The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-06

(Copyright. 1907, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
 under this heading we usually ind everything pertaining to mental phe- nomena, as though telepathy accounted for every phase of the mysterious workings of the mind. desire, there fore. at the very outset to disabuse the mind of this error. Correct termin- clogy is essential to a thorough under standing and thorough understanding depends very largely upon correct terminology.
 Teiepathy. telegraphy. thought transference, mind reading, and mus cle reading are not interchangeable terms, hence the need of poper spe- cifcatiop. e4tSa
 .srelepathy," we are told. Ifs the sympathetic affection of one mind by the thoughts feelings or emotions or another at a distance. without commu- nication through the ordinary channels of sensation .'
 This is proof. therefore, that the com manifestations are. or at least. may be involitional The word distance" may be misleading. Teiepathic communi- cations take place between persons in the same city. or the same house, or. in fact. in the same room, as well as between persons in distant cities; yet equally as well between persons a thousand miles apart as between those in each others presence.
 When we speak of these things be- ing done "wfthout 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 misleading. Instead of duality of mind--two phases of one mind-we should consider dual minds, i. e., two separate and distinct minds.
 shall use the terms objective" and ..subjective." The objective mind is the function of the brain. It is the everyday business mind: the mind that operates through five physical senses. It comes with the body. de- velops with the body, dies with the body, and depends upon the body for It's existence. It ts controls all voluntary motion.
 The subjective mind (the soul mind) is distinct entity. It controls all Of the silent, involuntary and vegetative functions It does not depend upon the body for it's existence.
 This brief analysis will suffice for the subject in hand The various func- tions of the two minds will receive full treatment under the subject of psychol- ogy.
 -Telepathy," as I understand it. is communicative between subjective minds without objective consciousness. This may take place during sleep, or when awake. In fact, this goes on con- tinuously all over the world, and all through the universe; but science has not fully declared it's dictum in recog- hilton of this fact, in consequence of which the skeptics bestow smile Of pity upon anyone who is so credulous as to believe in telepathic communica- ton.
 How to Communicate Telepathically.
 Although communications are con- stantly taking place without objective consciousness. 1t does not follow that one may not direct his messages at will This is especially applicable to what is known as absent treatment" " which, by the way, has suffered much at the hands of pretenders as we'll as at the hands of those who. having the knowledge, misused and overused 1t through mercenary motives.
 If you desire to aid one-mentally, morally or physically-at home or at q distance, you may readily do so af- ter you retire.
 When the objective mind is asleep or is in abeyance, the subjective mind (which never sleeps) is the most active. Therefore. just before dropping asleep hold the thought of helpfulness on and for the one whom you wish to benefit
 What takes place? Your messages are received by the non-s sleeping mind