Tempo:
220 THE BEGINNINGS OF SEERSHIP.
Spiritualists’ (public) Hall, and there try to control Mr, Blake. “Me” did not receive any message from “I,” but appeared to see only one person (a woman) in the Hall, with a “spirit form” standing behind her. “Me” did not see Mr. Blake, and, therefore, although “Me” eff that “I” had controlled him, yet “Me” did not #xow, until “I” came back, exactly what had happened. Then this hap- pened—which, I admit, seems to be absurd, and therefore I print it because its very absurdity should exonerate me from the charge of “story- telling.” ‘“I” came back to “Me” and said, ««©J’ made Blake give a clairvoyant description toa lady of her deceased husband. The “spirit” whom you (my body) alsa saw.”
I asked myself, ‘How on earth did ‘I’ know that ‘Me’ saw it?” and “ What part of ‘Me’ was clairvoyant, seeing that the clair- voyant ‘I’ was away?” and, “If ‘Me’ saw the ‘spirit’ and the woman, why did not ‘Me’ know that ‘I’ saw through Mr. Blake's eyes, and not through my own optics, as ‘Me’ ‘felt’ it did?” The time at which I said “I” had gone was checked, and it tallied with the time at which description was given.
Those who sign the document are sure it was “I” who controlled, and Mr, Blake was
Spiritualists’ (public) Hall, and there try to control Mr, Blake. “Me” did not receive any message from “I,” but appeared to see only one person (a woman) in the Hall, with a “spirit form” standing behind her. “Me” did not see Mr. Blake, and, therefore, although “Me” eff that “I” had controlled him, yet “Me” did not #xow, until “I” came back, exactly what had happened. Then this hap- pened—which, I admit, seems to be absurd, and therefore I print it because its very absurdity should exonerate me from the charge of “story- telling.” ‘“I” came back to “Me” and said, ««©J’ made Blake give a clairvoyant description toa lady of her deceased husband. The “spirit” whom you (my body) alsa saw.”
I asked myself, ‘How on earth did ‘I’ know that ‘Me’ saw it?” and “ What part of ‘Me’ was clairvoyant, seeing that the clair- voyant ‘I’ was away?” and, “If ‘Me’ saw the ‘spirit’ and the woman, why did not ‘Me’ know that ‘I’ saw through Mr. Blake's eyes, and not through my own optics, as ‘Me’ ‘felt’ it did?” The time at which I said “I” had gone was checked, and it tallied with the time at which description was given.
Those who sign the document are sure it was “I” who controlled, and Mr, Blake was
©
2026
Lehal.net