The Washington times., 1907-01-06

everything pertainiI 10 mental phe-
nomena, as though telepathy accounted
fer every phase of the mysterious work
ings OF the mind. / desire. therefore
at the very outset to dlsabuse the mind
Of this error. Correct Technology Is
essential TO a thorough understanding
and a thorough understanding depends
very largely upon correct terminolosy.
Telepathy. telegraEhy. thOught-trans-
ference. mind reading. and muscle read
ing, are not Interchangeable terms,
hence the need of a proper specification
''Telepathy we are told, lis the sym
pathetic affection of one mind by the
thoughts. feelings, OF emotions OF an
other at a distance without communlca-
tion through the ordinary channels OF
sensation"
This is proof, therefore, that the COM
municati0ns are. OF. at least, may be
involltional The word 'distance" may
be misleading Tdepathic communica-
tons take place between persons in the
same city, or the same house, or, IN
fact. in the SEINE room. as well as be-
tween persons in distant cities; yet
equally as well between persons thous-
and miles apart as between those IN
each others presence.
When We speak OF these things being
done without communication through
the ordinary channels" it Is necessary
that We recognize man in his dual
nature. especially what Is known as the
duality OF mind This term is also mis-
leading. Instead or duality OF mind
Two phases Of one mind-we should con
slider dual minds; f. C., TWO separate and
distinct minds.
1 shall use the terms objective ana
subjective. The objective mind Is the
function of the brain. IL is the every
day business mind; the mind that oEer-
ates through the five physical senses. 1t
comes with the body, develops with the
body. dies with lhe body, and depends
upon the body for its existence. il con-
trolls all voluntary motion.
The subjective mind 0he s0ul mindi
is a distinct ENTITY. Ii controls all Of
the silent. Involuntary and vegetauVe
functions, Il does not depend upon the
body for its existence.
This brief analysis viii suffice Tor the
subject In hand. The various functions
of the TWO minds viii receive full treat
ment under the subject of psychology,
-'TeIepathy." as / understand e. IS
communicated between subjective minds
without objective consciousness. This
may take place during sleep. or when
awake In fact, this goes ON contin-
uously all over the world and all
through the miyaTse; bat science has
not fully declared its dictUm in recog-
milton of this fact, in consequence OF
which the skeptics bcstow a smile OF
pity upon anyone who is so credulous as
TO believe in telepathic communication.
How TO Communicate Telepathieally.
Although communications are con-
stantIy taking place without objective
consciousness. Il does not follow that
one may not direct his messages at will
This is especially applicable TO what Is
known as absent treatment, which, hS
the way, has suffered much al the hands
OF pretenders as well as at the hands Of
those who, having the knowledge, mis-
used and overused IL through mercenary
motives.
If YOU desire 10 aid one-mentaliy.
morally or phy-icaily-at home or at
d distance, you may readily do SO after
you retire
When the objective mind is asleep
or is in abeyance. the subjective mind
(which never sleeps is the more ac-
tive. Therefore. just before dropping
asleep hold the thought OF helpfuiness
on and for the one whom you wish
To benefit.
What takes place. Your messages
are received by the housekeeping mind
Uhe subjeCuve) or the one 20 whom
they are sent II is not as a mes
50 ge coming from you direct, but in
directly, T. e.. the recipient, during
his waking hours. viii be impressed 10
follow an impulse coming from he
knows not where; an impulse that viii
be wholly the result of your desire;
an impulse 10 spur himself on 10 higher
aims. greater ambition. and the eX-
change Of hope and courage TO dis
place fear and discOura cement, an
impulse 10 lay hold of every hygienic
measure for the restoration Of health;
in other words. whatever you desire
for him. he VIII desire for himself, if
you hold the thought sufficiently
strong for him 20 get it subjeetiyely.
word of caution. To secure the
best results il is neither necessary
or wise 10 inform the person of your
Intentions, unless you are assured
tlltA aS OF 9AiN - al Aetai III ieAN4AS f-~-
your undertaking: otherwise you viii
be obliged 10 work against possible
prejudice and preconceived ideas.
While there is almost unlimited
power in the projected thought of a
trained mind, ] must admit that much
of the so-caHed absent treatment re-
solves itself into self-treatment, as in
thousands of cases no thought what
ever is projected at the time Of treat
menL
A few persons become wealthy BY
thus trading on the eredulity Of a
gunible public. tbs true. many were
helped by merely thinking they were
being treated at a certain time and
by "a certain person. SO effective is
the power OF Interrogation.
Mental Telegraphy.
Mental telegraphy'' and 'telepathy
are not 10 be COMPOUNDED Mental teleg-
raphy' as distinguished from ''telep-
atPy" is wholly volitiOnal and re-
auires the concentration of the objec-
tive mind on the message 10 be COM
municated This may be done at any
time. therefore il is not dependent upon
the sleep condition.
While we cannot have mental teleg-
raphy" without ''teiepathy," We can
and do have ''telepathy' without