The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
HEARD MESSAGE
. FROM mrs. EDDY.
Recent Experience Of Group Of
Psychic Students in
London
HER IDENTITY NOT PROVED
People Feel Disgust ior Alylius
Following Result OF
/ rial.


Bl WILLIAM 4. STEAD.
jSpceial cable to Tie Times pispatch.)
london, February i--ln view OF an
ariiclc Published III Thc Times Dis
patch, in which Mrs. Stctson stated that
she hclicvcd Mrs Eddy viii come back
from the tomb. II mas ntcrcs, Your
readers TO hear Of curious experience
of mine, Which occurred the day before
Mrs Stotson's letter appeared / was
not thinking Of Mrs Eddy when took
my scat i'll = small circle OF psychic
students. which meets weekly to peer
into the dim mysteries or tho world
Beyond Tic grave.
Tho head OF tic class is a trained
orctilt.st, who is clarvoyaut and clair
audien, lie does not 70 in,c trance.
but listens for messages which he APP
pears 10 hear from the invisible. Some
iilnss he sees q form clairvcyantly. but
more frequentiy lie hears a voice. Which
apparently reaches him by some long
distance telephone operate! ~ uccii,
purpo1t 10 come from fricnl# who arc
still on earth; al otlcr tines they claim
10 como from the ao-calcd dead
AS a. rulo the clairandicat hears 3
far-awa% voice speaking, lust Is If lie
wore listening 10 tho uttcranccs ems
mating from the mouthpierc &c n tclc-
phone lie alone hears the ;.p,kcn
words. but the Invisible nns who speaks
n can hear and constantly rcplies IN oil
servations made by members OF tho
orclcs
4 Long Distance NcSsnEc.
"A The name Of the speaker is no, siycni
until tho message is completed. VIC
had been sitting some half-h hour. when
Tho clairvoyant began TO repeat y mes
sage. no word OF which we could hear.
any more than we could have heard il
with his car to the receiver Of Il tele-
phone and he had been repeating mes
sases transmitted in the ordinary way.
II hear he said. "A voice from some
great distance. The speaker is not
here but the words come TO me thus:
'..what a foolish crror they are
making 10 call attention to that shell
which | SO recently left This will do
The, movement much harm. All SEN
Satlonalism with regard - death tends
10 imnrint false thoughts upon this
minds Of men. There is no death all
IS life: al IS freedom protest
against the action Of my board"
Then the message. which the clair
yoNant was. delivering in 4 vehement
Tone. ceased momentarily then it be-
gan again:
II know not who now is voicing
my sentiments but ] wish NY peonlc
- 'aiSc note Of What say. Aly body
has been carefully watChsd bmt they
are drawing far too mnch attention 10
IL IN s'il tied Very closely 10 il.
mt docs not mntier 50 much: what
y lcplorc is tho effect Which ali this
Standardization OF attention On ny hnfv
Will llaNo in giving moro power 10
aealh' an idea which Is false. Let
them, turn their thoughts rather 10
no,Sok'.S9 sr'"'' Wh'eh : 'ausht IN my
IS tho message obviously purpor,cd
70 come from Mrs. Eddy. one or the
suffers Non,ured 10 ask whether Mrs
eddy had changed her opinion On The
snhject Of spirituaiism, and informed
Aer mat her communication was being
received At q srtriiuaustic scance. Tic
voice replied
Il am against ordinary spiritualism
speak as strongly IS ever aGains,
found al spiritualiS, scnnces.''
When asked TO prove her identity
I ne voice replied:
IN myself. You cannot prove that
70 mortal mind rhe realm Of pcr-
sonality ana mortal minds is !. dclusion
ana q snare. Fnrcwcl."
MS. SO far AS Know, Is tho first
iime any one purror,ln;s 10 be Mrs
i.uoT mas sent = message to amy circle
Was a Christ I'm Scientist.
t.Ecry' one OF us would willin.l,
rave exchanged all alleged views or
M:S. Eddy for one authentic proof
81 her identity. TO my mind the mes
sage is therefore rnauthcnticat ana
my theory is that Mrs. Eddy's thoughts
,Mcre oyerHeard rather than deliberate
Is transmit cd
the case Of the Crown against
MNlins terminated as every ono Know
World as soon as ii Mas Know,
ihe King had insisted OH the thing
t,einE probcd TO The bottom MyliuS is
therefore REGARDED with great dis..ns,I
nv ovcry one cSpecially after his
making 50 much Muster yowin:. III,
would DO such great things Ills litter
,elihFc even 70 attempt 10 make good
! MS words. led those who syinpa.hizod
With MIN most 10 regret that his sen.
1enee could not have been cXtcnded 10
nc resi- OF his natural life However
Myths IS liberated by tho time ~
lriSed - ~
Tie real hero Of tho situation is moi
-.IHsius u tic ATTORNEY General ,yho
NisrhafEod his delicate task with crc;,,
;'droltness. but the lonors or Tho ,lay
lc OF ne head Of Winston Churcliili
Was ~ who decidcd on liz. proscr,,-
|t!nI and oauied it through ,,i,hoI,,
Iaktng the trouble 10 consult ths
1thinet as Whole. 81. rvcn thoso
+ r1HnlncrS who nlichi naturally 10 ~.
Tfcicd 70 he taken inio tho con ddcnt.n
RI the Home Sccrctary. M. ,'biIrci,,il
,"Gk great risks AMI II tic prr@c,,tliinr
ItHP fai!rd Tho consequences mani
iGNc iocn ASA siroug
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