The sun., 1904-12-04

Of the occult, showed me many psychic
mysteries, utterly unacco,Intable till you
have learned them step by step and have
in you. in addition, the occult talent or
.The Yogi theory Of evolution she
further explains, differs from that OF the
scieptists, who contend that We are com
posed OF six parts liquid matter. The
Yogi tells Us we are composed OF three,
one part liquid one part earthly, and one
some people i've only Tor the liquid part,
some five for the earthly, others will culti-
vetc the imagination and from them we get
the progress Of the world, He believes also
in inhabited stellar planets. Occasionally
personality for good. When he die!
a new world will be founded, represented
by a new star, Curiously enough, when
the late Queen died, new star was found
and when the Pope died new star was
found. Curious, is 1t notf
people in the world. think nobody can be
really instructed in the mysteries who has
not studied with them, lived beside them,
and seen and heard the wonders OF exist
ence as they alone know it. The wireless
telegraDhy of Marconi, so called. has been
known to them and used by them for thou
sands Of years. They are even able to go
further and make visible the form OF the
person to whom they are talking;
A Yogi takes something which looks
like a chestnut. puts it in his mouth, blows
softly, and then a slow. fine vapor comes
from his lips. Finally this vapor expands,
and 10! the form Of the person Is before you,
absolutely distinct in feature and body;
The seeress doesn't say she can do these
things. .,.,. ,-o,r,, with ms
went sadly astray on the trip she says.
She finds certain things lacking in New
York, notably real English tea.
But will say this in regard to the people
in New York, she says. they are GER
tainly occult You feel it in your wonder
fully stimulated air, which lifts you to i'm
measurable heights in the open and when
you are within the house is apt to have the
recurrent reaction. 1t is. an ali, which
makes the breather reach out, beyond,
try to get out Of himself and to grasp the
infinite II is sort of GENERALIZATION,
which, as a stranger and a psvchist am
perhaps more conscious OF than you are
who five here and have IL all the Tune.
have travelled all over the world and ! have
never breathed such air as you nave here IN
America
How do YOU account for the commercial
atmosphere of occultism?' she Is asked.
why are there not real spiritual perse ms,
with contempt for the luxuiies Of life?
Because SAYS the seerees. with wave
OF the hand about the dainty room. this
is a material, a commercial age. and life
has been made difficult without the So
called modern improvements. Some one
has said that it Is not what money
brings you but what 1t keeps you from.
that is important Nowhere is this trMer
than in the practice Of occultism. The
psychic must he freed from the chains that
bind him to the earth. the environment
must be OF such a nature that inspiration
comes to him naturally, freely
Psychics are strong in being freed from
chains This same idea was brought out
later in a conversation with a male occult
wonder with studio in Forty-second
street. His room is filed with curios, cleo
tric lights concealed in nautilus shells, Won
derfully colored globes to give tha proper
tint to compilations. cosey chairs, hand
wrought embroideries pictures of Booth
as Cardinal Richeiieu, an ideal head-not
a bit like the pictures of the old time al
chemists seeking the solution of mysteries
in their garrets.
-The psychic" said the occupant of the
room. really in one sense Of the word
leads life as far removed as possible from
the physical This The requremt MS of
the profession force upon him. tor in
stance, never eat lring my working days;
Il cup Of coffee in the ,morning is all At
dinner sit down and eat less than people
at the table with me who have had two
hearty meals during the day
when a dAv comes on which | do not