The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20

The Mormon church politicians arc all
! cgoists and the members OF the federal
bunch have prcttlly generally assumed
! TO have an inspiration of the divine ego
| "a minor egoism may be observed among
ordinary politicians. which affects the
| body by slight rise in tho temperature,
| with the usual diagnosis. Bad habits ag-
! SlaVatc the phcnomenon) But this eN-
| aGgcrated ego is a necessary phenomenon
| OF the Melchiscdccs, for they arc always
| engaged In an attempt 10 magnify them
| selves. IL q man is trying TO magnify
! himself into a god and presuming eodly
! powers. the result Oh such individuals
| must soon be plainly manifest 20 the OBJ
serving student of mental science. The
claim To oil kinds OF miraculous phenome-
ma. such as is vouchcd Tor by many OF
the Mormon elders. Is the result OF the
loss OF balance Of the ego and the non
| ego. In such cases OF exaggerated ego,
there is an inability to distinguish be-
tween a mental phantom and the non-cgo
phenomenon OF matter.
! PSychical powers are not well under
stood. and mankind has been more bcne-
| ntcd by Il study OF the material world TO
| which VIC are all SO closely related, than
| by the study OF mental philosophy
Whether greater benefits will result from
| psychical Investigation remains TO he
| seen. IL fanaticism could be eliminated
II would he a great boon to mankind.
| Much of the phenomena of the material
world seems 10 he made no Of vibrations
and matter itself seems to be v!bratory
along with the phases of heat, light. and
|
/ cerned in the phenomena Of l!fe, Even
tho heat OF our bodies is indirectly the
| heat OF the sun. thus showing our rela-
| ton 10 the universe So may not violent
vibrations in the sun, sun storms. have
some effect on the minds OF mcn-affcct
| the stock marlct--or even the activity of
The local polygamists, for things unbal-
anced or out of equilibrium must show
| the greatest vibrations when disturbed,
| Each living human may be likencd to
an induction coil. except that the vibra-
1 -
IL is known that the body cmils rays
| That affect the prepared photogra phic
! plato: SO that some Of the phenomena
! OF tclcp5thy, hrpDOLiSm and Clairvoyancc
may be explained under the vibratorv
theory: that iS al some time some Of
| this phenomena may he explained. of
| lions of the ether concerned in wireless
| tclcgraphy show the extent 10 which mi
mute vibrations will travel.
or F"sSibiy rSSy the the transmission 81 thought,
| may depend upon the precise harmony OF
! The iirausmittcr' and receiver" and
thus may sorne af1uitics b. explained
! TO illustrate; Tho gorilla. being 4 power
| ful p"lysamist. would emit long waves
Of ''polygamous ether. corresponding To
! The rcd light OF the solar spectrum. and
! this would attract his affinity. Man.
called the moral animal should have less
| OF this vibration and should ne under
The control OF his Intellect: but with an
unbalanced state of tho ego with the
! non-ceO, these vibrations may become
I violent and of concern To society; but
| however, 'reccircrs' may respond to
! these vibrations on account Of being
| tuned to the same rate. and thus some
! OF the phenomena Of polygamy may he
explained ON this theory Of animal cleo
| iricity"-.possibly the latter would be
| better term than polyeamous ether"
/ u is VOL known To medical mon that
dcscncratcs are often attracted 90 each
other il 10y instinct. Nav this not
hc supposed TO bc some kind OF vibra-
| tion?
! Then no wonder tho political Influences
I OF the Mei,,hisc:lcc priesthood are 50
! great In Utah aud Idaho. The prophets.