Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11

Then n you are no longer a spirit
ualst, what are you, a theosophistT
"Yes. which includes belief in and
some knowledge Of the operation Of
little understood but perfectly natural
forces"
And after your scientific studies
whore did you go next?"
"To India"
"The land Of mystery"
Eyes n land OF mystery although I
did not see very much OF it-not 70
much as l would have liked"
The reporter remarked that he had
also been there, whereupon we talked
for few moments about the conjurors
and wonder workers who go about the
country performing with snakes and
other properties, II they may he so
called.
But that" said Miss Fay. was not
what ] was after / wanted some In
sight into the philosophy and esoterIo
wisdom of the east"
And did you acquire It? Did you
get into communication with any Of
the adepts?"
"oh no, I was not advanced enough
for that, But met some OF their stu
dents. or chelas, with whom l had
some interesting experiences"
Tell me some Of them"
Here rs a case. one OF them would
sit down with me and we would con-
duct a conversation without the use
of language, I could know what was
in his mind without speed
'"rhe reason" replied Miss Fay rs
simply because only the FIVE senses have
been cultivated. People are content
to be lazy and not TO utilize tho latent
forces, Incidence is one OF the great
est curses Of the age"
'Do believe IN heritage and environ.
ment2 Most emphaically yes" said
Miss Fay.
''Then a man IL not responsible II he
inherits q certain APPETIZER" suggested
the man Of news.
~ believe every man Is a moral agent,
II he knows that he inherits certain
| tendencies. he should have win enough
| to see that his environments should be
| such as 10 help rather than hinder bis
efforts to resist the evil qualities he has
! inherited"
In discussing her work before the pub
lie, Miss ray dsclaimed the trance the
| ory
when go up on the stage / simply
| try to divorce all thoughts from my
MIND; to make It empty, so 10 speak,
that It may be ready to receive the im-
| preston from the audience"
"rheu why do you have the questions
wri,ten2' was asked,
TO INTENSITY THE IMPRESSION.
"Mcrcly to intensity the impression
and to protect myself can you not
retain a thought better II you write Il?
ia it not more ludelibly impressed upon
! your mind2 Granted this IS 80, YOU
viii readily see the advantage Of the
written question TO the one who sends
the thought and the one who receives
g. Then too, did / not insist upon
the question being written, some per-
sons, when the answers arc given, might
deny having even thought OF the ques-
ton,
criminals are the easiest to detect
for the simple reason that they can
not get rid OF their ugly thoughts.
Their minds arc continually, though In
voluntarily, dwelling upon their crime,
making them easy TO detect"
Miss Fay Is not unlike other gracious
women who take an active interest IN
people and things. She Is frall lit
lie body. Perfectly blonde hair, Of soft
texture was parted and arranged In a
loose coli about the neck. Her features
are small and clean cut. Her steel blue
eyes and aquiline nose and firm mouth
indicate the peculiar combination OF the
practical with the poetic and artistic.
She Is interested IN art and literature;
has % romance and 'dabbles with
paints" "a she expressed Il, She has
Travelled extensively, both at home and
abroad, and is a close observer.