The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15
PSYCHIC WAYS OF TEACHING
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In order that they might be suitably
eQuipped for their advance On War hing-
ton. which viii be made to-day. the
members Of the Story faction Of the
n. A. n. met lasl night at the Waldorf
Astoria and were coached by Mrs. David
Mason IN thu practical use % psychic
gifts.
There are. according 10 Mrs Mason.
many varieties Of psychic gifts. and she
admitted that abe poase@sed IN her own
personality samples Of nearly every kind.
But before I 10 into the ssabiect very
MUCH she announced. i want you TO
hear Marion play. There are. you know.
two mediums through which We absorb
knowisdge- intellect and the soul.
Marion learned to play the piano entirely
on the psychic plane. Her father. whose
nature In most delicately attuned to
psychic influences. noticed that sle seemed
10 spend q good deal Of tine drumming
ON the table. and one day he said 20 her.
Ny child. II seems to me from the way
to the piano.
and played q really Presty tune without
even counting one. two. three. That
very same day another strange thing hap
pened. Mrs. Mason persuaded Marion
TO take turn with the auton ATTIC pencil.
on which both her father and mother are
expert performers. and the very moment
she grAsped 10 il wrote with incredible
swiftness. -If you will sic at the piano
an hour every evening ne will teach you
10 play On the psychic plane
Well. Marion had faith enough and grit
enough 90 take up tbs offer. and after one
short year Of psychic instruction she can
play almost anything she has never heard.
sshe never plays the same thing twice.
Of couFue.' explained Mira. Mason. and
Of course never anything that any ono
sbss has ever heard. she had formerly
taken bsMsons In the usual way. but only
long enough 20 enable her 90 play Men
tlslnsohn's Spring Song"
AZ this point Marion advanced 70 the
piano and cAstipg hsr eyes dreamily in
The direction Of the ceitins rendered three
This affordls an excellent illustration
Mrs. Mas0n said when the applause fol- !
lowing her daughters performance had !
died away. -of . truth which want To I
- - practical without bsins idssiissics
Could any one have possibly been more I
practical than Marion Was about this l
piano playin4g Yet how WONDERFUL was 4
the psychic gift that snablsd her to learn /
wonderful was the faith which made her /
sit there patiently day after day for a 7
whole year waiting for the power which /
she now poaseeses.
so many psrsons are afraid OE psychic
powern.' Mrs. Macon continued, just
because they don't understand the IEas
% them. and 30 many childnsn are misun- !
isrwtood became u N easier for them TO .
earn On the psychic plano than on the I
plane. and their teachers |
ion't percsivs t., Why ! sellsve that a.
called dellcisnt or even stupid are merely .
nMychicn Ths schools undertake TO cram ,
he minds Of the litale one1 with hook
xnowled@e. and utterly neglect the de-
sslopDsRt Of como Of the most masnin-
sent powers which are given 20 the human I
MFu. Mason then explained the differ
nee between facts and truths.
Now 70 10 q fact. she said. that this ,
Dook 10 on the table but that isn't q truth. 4
might take the pcok OF the taoie. and
hon Il would no longer be even a fact.
truth 10 part Of inmueable law. which I
an never change Truths are ON the
,lane Of being and facts are on the plane
4 existing. Evil doenn't exist on the
'lane Of beng. but material sometimes
sets miaplaced on the plane Of existence.
nd the result u what We call evil"
MN. Macon then enumerated a few Of
he psychic gifts which Rhe found useful
a many relations OF ltfe. Among them
rere clairvoyance. clairaudiencs, auto
aatio writing. character reading from the
and. the face and the voice. and the
over 20 read the stars.
She todd how she had heard a voice say