Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-03
BY Whit Wellman

By Whit Wellman
CCIENTISTS puzzled tor generations
= How did the Egyptians build the Great
Pyramid that vast structure which the years
have shadowed in mystery? What were the me-
chancs of it's construction? How were gigantic
stone slabs moved to the site and set in place
without machinery?
Only in recent years have Egyptologists un-
covered a few scant facts about this Pyramid
of Gizeh and even today this tomb of the Pha'
raohs conceas age-old secrets of life and death
A fact more amazing than scientists dis
coveries is that everything recently learned OF
this massive pile agrees with detailed ac-
count of the Great Pyramid given in OahSpe--a
huge volume of curious information written by
DR.. Newbrough 55 years ago. The author had
never been to Egypt. He had no access to spe-
cial knowledge of the ancient world. His aston
ishing accuracy in describing what were then
unknown truths, the building of the Great Pyra-
mid the number of workmen employed the
length of time required to build 1t, the source
of materials used, and the purpose OF the
greatest building that had ever been on earth
has been explained by the statement that
Oahspe purports to be book OF revelation
a clear example of so-called automatic writ
;nor transmitted through DR.. Newbrough to his
typewriter by some higher intelligence or spirit
control"
-HE famous Orientalist and scholar Max
Muller has said that there existed no
known sources from which the Information
oiven could have been obtained, and had there
been such sources it would have taken the COM
b;ned life labor of 20 men to Gull and edit the
MATERIAL!
Oahsne required so weeks to write. DR.. New
brougb's statement of his experience is as
strange as the book itself-which contains over
800 pages of small type.
~ was directed to get d typewriter This
did and applied myself industrously to learn
it, but with Indifferent success
"One morning after two years the light
struck both my hands on the oacK ana they
went for the typewriter. for some 10 mnutes'
very vigorously .-.s
and I had worked myself into such religious
fear of losing this new power that obeyed
reverentlv The next morning, before SUNRISE
the same power came and wrote again. Again
| laid the matter away very religiously' say
ing very little about it to anybody A
lone morning looked out of the window and
peheld line of light that rested on. my hands
extending heavenward like telegraph wire to-
ward the sky Over my head were three pairs
of hands, fully materialized behind me stood
another angel with her hands on my shoulders
NV looking did not dstrub the scene; my hands
went right on, printing printing
For 5O weeks tnlS coltihueo esoiy ioiihii6
nalf an hour or so before SUNRISE and then 1t
ceased and | was told to read and publish
Oahspe The peculiar drawings in Oahspe were
made with pencil in the same way.
"All this while have pursued my avocation,
dentistry Nor has this matter nor my diet
vegetables fruit, and farinaceous food) de-
tracted any from my health or strength al
though | have continued this discipline for up
ward of 10 or more years.
IN ADDITION to his aptitude for automatic
writing the author gradually became ma
tionaly recognized medium, and produced re-
markable oil paintings in totally dark room,
painting with both hands at once. These por-