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INTERIOR VISION. 17
and the whistling of hurricanes; the waves and tides sweeping around our globe; the world, wheeling through empires of endless space, the occult forces flashing in lightnings, and roiling in thunders vibrating the unliiverse; the unseen currents coursing through every fibre of the wonderful mechanism of our being; these minds within us, anon making us feel like heroes, martyrs, gods facing fire, flood and fiercest battle; these hearts of our ours pulsating with hopes bounded only by eternity, aill these are revelations of Almighty God, and prophets of the soul’s unending destiny.
A finer peroration, or a grander one, I never yet heard fall from human lips. Yet this is called defection, and treason against the truth. It may be so, but if it is, then set me down as loving all such defection, and glorying in just such treason. If there were more of it, this were a great ddal better world.
Enforced celibacy, continued singleness, is, in the vast majority of cases, a1 unmitigated curse, beside being an outrageous swindle on God, and fraud upon Nature; alike to be dreaded and shunned by all men, and especially by all women, who were never created or intended to Waste their sweetness on the desert air, by any manner of means, for which reason I fully justify any and every woman in getting a husband by any art or means within her power, magic, magnetic, sympathetic, or, if she can do it, by the magnetic lovecharms, amulets, or the mysterious magnetic powders, not of the modern tricksters, but of La Petite Albert, which, however, the wise ones may laugh and sneer at, have, for one hundred and fifty years demonstrated their astonishing magnetic power in affectional directions. On my table lies a copy of that work, in old French, printed at Lyons in 1758, full of strange secrets on the points here mooted; and which book it would take a large sum to buy from me. I fully agree with that author, that any man or woman is fully justified in resorting to any crimeless means in order to retain or regain the love of wife, husband, or friend; hence my advice in this book, but more especially that contained in my works on Love and its Hidden History, The Master Passion; or, The Curtain Raised, and the forthcoming reprint of The Grand Secret; or, Physical Love, its Mysteries Revealed, which I intend to incorporate in the two first-named books in future editions, this present year, 1870. Meanwhile, those who want special information can enclose a fee and write me for it.
It is disheartening, not to say disgusting, to read the nauseous advertisements in the papers of conscienceless wretches, who lave love powders for sale, which have no more virtue than a piece of chalk. And yet the idea involved is based upon a truth as eternal as the universe, which truth is, that peculiar substances can be charged with the efflax or aura of the human being (witness the science of home
and the whistling of hurricanes; the waves and tides sweeping around our globe; the world, wheeling through empires of endless space, the occult forces flashing in lightnings, and roiling in thunders vibrating the unliiverse; the unseen currents coursing through every fibre of the wonderful mechanism of our being; these minds within us, anon making us feel like heroes, martyrs, gods facing fire, flood and fiercest battle; these hearts of our ours pulsating with hopes bounded only by eternity, aill these are revelations of Almighty God, and prophets of the soul’s unending destiny.
A finer peroration, or a grander one, I never yet heard fall from human lips. Yet this is called defection, and treason against the truth. It may be so, but if it is, then set me down as loving all such defection, and glorying in just such treason. If there were more of it, this were a great ddal better world.
Enforced celibacy, continued singleness, is, in the vast majority of cases, a1 unmitigated curse, beside being an outrageous swindle on God, and fraud upon Nature; alike to be dreaded and shunned by all men, and especially by all women, who were never created or intended to Waste their sweetness on the desert air, by any manner of means, for which reason I fully justify any and every woman in getting a husband by any art or means within her power, magic, magnetic, sympathetic, or, if she can do it, by the magnetic lovecharms, amulets, or the mysterious magnetic powders, not of the modern tricksters, but of La Petite Albert, which, however, the wise ones may laugh and sneer at, have, for one hundred and fifty years demonstrated their astonishing magnetic power in affectional directions. On my table lies a copy of that work, in old French, printed at Lyons in 1758, full of strange secrets on the points here mooted; and which book it would take a large sum to buy from me. I fully agree with that author, that any man or woman is fully justified in resorting to any crimeless means in order to retain or regain the love of wife, husband, or friend; hence my advice in this book, but more especially that contained in my works on Love and its Hidden History, The Master Passion; or, The Curtain Raised, and the forthcoming reprint of The Grand Secret; or, Physical Love, its Mysteries Revealed, which I intend to incorporate in the two first-named books in future editions, this present year, 1870. Meanwhile, those who want special information can enclose a fee and write me for it.
It is disheartening, not to say disgusting, to read the nauseous advertisements in the papers of conscienceless wretches, who lave love powders for sale, which have no more virtue than a piece of chalk. And yet the idea involved is based upon a truth as eternal as the universe, which truth is, that peculiar substances can be charged with the efflax or aura of the human being (witness the science of home
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