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FUNCTIONING IN “MENTAL BODY.” 205
the witnesses are able to vouch for what “I” or * Me” did.
A few friends who were interested in psychic phenomena used to call upon me on Tuesday evenings (1905-1906). On Friday evenings they met at Mr. Walker’s house, and held séances for psychic phenomena. Knowing that “I” frequently left “Me,” I asked them if they would allow “I” to visit them during their séance, in order to prove that such a phenomenon was actually possible. They kindly consented, and here I tender my thanks to them. When they called upon me on the Tuesday, they asked me if “I” had tried to go to their séance on the previous Friday. Thereupon I told them whether “I” had gone or not, and stated what “I” had seen and what “I” had tried to do. A “document” was then drawn up and signed. The reader will notice that I was always made to tell my story jirst. Thus, in giving the account of what “I” had tried to do at their séance, on one occasion I said, “‘I’ tried to go to your séance, and when ‘I’ got there ‘I’ saw you like a lot of dof/s in a blue mist; and then ‘I’ tried to make passes about a foot away from Mr. Gartside, and to make him brush his hair with his hand and shake his head.” The
the witnesses are able to vouch for what “I” or * Me” did.
A few friends who were interested in psychic phenomena used to call upon me on Tuesday evenings (1905-1906). On Friday evenings they met at Mr. Walker’s house, and held séances for psychic phenomena. Knowing that “I” frequently left “Me,” I asked them if they would allow “I” to visit them during their séance, in order to prove that such a phenomenon was actually possible. They kindly consented, and here I tender my thanks to them. When they called upon me on the Tuesday, they asked me if “I” had tried to go to their séance on the previous Friday. Thereupon I told them whether “I” had gone or not, and stated what “I” had seen and what “I” had tried to do. A “document” was then drawn up and signed. The reader will notice that I was always made to tell my story jirst. Thus, in giving the account of what “I” had tried to do at their séance, on one occasion I said, “‘I’ tried to go to your séance, and when ‘I’ got there ‘I’ saw you like a lot of dof/s in a blue mist; and then ‘I’ tried to make passes about a foot away from Mr. Gartside, and to make him brush his hair with his hand and shake his head.” The
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