent mind to cling to the statements
of Genesis after knowing the millions OF
years required In the formation OF the
diamond or the coal quarry.
! is impossible for tho rational aud
sensible mind to believe tho Creator OF
the marvellous system of worlds, such as
astronomers are now able TO photograph
for our wondering inspection, made It all
for man alone, and that only a few thou
sand years ago he FIRST created man, and
nj In mic III l,<.
ings will 80 to hell OF fire. about which
all the billions of magnificent stars and
planets will revolve forever.
NO, we cannot believe these things
longer, and because we cannot. the ten
dency of the day Is toward unbeIef In .
any Supreme Power or any life after
death
But THERE EXISTS IN THIS
WORLD TO-DAY, AND IN OUR MIDST,
MEN AND WOMEN WHO KNOW.
THAT THE SOUL OF MAN LIVES AT
TER DEATH.
Now that these two books have been
published to the world. It Is n duty our
scientific men owe humanity to read them
and Investigate their philosophy.
For only through Science will the fu.
ture generations be led into faith. Lay
aside your egotism, abandon your "know-
it-all' attitude for brief time, dear
Scientists, and give attention to a sub
ject Of vast and eternal import.
Help yourselves, and through yourselves,
humanity, to knowledge OF worlds be-
yond this little earth. Remember that
one hundred years ago man who said
wireless telegraphy would be used by
the business world, and that people would
hear one another's voices across thou.
sand miles OF space would have been met
by jeers and sneers. Therefore, restrain
your Jeer and sneers. and read the works
suggested carefully. They may add to
your usefulness Investigate.