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228 THE BEGINNINGS OF SEERSHIP.
As a matter of fact the earthquake took place in Greece about ten hours later. Now the prophecy is strange enough—so is the crystal ball—but the strangest thing of all is that I was conscious in A, conscious in B, and conscious in C, because A was smoking and talking, Bb was watching C on its travels and receiving impressions, and C was talking to the Hindu.
The “sensing ” of the coming of the earthquake was a fact which puts this experience beyond ‘mere hallucination.”
All my visitors, whose names I enclose, testify to the prophecy. Mr. W- testifies to having seen the “ball” come back, and Mr. P—— testifies to having seen me in a crystal ball before. Another strange phenomenon that has frequently been witnessed with me on occasions such as this, is an ofjective whitish vapour, which oozes out of me and partly fills the room like a mist.
Yours, etc., VINCENT N. TURVEY.
The reader will note that the three bodies, A, B and C, of the last experience seem to bear out the theory of the “‘I,’ ‘Me, and ‘It’” which was submitted as a solution of the first experience.
There is little that can be said in order to make the last incident any clearer, but perhaps a few remarks may be of some use to the reader. I hope that that which is merely a
As a matter of fact the earthquake took place in Greece about ten hours later. Now the prophecy is strange enough—so is the crystal ball—but the strangest thing of all is that I was conscious in A, conscious in B, and conscious in C, because A was smoking and talking, Bb was watching C on its travels and receiving impressions, and C was talking to the Hindu.
The “sensing ” of the coming of the earthquake was a fact which puts this experience beyond ‘mere hallucination.”
All my visitors, whose names I enclose, testify to the prophecy. Mr. W- testifies to having seen the “ball” come back, and Mr. P—— testifies to having seen me in a crystal ball before. Another strange phenomenon that has frequently been witnessed with me on occasions such as this, is an ofjective whitish vapour, which oozes out of me and partly fills the room like a mist.
Yours, etc., VINCENT N. TURVEY.
The reader will note that the three bodies, A, B and C, of the last experience seem to bear out the theory of the “‘I,’ ‘Me, and ‘It’” which was submitted as a solution of the first experience.
There is little that can be said in order to make the last incident any clearer, but perhaps a few remarks may be of some use to the reader. I hope that that which is merely a
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