Randolph Paschal Beverly - The New Mola

The New Mola
with
The Supplement to the New Mola
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O.
2004
Original copyright 1873, 1874
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Contents
Preface
The New Mola

Foreword
Part
.11
I:
Mediumship
Clairvoyance Its Rules, Laws and
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Part
II:
Principles
Part
III:
Second Youth and
How to Gain It
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To the Reader:
HumankindAsgill's
Secret Revelation:
A Physician's Legacy to
Rules.
The Greatest Key to
Contacting Power.
The Supplement to the
New Mola
Preface
ver A twenty-five year period, Paschal Beverly Randolph, M.D. (1825-1875), published more than sixty
books, pamphlets and monographs. His writings centered on
the Arcane, covering the mystical side of Arcane philosophy,
death, the Soul World, sexual alchemy, magic mirrors, seership,
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clairvoyance and other subjects of occult knowledge.

Dr. Randolph's
would
"live" for
dream was that all of his written works years and centuries after his transition to
It is
the celestial spheres.
in this spirit that
we
are privileged
and honored to republish The New Mola and with it The Supplement to The New Mola. The New Mola was first published in 1873, followed by Eulis in the summer of 1874 and The Supplement to The New Mola at the end of 1874. In February 1875 Randolph published his last book, The Book of the
Triplicate Order.
Randolph studied medicine and the Arcane science. In 1858 the World Council of the Fraternity, then sitting in Paris, appointed Dr. Randolph the Supreme
From
1845 to 1850
Grand Master of the Fraternity Rosae Crucis of the Western World (North, Central and South America) and the Isles of
the Sea.
Early books written by Dr. Randolph include Ravalette

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and Pre-Adamite
to
Man
(1863), After
Death (1866), The Guide
Clairvoyance (1867), Seership (1870), Hermes Trismegistus: His Divine Pymander (1871), Soul! The Soul World (1872).
Randolph wrote The New Mola in August 1873 while convalescing from partial arm paralysis which he sustained in an accidental railroad fall in May 1873; it was published
Dr.
by Kate Corson. In
this
monograph he
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further evolves his
SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA NEW THE

clairvoyance mediumship, concerning knowledge intrinsic an in appendix includes also work This and intuition. Ansairetic Mysteriesl the and Rules AsgilVs the celebrated which union, if sexual the of use the Divine
all; is
It is
event
tells
<
governing
heeded by
lead truly will humanity,
us to the prophesied
clear
<
Heaven on Earth
are there being, inner In our
"voices."
two
sets
of emotions
or
teacl
instr
One
is
the of instincts natural the from
body placed
the physical with do to have which Nature there by Mother from voice is other The happiness. and welfare beingits
the Divine Being within the physical
Soul. This "Inner Voice"
is
use
that
the Divine Spark

is
or
|
says'
made known through the Voice of Conscience, or Intuition. Our Intuition can certainly function
to protect us
Divi
from danger and warn us against performing a

the most
to
state
harmful action; however, this aspect of Intuition
and
the
<
rudimentary function of this Divine prize. As
we
are able
transmute more and more of our past karmic indebtedness
Ran<
intei
and
elevate
our vibrations from the carnal to the

able to guide us in
Spiritual,
we
will find the
"Inner Voice" of Intuition growing stronger

it is
earn
and stronger so that

of endeavor
our work, our home, our relationships

God
attained.
all
needed
areas
espc
in
and,
most importantly, our service to

This
is
Live
the state that Dr.
Randolph
He
takes
us
for
to the ultimate heights of Intuition
when he
states:
sub J
psychometry or feeling and intuition are these: the first sees, the second feels, the third knows instantly. In our ordinary state, we see through a gb
darkly; in clairvoyance,
in
"The
differences
among
clairvoyance,
Cor
the
lt*
we
see
with more or
less
distinctness;
in
psychometry,
we
feel
with greater or lesser intensity, and
Con
intuition
we
leap to results at a single

StatCS
'
"
II iS
-
bound."
g
ift
he h,H
G d,S
\ human mind and
hmZ
hi S hest
is
t0
man and
>
cann0t
the
struggle Intuition
is
the hi s hest ualitr of q latent in most people, developable in nearly
CUSi
inh;
PREFACE
ice
all; is
trainable, and,
when active, is the

rule for
its
highest kind of clairvoyance.
dix
ries
i
It is
the effortless, instantaneous perception of facts, principles,
events and things.

tells
The
promotion
is
simply,
when
it
if
a tale, test
it
at once. In a brief time the perceptions will
grow
ied
clearer, stronger, fuller,
more frequent and

its
free."
or
:ed
ical
Dm
or
on any level, is the ultimate teacher and guide to Truth and Wisdom. Dr. Randolph instructs us to develop our intuition for guidance and help, use our mental reasoning to filter it, and once we determine that it is "good", proceed to follow it (test it, as Dr. Randolph says) and we will be far on our way toward reaching the
Experience, with
lessons
of
ion
Divine Wisdom he describes.
The Addenda
to Part
of The
New Mola
contains a
statement referencing the Oriental concepts of transmigration
ost
and reincarnation: "As
for the reincarnation

is
dogma,
it,
like
the Oriental transmigration story,

ess
ial,
beneath contempt." Dr.
Randolph's contemporaries on occult subjects confused and

interchanged the Oriental terms "transmigration" and "reincarnation."
ger
eas
nd,
us
synonymous. Dr. Randolph indeed espoused the concept of reincarnation and karma as revealed in his story Ravalette. We refer the reader to The Circle of Lives by Dr. G.E. Poesnecker (Philosophical Publishing Co.) for further information and clarification on this intriguing
are not
subject.
They
ing
lird lass
ess;
in
not
the
trly
The Supplement to the New Mola was also edited by Kate Corson and published with the title: The "Ghostly Land:" the "Medium's Secret;" Being the Mystery of the Human Soul: Its Dwelling, Nature, and Power of Materialization; Also, the Coming Woman and the New Divorce Law. Anonymous, copyright by Randolph, 1874. Toledo: Kate Corson, 1874. In this Supplement Dr. Randolph continues his discussions concerning the Soul World, its location and its
inhabitants.
He
also further addresses the question of the
and most thought Furthermore, man. of immortality

Age.
pro-
insights into the visionary his provides coming he voking,
COMING THE WOMAN of the on section final The New future and the NEW DIVORCE LAW was most likely co-written
by Kate Corson. Randolph was often misunderstood while alive and continues to be such an enigma that he is still wholly misunderstood to this day. As he was a mystery in himself, an
exclusive world
mysteries of
all
housed in a single body, he absorbed the men and all nations, and, in doing so, tried
to convey these mysteries to all
who would accept them. This
situation
was compounded because Randolph often wrote to confuse the "dabbler" in Arcane knowledge.
Being such a mystery in himself, and therefore a mystery to others, he was doubted, feared, hated, condemned and ultimately paid the penalty with his
life.
He
intuitively
knew
and
foretold his death (see Ravalette, p. 266, Philosophical Publishing Co.) and on July 29, 1875, he was
shot by one not unknown
to him. Paralleling a life
of mystery, his death was
incorrectly
ver-
reported as suicide in the newspapers of his time and this sion has been promulgated by historians to this day. Despite a life full of suffering,
trauma and
travail, Paschal
and who gave, that all humanity might be the one of the greatest minds
rare
;
severly Randolph, M.D., was truly an individual
who
became
better.
He
was
human gifted with "Soul

line
that ever thought, a true genius and

Sight." As Allan F.
An unbroken
and
of life-long followers
J^TÊ* octroi t t
!* S^llr 5jE
seekers of the Arcane.
tFUSt
^ ^
Odell
stated
nC Can
ke to his P hi1 repubHshed works of Dr. Ran-
down
to the present
^
.1
"*ion
to the library of
William G. Kracht,
D.O.
The see
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The New Mola

The Secret of Mediumship
>
A Handbook of White Magic,

Magnetism and Clairvoyance
iy
THE
NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT
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Foreword
T is useless TO deny the existence in these days of a vast and
conglomerate
series
of phenomena passing under various
names such
as
magnetism, clairvoyance, hypnotism, electro-
biology, Spiritualism,
mediumship, etc., etc., to the extent of a page of titles, but the whole of which may justly be characterized under the generic name of White Magic. The reason why I edit and publish this handbook aside from the almost universal demand for such an one from the lips and experience of the celebrated Seer whose name appears elsewhere herein teachings given during the time he was heavily stricken by the hand of Accident and while he was an invalid in Toledo was and is not merely to cite authorities,
recapitulate old stories or to demonstrate that such things
have been, are and will continue to be; but rather to state the
laws underlying these
phases and to
phenomena in some of their multiform indicate the means and methods whereby they
available to
may be made
human
uses.
For White Magic has
been hitherto confined to a few, but ought to be known to the many. The Seer was ill, so ill that he was wholly unable not merely to help himself, but even to converse connectedly for
five
minutes at a time, and but for the generous care of two gentlemen A. W. and E. D. M. of Toledo would unquestion-
ably today have been

nity.
and theirs! promptly befriended him like Good Samaritans and afforded the conditions under which the main ideas herein were evolved, for while wholly unable to talk of his own power, he repeatedly sank into absolute trance and gave forth wisdom talks of
But they
God
among the disembodied armies of Eterforever bless them
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of mediumphase a developed also interest-and surpassing
in repeatedly broad for surpassed; never equalled, ship seldom his in room, present tangibly and visible spirits were daylight he heard declared door his at gentleman one that so tangibly when but he him, with talking voices twenty be to seemed what
entered,
none
but the invalid
was
in the
room. Subsequently
deac
the
j
manifestations, for circle of a part the editor hereof formed given. was follows what of gist the time of and in the course
It is
called
my discovery merely because I was the one through
whom the conditions of Materialization were rendered.

The
there
is
theii
entire
from the
phenomenon of Spiritualism springs directly heavy and hungry hearts of humankind; wherever
que*
as
it
sadness, sorrow, love -starvation, misappreciation and
as
domestic wretchedness, there exists the prime cause of mediumship, for wherever such bleeding hearts are found, there troop and throng the loving, compassionate dead.
K.C.
are,
to \
gra^
nec<
pec
pari
thu
afte
Ittl
eth
ord
the
wh
ma
Sig
cla
li
nei
Parti
he
tl.
Mediumship
I.
ns,|
'n,
j
It
has been for centuries an established fact that the

still
dead do
consciously exist and that they frequently revisit

life
the scenes of their prior
and unmistakably demonstrate The children. and women men, disembodied as existence their
matter, another quite is identity personal absolute of question appearing often actors, good are dead the that as it is certain
really they as not invariably almost and as who appears Negro of a spirit the Thus were. once they are, but as the beyond mucosm rele no be can there yet to be black, must spirit yet a limbs, maimed with appears grave! A soldier necessarily be quite whole and never dismembered. under except reappear cannot dead the that II. It is certain
tly
they are not
ie-|
ere
peculiar conditions as to time, locality
and the presence of states; actinic and odic electric, magnetic, chemical, particular troubled so be to cease them by haunted houses certain thus after being opened, aired, ventilated or partially torn down.
It
thus becomes
clear that
some peculiar element
ether, magnetic, odic or electrical
gas, fluid,
is
absolutely essential in
order that the dead
may be able to prove in a physical manner
the grand fact of the Soul's existence after death.
equally certain that the identical elements, of means the dead the afford which be, whatever they may
III.
It is
manifestation are the very ones essential to successful magnetization, and that the development of clear somnambulic
sight or psychovision for
both
spiritual materialization
and
clairvoyance flourish best coincident with each other;
and both
unquestionably depend upon the existence of an impalpable,
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space generally, in existent air or sphere aura positive but in matter limited of forms and bodies all nearly by evolved
juantities
and
new>
in
s<
htnot
thoug
r<
larger
volume
given occasionally forth but densed form, constituted peculiarly of from the bodies
of
The
sical
lig
nt
med
launches
clairvoyance
out
generic titles the under known are then persons who mediums. and ecstatics clairvoyants, hypnotics, and to, of, states or modes There are two known
IV.
i:
all
VI.
Medii
is J
known
imponderables: the positive
and the negative. Thus is
There
it
m electricity,
of the subtle
magnetism and all themselves demonstrate spirits whereby agent

the ethers.
The positive form
being
neither
charac the of
equilibrium of and status the disturbing and by contacting take place disturbances such when presence its evinces matter
in solar or artificial light; the negative,
somnambuli
iidently
be
1(
when
is
light prevents
essential. Thus
robust, physii
them, and approximate or absolute darkness

it
organization;
is
that the class of
mediums who
are
most
efficient in the
vice
aura or elem
dark seldom have success in the presence of light, and

versa. Again,
it is
them; hence
remarkable that one class of subjects claims
temperamen
Neither will
to act wholly as the
magnetic proxies of the dead; while

identical,
others,
exhibiting
phenomena seemingly
claim to speak
nature are cc
those
whollv ot and from themselves, experiencing an exaltation of Soul astonishing to witness. The two qualities are seldom
who
at
respects to
combined
V.
one person, though they may be occasionally. There are two general classes of human organization
in
develop men
lose
time.
the blonde or light,
who
are electric;
and the dark, who
an
There ar
almost wholly magnetic. Both these classes are mediumistic b the dark are very seldom capable of evolving the
peculiar sphere or aura
ot
to other
to
which
is
essential to the production
ne
phenomena purely physical in their characteristics, a isionally a brunette from some abnormal peculiarity does become a medium for material demonstrations, and when she
io
class
is
conjugal
ani
r
evohjtj ion. 1
he
is
excels.
what
known
becomes an inspirational orator and exalted proclaimer
But as a general rule, the dark person becomes as a speaking medium or spirit-proxy, or else
of
ûld b
VII.
ein
It
1!
ont
ent)
mar
ned
of
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PART
new, and in
I:
MEDIUMS HIP
and
iconoclastic
some
respect startling, radical
thought not reducible to any system. The light person, generally female, becomes either a physical medium of the positive or negative sort or else launches out into independent clairvoyance, but such
clairvoyance
VI.
usisi:
is
very rare!
easily
Mediumship of either kind can

is
There
a third or intermediate class
be reached. of persons who,
being neither light nor dark, yet partake to a great extent of the characteristics and advantages of both. But neither
um
o!
somnambulism nor any phase of mediumship can confidently
be looked for or expected in persons of a highly
^vent:
robust, physically healthy, externally
minded
grade, for such
organizations either
consume and
assimilate the specific vif
aura or element essential thereto, or else they repel it from them; hence, no one of a cold, money-making, political
temperament
will
become
good clairvoyant or medium.

department of their
Neither will those
who
in the affectional
nature are cold, unimpassioned, negative or deficient, while those who are exactly the opposite of all that excel in certain
respects to a very surprising extent.
ally. I
The person who
seeks
is
development must persevere, for to begin and then stop

lose time.
to
onH
art!
listia
,
the
There are two motives that inspire seekers after mediums hip> viz., love and money. One seeks it as a means of living; the other to know, to love, to reach the inner and nobler life.
ction
; tics
One class is nearly soulless; the other, all Soul. The entire social,
conjugal and domestic worlds today are in uproar, chaos and
revolution.
doe
n
ittit
Were it not so, spiritual intercourse on a large scale
would be impossible VI I. It is deplorable that so much ill-will, sickness, sadness,

discontent, hatred, insanity
o!
married of today. But
it is
and wretchedness exist among the true, and domestic happiness is the
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SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA THE NEW
among least at the rule, universal people almost an exception to

scarcely and nation this anywhere of section and of every sort Husbands globe. the upon forms neglect frightful such else in
the
there
But
reason
wives the them; same, hate practically and and their wives The supreme. worst reigns of the chaos domestic universal
society at large and husbands attribute wives, that matter the for fact causes, is that the wrong to things of the bad state real cause lies right before their very eyes, yet they will not see.
once
1
pa*
fusion
to,
and
imper
grateful
I
feel
wreck.
Of cou
yet
Such a
state
of things cannot exist
among Oriental nations or
pamphlet
I
the dark-skinned people of the world.

a
Were it not so serious matter, one would laugh at the absurd and puerile folly that
day,
sha work last

upon me
Ialli
>
permits the reign of such social non-concord for a single
information
rr
wh e
exi
fail
t,
and its cure so easy. As thing wives are defrauded, husbands do not love them and wives
palpable
dollars,
I,
or n
sei
written
and
to hold their lords in affectional duress.
How few indeed
the
unhappily
know how, or even care, to accomplish health and happiness it home. And yet, it is in every man's power to make his wife
love him,
There cann
of ancient and
alluded to else
1
and
in
every wife's to
make her husband
worship
God through her. On my Soul, I, the writer, believe that if A Rules were followed, the social millennium would be hand. No strictly good human power can dwell be developed by any man who is sexually unsound, imbecile
puerih
of Life of old
and Pe r
and that
weak
and Death
i
mt
mpotent; nor in any
womb,
woman
with
fallen
anyone
eve
leucorrhea, ulcerated vagina or passional frigidity. How, let me ask in God's Holy
practici
happrnes, or Heaven in a family where the wife never, from Vh SW re Hfe t0 the gve that closes ^ overt "r ; C Se reaHzeS the s htest joy, marriage o anvTh n' and found disgust? can
Name, can you expect home,
T Physician tea * their cha
r,
.
compelled
i
Stîs Z
'
^ 7
A
t
^
'
Wa
"El
to
impede
Z ^
^ tS beCaUSe
d 8
reat
>
who
is
is
in a sense
his Wife
concentrated
PerfCCti0n
from condition, themselves
PART I: MEDIUMSHIP
P eople
g ut there is a clear passage and open water out of this polar

Hell of marriage-land.
I
where
ie 8fect
refer to Asgili/s Rules
so-called for
the reason that they came to
me while communing with a Soul
e > a nl
who once
Passion
to,
I
the
passed on Earth under that name. In The Master gave something resembling the truths here alluded
as they
ributel
[at the
and imperfect
feel
were compared to the New Light, grateful that they have saved many a family from utter
ot seel
3ns or
-rious
not pertinent to the subject of this pamphlet, yet so vastly important that, as this is probably the
wreck.
course, this
is
Of
last
y that
e
day,
work I shall ever print, as the hand of Paralysis is partially upon me, I allude to it here so that those who desire further
information
:hings
wives
may know that by sending a clerk fee of a few dollars, I, or my heirs when I am dead, will cause it to be written and sent to all who need it and those who do are all
ideed
)iness s wife!
>rship
the unhappily married.
There cannot be a doubt but that the Philosopher's Stone of ancient and medieval lore referred to the Magic Mirror
alluded to elsewhere herein; nor that the elixir vitae Water of Life and Perpetual Youth so vaguely hinted at by writers
hat
it
ild be
of old and that constitutes the burden of the celebrated book,
in
or
ecile.
fa 1 1 en
ty.
Hermippus Redivivus or The Sage's Triumph over Decrepitude an d Death means this identical triple mystery which scarce anyone practically knows but which all should learn, and which
y
tome
froff
every physician and divine in the land ought to be compelled t teach their charges under heavy penalties of neglect, because
lt 1S
the secret of sustained youth, grace
and beauty;
it is
the
Jose*
rejof
/ can
ate 8
f power and the crown and signet of ineffable

it
human
;en#
ated
e lvt
and taps the fountains of excessive joy; it is the Jemschidgenie of Persian story; and he or s ^ e w^ kuows appreciates divine and celestial bearings of life and its meanings, becoming indeed a child of the Infinite and no longer a stranger to the Father's face.
unveils the throne of Will
gl r y>
And they alone who have
it
are able to reach that
mag-
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leaping which, vision from clairvoyant of sweep nificent glories of space unutterable and the scans bound, a at Earth a gentle view we as summer systems starry of rain beholds the
shower.
thee
an
xtent
dmedJ
comply
ffered su
ii
the mediumship, forme and There is a morbid now and yet then common; we too quite been of which has power from a grand the plane exercising woman a man or
a healthy
r
marr bad
wo rid.
them
Tl
to e
tr
see
cannot be this But reached goodness. and purity of personal

where the heart
is
in dine
for long bereft,
and that ever
is
until the
mysterioi
Love within goes out to meet
as
pure a flame.
longing
>
lust lead to and wrong mediumship low and magic Black and have wrecked many a Soul in our day. Their orbit is
closing.
bettering
human o
Out
White Magic and high mediumship purify the

and shed abroad the perfume of angels.
control
heart
self-
extensive
the statu
fair,
They teach
us
a lesson to
be learned by
all;
they inculcate
charity,
in
til
goodness, forbearance. Today, August 19, 1873,
my left arm
different
and side
write
for!
I
are paralytic to a degree,
and
is
am sensible that death

finished; yet will I
die
does met
may close my career below ere this page be
by those
to
my testimony.
Spiritualism
good
to live, sweet to
be
fre
thank God for all my fiery trials, for they are purifying my
Nor
far
Soul. Already the bad tenants lust, hatred, anger, other evils, are quitting occupation,
with a host of
from
initi;
and a host of white-robed virtues are coming to the surface and testifying with musical voices that true and pure mediumship and Spiritualism are
the -edemptive r glory of the world. am gone to rest. But till that
the
civilizati
to us the
udden or protracted be my PUrP S and

service of a great
Repeat this for me when time comes, be it long or short,

I
laboratc
in affect
exit,
l
Zve of
^ and
thank
God
W*>r
have
lived to
loftier
hun ger,
invariat
ass wil1 P
in this
good
cause.
P.B.R.
and ma
A singular and very

almost universally
conditi,
^nZt Zê
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marked circumstance consists "

idct tnat the great
^-^
the
to
every
0l
majority
sometii
PARTI:MEDIUMSHIP
^<J
ce ^cl
Lrnme:|
clairvoyants become who those of percent 98 of extent the and temperaments all of and kind either and mediums of
have as such invariably almost are sex complexions of either of victims the love, of bereft been affections, suffered in their
the of ones heart-hungered the word, a bad marriages in inclines that people such about something world. There is
orn
len
i
plan;
them
to esoteric
and
Spiritual studies,
and
their aching Souls
-ache;
mil
thf
incline
them almost
first,
irresistibly to cultivate the occult
and
in
mysterious:
in the
unexpressed hope of appeasing their
longing, assuaging their

wroiJ
rbit
wretched anguish; and second,
bettering their state
by new adventures
in search of the great
hea:
is self-
human one thing needful Love. as almost movement a grown has trend Out of this against continent this on civilization extensive as human
bids which philosophy, and ethics social of the status quo entirely an inaugurate and it unhinge utterly fair, in time, to
haritv
ft
an
deal
[
will
die
sooner no For world. social the in things of different state struck are blows heavy than start fair does mediumship get a long who and enthralled themselves consider by those who
to
to
be
free.
is
n g mv
lost
iro
Nor
far
this
movement
indicative of immorality, for so
of
from that
is it
that every thinking
mind
recognizes
it
as
the initial
US1'
ma
/hen
s fr or[
.
different a to one from transition a of movement displays it because here mentioned civilization. This fact is the wonderful workings of a higher chemistry than
laboratories
dissatisfaction that shows it as inasmuch of wot
in affectional matters, in
e( jti*
fc c:
o ^
other words the prevalence of hearthunger, emotional, passional and love starvation almost electric odic, chemical, positive invariably effect such certain and magnetic changes in the individual as to produce the
conditions essential alike to clairvoyance
in
j,.-
"J
and mediumship in every one of their varied forms. But while ordinary mediumship sometimes continues after the longed-for Love has come, yet
19

cases of majority in the
no sooner
is
the heart tne neart satisfied

vanish;
th than
it
them
edium
Variou
heretofore the of for forms tain certain conjugal or happiness domestic and the that appears peculiar certain in are to organizatii alluded organizations phenomenon
mediumship
IX.
culiar
eleme
<
and
presence
chemical What changes take place incompatible. antagonistic,

it is
depe
G The nd.
i
in the present stage of enquiry
impossible to
say,
but that
ofcla mysteries
the
people
who
are affectionally
wretched take to mediumship
whole und
widely known. True, there are occasionally children who

B
depe whole the

ether in power
mediumistic, but they are generally
of very
fine, slender,
nervous /ous, delicate organization
and are usually the offspring

were unhappy, and from
these
Yu-Yang
evil;
is
the
mothers whose married
lives
that certai
mothers the mediumistic children unquestionably inherited

the peculiar bias.
VIII.
state
an unusual
a special
am'
pi
and
Compound
or conglomerate
mediumship
is that
move
this
subt
of things wherein the requisite sphere (aura) cannot furnished in sufficient quantity by any
be
which for the

that just as
one person, but
can
the
be from the combined emanations of several; thus

take place freely in circles
it often
the
happens that under good conditions the manifestations
Universe wi
meates people
whom
composed of persons no one

It
of
alone
work
those
ill
is
mediumistic sufficiently.
like ui
happens that the presence of certain persons will prevent the man .testations even in the presence
also frequer""
who
are
the recipients
th r
of strong and
first class
*!
mS
eat
1
SUCh PerS nS C nSUme > annul or
Yu-Yang
dissi P ate
exhale
an atmo
n8l0me
morI!aitvn
pr u
wi
ate
Wl11
iî ^^ T"" "* ^^

nânifestatlTnVwnile
VZfl?
i
mediums ip is not productive of f rm of harm; it is for many purposes

diumshi P because the
absence
* lust, hatre
How far
banner of 01 a
of a
scientist
reVent P
*
t(
tc
The
>
be more nnr
greater
in
le
advantarr
as
is
conglomerate
^ TT
,
8Cneral * thin the manifestations 1* ithful and Rifled, while a still
Germj
(
what they
at
mosph
gerdemain
oft en
hct that the results obtained * Cannot be attributed or trickery to
ere
^
êdi u
rce
's
and
the case
where one person constitutes
Perate s<
^noth
ercla
20
PARTI:MED1UMSHTP
the
med
IX. Various
hypotheses
exist
concerning the nature of the
evolution the upon sphere or air effluvium, peculiar element, Magic White of phenomena the all and presence of which
these about all knew ago centuries many depend. The Chinese
classified They spirit-movements. and mysteries of clairvoyance that declared and QUI name general one the whole under
vital universal a of movements the upon the whole depended

*
power in ethereal
Yu-Yang
is
>!$
trot If
form which they called Yu-Yang; that this and good Spirits, Supreme the of force nerve the
hale to fitted in wore constitutionally persons evil; that certain diffused and elaborated then and thereof an unusual amount
ihif
n, buti us
it
il
<am
no onJ
frequeM
,
and personal Yu-Yang; that by their wills they could move this subtle emanation and with it any thing or body which for the time being it permeated, such as tables, etc.; that just as the Supreme Spirit of good mOTOS the matter ot the Universe with His Yu-Yang, the supreme spirit of evil per meates people with his Yu-Yang and makes them bad and work ill like unto himself; that none but good results from
pecial
those
who
are influenced
by one Yu-Yang, while
all
who
are
r
first
the recipients of this other sort are ministers of evil because

their
<j
[ud
u
e
|gl
m
|
Yu-Yang can be used by evil spirits, and the mediums exhale an atmosphere charged with the effluvia of Hell itself, with lust, hatred, revenge, murder, adultery, abortion and all manner of ill and crime. How far wrong the Cathayans may be it is not the province
of a scientist to decide.
even
festd
.j
j.
The German mind attributes the origin of White Magic t0 what mev ca ll tne Sidereal or Astral Force peculiar a atmosphere given out from the stars, movable by the medium's and spirit's will; but they do not tell us how this
.-,
1
1
force operates.
Another class of investigators attributes the entire phenomi-
21
S
non
to
'
corpuscular, and
still
another class to ethereal
vi-
brationswhatever these
may mean.
the cause after tells searchers us of British of school One peculiar a electric mean they aura which "psychic force," by
surrounds certain singularly
which
extent
organized persons;
this
aura can be acted
on by the party's
themselves.
will
who
evolves
it
to the
extent
m
fy
or woman
of not only moving

flight
tables, et cetera,
but to the
conforming
a of observance
of taking bodily
fei
advanced to account for And so many the wonder that it were a waste of time to recount and examine
other theories are
XI.
Where one
assists
even the tenth part.

In one thing, however, they all agree: that the element,
ass
ideafe
salted
whatever
of
its
it is, is
tidal,
subject to
ebb and flow; that the
laws
is
iii sorbi
a
periodicity are not yet
spanning the awful gulfs

I
known; and that it is a bridge of Life, Death and Eternitywhich

misapprehensi
not
good electric
in
sits
must be
believe!
X. There prevails an alarming

say ignorance, concerning
of the
body or dress
gard
it
as
what a human spirit is. Some rean unsubstantial vapory phantom, in no sense save
capital ability to scare
stand or table
used I
prepared,
outline-and the
the perso:
peoplelike
his or
t,
her original corporeal self, an idea so puerile that the marvel is hat anyone seriously entertains it even for an instant. Neither
in
via
n
ve rlZ
f
Se PUrP f this am ', P P hlet Permit more than

thoro
ly satisfy
tw-S^SSto
Deltk But
of earths
Penetrated a
elements essentia
and lining our
^re corresponds
beneath our lim bs hear
anTS^^ ^T wh * * ^ JTp ÎJ by im P onderab * T? natUrc ThuS 1 ? Ponding

fa
t^ ^SSâ "f
n
*
flui
themselves upon
SUbjeCt entitled Aftef
conglomerate
l
eyes are
>
>
electric 8
T^
1
8 5 corres brain n short
thereto;
>
a11
our P*"
organs,
and the
totality of these
22
PART I: MEDIUMSKP
*eal
J
of
woman; or man death-proof spiritual, ethereal, the cons titutes oozes woman or man inner this occurs,
nd
*
it
In
dissolution
us
trie a
^ns;
J
the
structure, material out of the
becomes
self-conscious again
to
ie extentj
among place her or his takes an d ethereal internal this and dead; nor lost neither but departed flesh the in us by contacted be can child or woman man, the and contact such governing laws the to conforming by
rules. simple few a of observance
XI.
the of armies the countless
ount fori
examine!
Where
to desires alone person one
become a medium
without any assistance
element]
the
a
laws
bridge
from some or wax sealing common should provide a few lumps of or bottles broken of bottoms thick glass salt cellars, or the that anything short, in glass plate tumblers or bits of thick the which on chair the of legs The is a good electric insulator.
legs the also as insulators, these on placed be person sits must of the footstool on which the feet must be placed, while no part
of the body or dress
individual the flesh, the in others
which
n,
not
tol
>ome
re-
The stand or table used by the sitter should also be insulated. Thus
should be allowed to touch the
floor.
mse save
ke
his
or
prepared, the person

to
should select a quiet hour, from sunset

sit.
midnight, in which to
There should be a mellow, not
marvel
.
is
too bright light burning,
Neither
a than re
and the face should be turned either north or south, but never east or west, because the magnetic flow of the Earth is from north to south, the electric from south
to north,
ipirit?
while the dia- electromagnetic currents invariably
res upon
cross these lines at right
angles
and
in their passage disturb
ded Afa
lomeratel
rial,
but!
an d dissipate the medial aura or psychic force

difficult
and render more
the success of the experiment.

if possible,
The sittings should,
take place at the
same hour
nderablcj
beneath!
7 thereto:
3U
rpartf|
these!
and locality every night until the hoped-for results follow. But if circumstances occur to render that impossible, then the person should sit at whatever place the party may happen to be conforming as far as possible with the rules laid down. Jt not advisable to permit any other person to assist at the
>
23

m*
sit
-ng after
a
lone experiment
is
of
nev magn tism
begun, for the admixture almost sure to destroy the conditions

is
lar|
alreadv obtained.
ought to be followed no mat XII. ter^ hetherh OM person or more, but the same ones should al wa e present, and no more, no less; and they always ought The same general
rules
to ck up
the
same
seats at the
stand or table. These
should always be held in the
upper chamber, especially

*
same room if possible, an devoted to the end sought; for b\

is
sittings
Jade
tk
cover
k|A
j,dred
towar(1
mtinual observance of this rule the medial aura

in
nnt lt
'
-
tha one to
but
time
will
\nd ceiling
result
ill
t
o penetrate and permeate the furnit as to render it a veritable "spirit room" wherein How quicker, stronger and better than anywhere
m
phenomena
ando
more
satisfactory
die
presence of
n that houst
k, by binding
degree
ha
The machinery absolutely necessary for successful physical nan tatiooi ire, hrst harmony, silence, save music, singing
of clairvoy;
experiments will
md
gentl.
nversation; second, a
tv,
dark chamber or
cabinet
hud,
bom
,al
ta Hell to Heav
e
pen ci
httl
earnestness, truthmlness, goodness; fourth paper, old violin, guitar or dulcimer,
Soul-fusion t]
accordions
0 a passionless
Mil)'
nt
m
u
M,veoitwithastickofphosphorusinit,forthe amy U nd through the air; sixth,

a looking gla*
an frequently show themselves
eventh.
when we are
physical
<
aid also
h.
h the
ZLi" thr
one person should take the lead and "" questions mental ones should be asked u^h him which is b her.
'
eable and
when otherwise
incant
height
we who woulc
wntal
l
wings wh<
to the
- "
thebert
tabic
<
man W men With Ut fine^ neness conTr c om lex,on or P

r
t^
* Ve
thC CUSt
m t0
*
*
""
re8 3rd
b
*
bu<
emotior
1ZA1
Maters
temperament, but bv far

at
nd th
<"d grade until the d ct S com P'ete; < ever be ne l"l r Perm,tted ,n '"at circle; if others are present
^ Thtrxi :s
n
t
e ' argest
P erson
at
ê head of the
irrespect,ve
* Wi J**
^
d
it
n erved
^ ^ ^
the foot
neXt '" by and none but those
takes
Probabl
y
other
spectr
->
PART I: MEDIUMSHIP
ld mixtu,
onditin
they should form an outside ring

except that the largest should
inner ring.
sit
on
exactly the
same
plan,
behind the smallest of the
An
excellent
d nom
*es
shou'
man and
his wife
way of obtaining manifestations by who occupy the same couch is to begin
'ays oui
by pitching their feather beds and pillows out of the house forever and aye, substituting hard ones instead, and after
extinguished, to join their two nearest hands outside the cover, look steadily, calmly, trustingly and hopefully toward the wall at the foot, and the odds are five
the light
is
se
sitti
ssible,
j
5ht; for
is
not
li
ture,
" wher
hundred to one that within ten days they will develop electric phenomena and odic materializations of the first class, far more satisfactory and convincing than any to be witnessed
in the
also,
anywhq
presence of the majority of professionals. Both may by binding handkerchiefs over their eyes, develop a fine
til physii
degree of clairvoyance;
ic,singi|
experiments will also
and better still, those who try these be drawn in love to each other and glide
really
>r cabine
ss; fou:
from Hell to Heaven before they
know it, by reason
of
ccordii
i
the Soul-fusion thus strangely brought about. Here let me say, a passionless man or woman is a human nonentity. It is
it, for
king
other
e lead
i
we are wholly man or woman in the higher, holier and also physical sense that we can reach the loftier and more
any sort of power whatever; therefore those who would cultivate these loftier instincts and gain mental wings wherewith to scale the Heavens should at once
significant heights of
only when
be
as!
attend to the business of regaining perfect health

physical,
mental,
emotional and passional. Materialization is the rare phenomenon by which all witnesses are without exception convinced that either the dead do actually manifest themselves or that something so
very like
it
takes place that

all
no one can
tell
the difference.
Of
course, this, like

is
other phases of the great marvel, has been,
and probably
will
continue to be counterfeited; but unlike

it is
all
other spectral shams
most
easily detected, for the
25

real
phenomenon
constantly occurs
under conditions
in>
proved
other
jhis
in the instance, For Toledo, simulation. of possible Ohio, twilight, the in sitting mediums being persons coterie seven
f
fin
existence
hand phantom moved through the a gentlemen, a lady and air, across the table, pulled at a gentleman s beard and faded
dim phosphoric vapor. In the presence of the same away couple the most magnificent spiritual pyrotechnics frequently d thousands of electric scintillas dance mazy w 5
in
man
a jf
kind
eC
tionate
Art I**
points
on
Irefe
referred
to a
then skimming the surface of the floor and anon broadening out into sheets of living vapor
air,
about the room, now high in
Ik
Soul
Wo
question
cor
re<
irradiating the
room with pearly light.
The above
folly
This cannotbe counterfeited, because at the request of any person present these lights would and will go to any designated point of the room; rise, fall, glide or remain stationary
beside responding to questions
respond
unnumbered
ill
declare th
by assuming spark
ofincalculabl
of the
form
as requested.
is
The best preparation for this form
inner
of manifestation
i
to seat the
company in a line or cusp, with

and grasped by the hands of
,
individual th;
P.
wire or cord resting on the laps those present. The seats should
B.
Randolp
I
Sod
incarnate and
S ZESTT* t:^ "^

h **".
e
J three sides with paper or cloth impervious to light. In front tS iS a CUrtain 8 of black or green cloth hun/tol?P r U d there In this CUrtain one foot fro, he top, i S a hole H one foot square, to which sewn
^L^^
t
,
made as follows: Four upright sticks, 7 feet high, connected by m SideS and to P' to be covered on top and
be 5 to 7 feet from an enclosure
that
believe
death; yet
this
|
the
identical
producing th
heard
those
and
at
re;
'
>
who
Through
an d
- become
r
is
-
through
calm iy singin,
l
mediumship,
a nd
is
""*
Such, in b ef which, like tha of
ib ' e t0
m rtal
ten 0n P
Si
sufferi ring
he rat t' 0nale 0f mediumship
ht
a
fact
the
es,
abu se,i
conjug
is
beyond
meSmerism
S t10
douST
l
-*"-
undisputable and
fixed
res
B êans of these grand ^cts,the[ mm o rta "ty [ ^! ityoft ot the Soul n has been and is triumphantly
"-
Prov
rga
ultof
Me ele
ctric,
26
PART
proven.
I:
MEDIUMSHIP
By the concurrent testimony of all the returning dead this other great fact is established, viz: That the postmortem existence is a vast improvement on this! and that over there mankind finds peace, pleasure, rest, labor, usefulness and
affectionate friendship,
that life
is
unswerving, incorruptible love! and one of constant improvement. But on these grand
points
refer the reader to the
referred to,
and
to
It
work After Death, already another from the same pen called Soul!
rtngvap
uest of,
designji
remains to answer the often-asked question concerning Spiritualism: cui bono what good ? The above results partially answer this question, but to more fully respond to it, attention is called to the experience of
The Soul World.
now
unnumbered thousands in this and other lands who upon oath

will declare that
aryat
:,
by and through it they have reaped knowledge
linear
this f(
of incalculable advantage in very many respects. The opening of the inner senses more quickly and thoroughly educates an
individual than any other system or
P.
cusp,
method
possibly can.
I,
ehan
enclo:
B.
Randolph,
I
that
believe
now at this writing at Toledo, Ohio, declare my many works will survive the century of my
power to produce them was the
direct result of
inecta
>n top
death; yet the

this identical
opening of the inner consciousness of my being,
tin in
eenc
i,
producing that mental clairvoyance of which the world has heard and at which I myself have wondered quite as much as
those
who
read
my books.
apori
>-a
fi
se
Through the opening of the interior senses (clairvoyance) and through the various phases of that marvelous thing, mediumship, the great source of crime, illness, wretchedness and suffering has been traced to its one single source, and that is the abuse, improper use and mismatching of people in their loves, conjugal relations and sexual incompatibilities. It is proven that these bad conditions are frequently the result of organization and sometimes spring from incompatible electric, magnetic and chemical relations between couples.
27
THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT

Absolute separation is the only cure for some who are wretched in their married state or interrelationship, while attention t
health and a fair
cases.
amount of try
is
a certain cure for oth

res gestae
These conclusions are the very

Spiritualism;
of
rational
and leaving aside a vast amount of mere hypotheses, this new-old ism has led us to the door of strange and weighty truths pertaining to everything
that
'
'$
prevailing basis of the present civilization which promises shatter all that's bad of it to pieces and utter stead bring the good time coming
mankind, from the construction of an argument to that of a cosmos. In science, art, philosophy and social ethics great discoveries have been made through clairvoyance and mediumship. Lost wills have been found; frauds concealed from every mortal eye have been exposed; crime punished and prevented; the ignorant educated; and an impetus given to the
interests
to
-"".
J
.;..:
dcniitioS
......
.*
Not long since a gentleman Spiritualist, too rne after I had recounted many favorable mmed! h Certain ?*j done a deal of harm dieSafof h also?" And here he gave a long catalog
^
a11
>
pab^fJe^ *E
kfa
All trouble
the
themsehit, The good 1 "mat

therefore
everlasting death
I
M th^s and ten P P ed he hu ma and u be tfc%sss * r Wa * fsckeZ^T g i* moral whole of 3S ?*" -" -re
8
,
y Slde f S P iritualis
sun
or of my fellow men a et PeTfeCt ^ Gm and Principle " T/ T

right fa he
^
is
Sett,e n0thin
fever
but
^rt "
t
scrofUla or
Waters
m for wron S in *c world.

ûman
is
immo'S
'- the
!^
,
** %&*? mhuman
a
^ ^
>
to cleanse
destined to
an
not!
The one
wnl
28
PART I: MEDIUMSHIP
3 are wrei
The most troublesome
Spiritualist
is
not the
man
or
attenti,
woman who
believes in the life after death
and
acts
upon
-ure
for
here, or there possibilities the to open eye that faith with an and action mean Spiritualism and charity and and whose love
i*
of
rat
>unt
the
of
door
form who those are troublesome most the but advancement; themselves hand, a strong with roost the rule to try rings and
being leaders;
people who
know it all, who can't be taught, and
erything
argumer,:
who muzzle
irvoyance
and the utterances of speakers; people who get mad, spit forth slander, scandal and venom upon all who don't acknowledge their sway and who deem themselves philosophers, being only fools. It is this class who have brought
the press
uda
punished
given tol
obloquy and contempt

but their reign
is
upon
movement
essentially good,
about over, because Spiritualism belongs to

clique. It
MAN, not a sect, party or

as progress, religion as
:h promi:
emolition
well as
means development as well science, and peace on Earth,

a perpetual wrangle, as too
good
will
among men, and not
much
t,
in the past.
too
Sc
Too many of the leaders of Spiritualism have been unjust to

]
nts of the
those they did not, could not, understand.

therefore cruel, and cruelty is impossible to
They were unwise,
:am
that
it
long
[
catak
notl|
have
ny fellow
'
wisdom. Presently great-hearted love and blessed compassion will nestle in all our hearts, and in this glad prophetic hope we may all be happy yet! We are none of us ever wise except when merciful. Let us
all
and
print
be
so, for
only then can
we be
perfectly clairvoyant
only
;ht in
settle
the
noi
then
ness!
become mediums
for the influence
and
effect
of God-
rofula or
Never yet did man come to the absolute conviction of SOUL and Immortality, but he also came to that of God and
Prayer! for say what
realities in
sure tod tgin the

wo
you will, both are and ever will be positive
the Universe!
hum' ru ly
destined
a
The
one
Love alone lies the boon of Immortality. Injustice reigns today. By and by the wronged dead will openly testify in courts and before juries and judges, and in that day, too, no innocent accused will suffer for another's crime, for the
In
29

1
reappearing and
testifying
dead
will clear
him!
prophesy that
then
nonrisi^
passes century away. a before pass this will come to almost Spiritualism entirely of point one There is
the in believers the of most looked by
Supei
overtheir
New Mola and everybody
owr.
They seem of mediums and sensitives

else.
to be practically ignorant
these thousands
d
not
here
of either the facts or possibilities
mere
well-attested a that identities; mixed of
medium, one
with
her
reputed t
whom
real
spiritual
rapport
is
easy,
can readily have
individuality, personal
consciousness
proprium
his or
cursedne
also
absolute identity-
exp
entirely,
completely, thoroughly subjugated,
drinking
appr oacr
subverted, suppressed to the extent of
being
is
so far
as the
non
mental, moral and conscious personality

est,
concerned
who hav(
shall I
not merely for the brief duration of an ordinary
seance
sa
or trance, but for a period of time limited only

the invisible possessor.
by the will of
rip
and ti
an exten
the
Nor is this condition one of trance at all, for the party is to

all
poss
appearances wide awake, performs all the ordinary functions

)
medium
entirely
and duties of life; yet the consciousness within is not theirs nor the guiding intelligence, but wholly, totally ANOTHER'S.
This condition
Thei
notorioi
weeks or months together, during which time the earthly party resume themselves only at brief intervals, like short and vague snatches of wakeful consciousness in the midst of deep sleep. This mergement of identities is the Oriental AtHlim
during the continuance of which forced or magnetic abnegation other Souls than the subjects' carry their bodies about,
eat, drink, sleep, quarrel, fight, talk,
may last
for days,
modern
here an:
being Si
corr
hasb eei
1
and bac
make
laugh,
conspire, get
tipsy,
them
a<
love
and
rancy, whlni)
voZZ
12 Zl
or,
the Pt > be the actions can nor bad; or S<*>d """I Pa y WhilC that state hel him- or herself in the
'
^^ ^^ ^ ^
P
in short
do anything which the
^^
for,
possessors'
era:
ambition
mo
*
Th
and
oftST what may r transpire during

8 aS Wh01
P "^sponsible
>
one
Ul
and
innocent
f the
that time as a
man
would
be
30
PART I: MEDTUMSHIP
the of nonflowing or flowing the
Superficial thinkers
their
tide, or the rising or
for
nonrisingoftheSun.*
may reject this tremendous
tact,
but
own
experience will
probably confirm it, and thousands
And it may mystery. a many of solution clear the see will here mediums, toward charity more little a develop merely not chronic of full set, cranky and queer "an angular,
reputed to be
too, unjustly, and cursedness" among crime much of causes producing the expose also always are alcohol by inflamed when who drinking people, grade same the of others by controllable and approachable
all
>
things consideredbut
thewi
themselves, amuse to return only and world the who have left and hours two for medium a hold can spirit shall I say? If a hinder to what's pray, and preach swear, and fight
rip
and tear,
^part)
by months or weeks to control self-same the an extension of the of will the save whatever Nothing the possessing spirit?
have these of few but and medium,
entirely free
it
sufficiently strong to
y fund
not
the
themselves.
ANOTH!
M t02et
the ten in times eight that doubt slightest There is not the of crookednesses and escapades love notorious angularities,
II
iselves
.
( (
f wak 0t
1#fll
al
,
modern invisible of part the on secretly here announced; but that ot extent the to proxitude beings Atrilism, or unconscious identities, spiritual and mental of the complete substitution good both deeds and extent, has been carried to an enormous
and bad committed by people
this to attributable society are justly
^f'f^
*f\ k ****
re '
who
ot innocent are as wholly
them
A 0SSe
can'
J
J
John Smith is subject, the sensitive and better and more high-strung, nervous where especially the more complete and perfect the control,
as
revelation extraordinary *The authority for this c as am scene. 1 earthly this and one of the loftiest who ever revisited dci human g any that am I as of the unequivocal truth of the statement
P.B.R. fact
I
of having an
uncommon
iwme. The
n or
e
;
is
himself
in' lf rse
...
id in*
*>* n
know.
31

love-hungry, a Soul-starved in world the left one the dead a to back corresponding come do and will They condition!
sensitive
**I
>
>
3lt
medium, and
then that
medium
will as certainly
and passion love, of course run a

and
that too in spite
lust, as
ducks
will swim,
c, s
Joshua and Jairam, and Aaron, Moses of
while all else; the anything or people conscience law, custom, solution of the the usual, problem as with, so, is it wonder why
noses. their beneath right
enginee
Spiritualism and what
it
carries
with
it is
a far more
Knowlec
most and wildest unreasonable its even than thing tremendous

flights. vagarious We most their know in dreamed ever fanatics possibilities, and and truths facts, none minor its of few but a we have after till spent some story whole the know will of us dozens of centuries in other, and let us hope better, worlds than
this.
jEke
sa not is
the but we
just
ii
the
lies
philosophy
this
worldly
One
thing
is
certain
it is
mistress of this world today

than
.\ndwhydc
and can no more be doubted, laughed or crushed down

the
in
damning
Sun can be extinguished with water from a toy engine.

"We'll see the ruin of
its
of
intellect!
force
and
ti
bad,
gelatinous
(
The wasting of its wrong and

'Twill heal the
ill;
it
sorrows of the sad.
an
emigr
With joy will every
spirit
fill
destiny of
Addenda. Our minds are not yet keys enabling us to unlock all secrets, and the reason is puerile which affirms permanence to the Souls of us and denies it to the beasts, and not oversound which affirms eternal duration to all men
alike.
fee, astral
central
Such
ai
As
for the reincarnation

is
dogma,
ty the cla:
it,
like the Oriental
transmigration story,
beneath contempt. Any man who sets
tot or
dictum and professes to know all about the mighty world beyond us is an idiot. It is my firm belief that the best of us know but very little of the other worlds. Some of us have
his
up
^
"to
lnd
into t
justic
great
seen patches of it, and that

tact that all
is all;
nor, in view of the notorious

eto
mediums color and shape the communications coming through them will we be likely to get much reliable
32
oprr
lement
PART I: MEDIUMSHIP
lungry,
s
to a
co
channels. such through Immortality of fact the matter beyond

aura, chemical making a of way some find we till wait must We
iniwill
as
>
as dud
Joshua
n
!
people disembodied which through and whereby means the or story own their tell and hand first at write or can either talk
in their
own way.
am satisfied that Spiritualism is to become

the fact will be
while at
universal
ution oft
that
is,
commonly accepted
and
ith
it i is a
dmost
ous flights.
>ssibilities,
than minds class of better and ygher for a look then we may far. so movement the engineered have Spiritualists and Christians of hereafter the Knowledge of Are ages? eternal the pass to we are How alike is not satisfactory.
we but the
initial
type of intelligence?
And what
of existence
we have spar|
>e better, wc
lies iust the other side of consciousness? true the is what And together? go philosophy
Why
do folly and meaning of all
this
worldly woe? Are
charity, mercy, justice idle vagaries?
of this wa
crushed da
rom a toy
pleasure take truth celestial of And why do the mouthpieces law the is What company? and in damning all but themselves enormous its all with Soul, the Does of intellectual being?
a from originate possibility, of force and tremendous range is Or act? sexive the in matrix gelatinous drop lodged in the
mdill;
it
an emigrant from
other states in space?
What
is
the final
esad,
ill."
destiny, in truth absolute of destiny of man to be? What is there in reside being a of power fate, astral influence? Does the real
11
:eys enab
a central point, or
is it
cerebral of republic a of of the nature
>rile which
les it to
the
organs?
solved be to questions Such and a myriad others are the at those supersede by the class of Spiritualists who are to
great a advanced have present on Earth, and who seem to far so not but way into the region of physical Spiritualism,
juration
:,
to
like the
man Any
about
belief
Is.
the
that
Some
d the of
health mental into justice, mercy, patience, love, conjugality, are Spiritualism and, greatest of all, charity! In the ranks of should who they hosts of noble, suffering Souls, and these are
w
>
may we that end develop mediumistic power and use it to the human of bounds be able to reach beyond the present limited
conim*
getmu
33

thought.
I
have no doubt but that grand results will
follow
toward mediumship made, not in public, but in the quietude and sanctities of dear home life.
from
efforts
Before closing
my literary career,
propose to
I
reveal
the
Clairvoyan
it
secret of the Ansairetic
Priesthood of Syria.
do not believe
I
can possibly be used for evil purposes; but this

a
know. There
is
moment, frequently recurring, wherein men and women can down to them almost awful powers from the
fast in
LAIRV0YANC1
nizing facts
Spaces, thereby being wholly able to reach the Souls of others
kinct from
thos
bonds of a love unknown as yet in this cold land of ours. Would to God every husband and wife on Earth would use it; then indeed were this a far more blessed life to lead. I do not give Spencer Hardy's translation of the
the
mystery, for he lost his
life
and hold them
be reduced it
tied
new field
law ur
magnetic
before he got it
all,
in Cairo, Egypt,
think from Nusairetic poison, because he was about to expose this and other mysteries of the Syrian mountaineers. But I give
somnambulic ph
tnt,
my own
It
translation
and know
are
it
to
be perfect and
appi
are
complete.
tion,
must be written in the nature of a private letter, or not at all, and be sent only at special request. Since The New Mok was sent to press I concluded
to print the private information
opinion;
Pterin
fctined
gupo
de\'e
alluded to herein, embracing Love and Its Hidden Mystery, 77>< tetany Legacy, being / the above "private information," and The True Oriental Secret
|
to
a re
B
desti in
B. P.
Randolph
***, mi mine
Nest
IT
m
itsc
JSanc,
)
tain
albei e
Nit d
%df,
Wyth
1S(
*,th i
Produ
win
S
34
r<
n
ii
ni
Part
II
Idor
us I far
'n
rid
Clairvoyance
Its
Rules,
Laws and Principles
lairvoyance
nizing facts,
leSoi
is
the ART and power of knowing or cogthings and principles by methods totally
lknow
usbar
from those usually pursued in their attainment. I claim to have reduced it to a system and to have evolved science from
distinct
heterogeneity; to have
m
anslatk
nCaii
abouttt
leers.
added new thought, new conception, opened new fields of investigation and discovered the central magnetic law underlying and subtending the evolution of somnambulic phenomena, a brief resume of which I herewith
present.
We
are approaching the termination of the present
and coi
etter, or^j
The Ik
e info;
modes, moods, opinions, sentiments, thoughts and procedures, and entering upon a new epoch of human history and might,
civilization, are
bidding farewell to
many
of
its
destined to develop
powers in
man now
mainly
latent,
but
-mation,
which are destined to revolutionize the globe. On Earth man is greatest, mind the greatest part of man, and clairvoyance
the greatest part of
P.
mind.
Clairvoyance depends
nerves
upon
a peculiar condition of the
and brain. It is seldom compatible with the most robust health, albeit sometimes resulting from disordered nerves. The present discovery consists in the knowledge of the exact method how, the precise place where and the proper time when
to
apply the specific mesmeric current to any given person in
order to produce the

careful following
sufficient to
coma and lucidity.
It
will
be found that
is
of the notes herein laid
down
generally
enable the aspirant to attain his or her end. Knowing the mesmerist and the subject, we are enabled
35

to indicate the direct
ting
and almost certain method of tra the mesmeric impulse or influence from the
crystal
dainôyance
ope
or tractor to that particular nerTO center of the acted on that will in the briefest time effect tT purpose aimed at.
from a magnet, a
##
a
men
it
the
pov
on
iuc "iibique r
repitism"
At the start let it be distinctly understood that fear douhi nervous agitation, coarse habits or bad
intent will
success
(m
and may prevent
reta H
Remembe
determine
it
altogether.
When
me
a person cannot be
often will follow if the cloth!' be wet with slightly vinegared water just over the p t of h! stomach and small of the back. If an operator acts hand cover the rear wet spot, his right the front on , whik gazmg process continues as before. Reason: the brain
head or by reverse passes, success
mesmerized through
the eve
01 mysteri and
Nor forgeis

is
foul,
do no
their
prepare
good picture c
kidneys, liver
(not
r^r; h
zr
us
er:
and we can ften reach
Z ^"2
no
absolute
blood
must be
exces:
acids in
enjoy
the
mu
bowing.
Food, di^
Mesmeri ic si
devil's
make groove!
as
carfon
T
*
Z I!!^^
for
voyance.
J
wneels in ruts. Let your groove be cum,
y0Ur Soul and inner senses wffl eS C ntinUe to ê in then,
brid
clairv
oyance i
Excess
sated.
a
normal sph
Clair voyc
the
CmmrLTh UlT
* Universal Possibility a majority of cases.
common to
be
vincit
bought
/afror/
mind ower ^ and can ?* to the surfa J?"' P ln

Omnia
dental
heca
force
use
we
your
ground
exact!
Ugh nervous a the result u mUSt De cached reaChed mental ^ntalhabituH.c^j outside our OUtside habitudes and oath ru F <ns. A he
ln these cases
,
mental action come,
nei s
but
usual USUaJ
a re
L the
Hke th e
*! fertile
ate
person who attempts to reach
cultiv
our
36
MENt
PART
ethod of
II:
CLAIRVOYANCE
few
trials
clairvoyance
and
gets discouraged after a
doesn't
^*: ,a
T
e
merit the power. If you begin, either
icular
by agents or mesmerists, keep right on. Every experiment lands you one step nearer success, and that, too, whether you aim at psychometry,
"ubique," lucidity, or
any of the
fifty
phases or grades of
dthatfarJ
ntent
will
rep itism"
(mediumship).
Remember that physical conditions influence, modify and

determine mental states, whether these be normal or recondite
through thtl
and mysterious.
Uow if the ca
er the
pit
Nor forget that pure blood gives pure power. If your blood
is
foul,
do not attempt clairvoyance
till it is
cleansed. Artists
r acts, let k\
it one, whin
i
prepare their paints,
brain is no I
andsofcl
gan
?ach
r and
ignets
le
you must prepare your body; else no good picture comes, no lucidity follows. Sound lungs, stomach, kidneys, liver, brain, blood, heart and pelvic apparatus are (not absolute essentials but) good preparatives. Above all, the blood rawsrbe purified, vacated of its poisons, rheums (alkalis,
acids in excess)
are
mesmer
and be toned up to concert pitch if you would enjoy the music of the spheres and know beyond your outer
knowing.
nt nervou
Food, digestion, drink, sleep
must
fall
all
be attended
it,
to.
oon
er
beco
des
Mesmeric subjects
aevil 's bridge.
at first
become
don't
quite passional
the
your
Look out you

it.
through
for true
senses
clairvoyance
sated.
normally appetites normal with is coincident only

has grosser the except Every passion
riovein
Excess destroys
ove be a
nor mal sphere.

Clairvoyance
is
qualitative
and
quantitative, like
all
other
comma
and
can
all in incomplete mental forces. It is limited, fragmentary, bec ause we are all imperfect, but no other being can occupy
Irnnia
^f
y Ur rouna or be one is exactly like you;

are like the
there; fertile in
cultiv *te
direction. respective so 8 reat in y ur
No We else. one no and you precisely like

spots and
frozen here, deserts; arid
action
worldgreen
one
loves.
C our e
us*
therefore another; in spot, sterile
we should
# tZ
our special
attention demands Clairvoyant vigor
37

to the law:
erase.
Remember
vigor is vital rest equals of equation the eternal power. your retain Clairvoyance and this
passion, love, light, drink, food,
4*
*
'
sleep, air, the of s an affair exercise, labor, lungs, music, liver, joy, sunshine, health, rest,
bio d
r
quite as
much
as of
mesmerism and magnetic
coma,
conditioned. physically are all mental operations The other. elements any like art an is Clairvoyance
exist,
has hitherto been but to be useful as a blind empirically; habit, a sort but rationally, pursued not
must be systematized.
It
4***
F
'.'
of gymnastics, a
means
to delude people,
like
and
scarcely ever
under
intelligent
guidance
the logical or mathematical
or musical faculties of the Soul, albeit

those,
more
valuable than
It is
letter
and
like
them, too, subject to the laws of growth.
far-reaching,
and once attained, though the road

It
or c
is difficult,
amplv repays the time and labor spent.

of
this writer s life,
has been the
study
liionectt.
and that knowledge which enables him to demonstrate the laws governing it and by which it may be developed also enables him to understand and impart those
iiperimentatioti
C,
mind is
latent
in
phenomena. This mystic ground has hitherto been the prolific hotbed of a host of noxious, dangerous superstitions and quackeries; and this is the first
its
whi h attend
aberrant
is
liojancc It is
principle
attempt to reclaim
it
to rational investigation. Clairvoyance
is a
mm
!n
1S
name employed to express various degrees and modes

whereby one is enabled to cognize and know fa things and principles; or to contact certain knowledge without the use, and independent of, the ordinary avenues of nse. It is produced or attained in various degrees by different m< hods and is of widely diverse grades
|
abrief time
the
of
t
rception
more treat
leren
and kinds,
as:
A. Psychometry, or nervous sensitiveness, wherein the

ibjjecl
does not see at
all,
but comes in magnetic contact
with the peculiar material emanations or sphere given off rrom every person or object in existence; it is analogous to
the
power whereby a dog finds
his
master in a crowd or
38
PART
II:
CLAIRVOYANCE
unerringly him pursues and hound hunts down fugitive. that worn by once garment a from having smelt
a fugitive
rapport with en become persons By the when and alive, or dead distant, others present, sympathetically to enabled are great, is sen itiveness moral, social, physical, person's that describe feel, hence
feeling, of sense this
amative and
cases
intellectual condition,
and
in extraordinary
mind, of diseases detect and discern can
affection
or treat to qualified being however, and body, without,

cure said aberrations.
'
deepened be can Psychometry Clairvoyance. B. first the noting carefully by perception into absolute with contact from resulting impressions and strongest
a person, letter
or object and afterward ascertaining
reached. verdict the of correctness the
little
careful
experimentation
C.
will
develop good
results.
The nearly in developable people, most mind is latent in of kind highest the is active when all; is trainable, and
Intuition.
clairvoyance. It is the effortless,
highest quality of the
human
instantaneous perception
things.
of facts, principles,
events and
it
The
rule for
it
its
promotion
fuller,
'
is
simply when
tells a tale
to test
at once.
In a brief time
the perceptions will

free.
grow clearer, stronger,
more frequent and
psyor feeling clairvoyance, The differences among second the sees, first the chometry and intuition are these:
feels,
the third knows instantly.
In our ordinary state,

in clairvoyance,
we see through
more or
a glass, darkly;
we
see with
less distinctness; in
psychometry,
we
leap
fee]
with greater or
results
less intensity,
we
gle
and bound. There
in
these of all or one hundreds who imagine they possess importance much faculties or qualifications and arrogate
39
trr*
THE xNEW
MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT

made such a strong impression
have ideas the because mereh
have seen they one perhaps or two vision* or minds; their on Such are what flashes. they claim to or sparks or spectral b training, for need clairvoyance is a thin They wish. the in only
of actual system, rule and law, and whoever would have completeness or complexity must conform to the
thereof.
it
#* *
in
Clairvoyance, or actual perception,
is
of various kind
for
it
;:'
d degrees.
It
does not require brilliant talents
many seers are inferior morally, organically & cerebralJy and intellectually, yet the higher, more brilliant and
development, for
the higher and nobler the clairvoyance that will be developed. Some subjects can never
is,
lsodescribe
nda
thing,
dths an
finely constituted the
person
e0
.fin,
t0 are e
P^
a dw^
beyond the power to hunt up stolen or lost property; others stop at the halfway house of telling fortunes; a number reach
get
the scientific plane, while but a few attain that magnificent sweep of intellect and vision that leaps the world's barriers,
forces the gatesof death
:; subject,
for that
ii
i
did
It
won't
do to k
and revels in the sublime mysteries of
one in
Toledo,
The purer the subject, the better the faculty* _ the rule. Goodness, not mere knowledge, is power. Remember
this!
the Universes.
elling
whc
tnodity
would rise
e
and
lost
persons' clairvoyance is precisely alike. Each clairvoyant has a personal idiosyncrasy that invariably determines his or her specialty, and whatever that specialty may be should be encouraged, for in that he or she will excel
in
No two
spectral
eopli
âfterward
t No
pla
nosp-
no
other.
The attempt
effort.
nowin
to force nature will be so much
I that gl ass,
time and wasted

stick to
it.
and
My advice to all is: adopt special* a Y Y

bids
fair,
^,-to
aid
me.
een
^ved it.
utterl
When any effort toward lucidity

and perseverance, to
by care, patience
balls
That act
glass
dreamy or
become a success and the subject becomes

white clouds, rolling
W
elec
oi
an,
else sees flashes, sparks,

>
*N,bu for
th e
aP r S Panially lucid the ten ^ncy of the mind 1 shn flH K ! should be carefully noted, and the future direction of the
M, Spj.
Or, a cle
40
PART
II:
CLAIRVOYANCE
strictly,
and at aimed for, sought on, decided fully be faculty or ower and splendid a until followed persistently, faithfully
effort. the crowns success and triumph never-to-be-doubted read or disease, for prescribe and examine to intend you If business make thieves, detect goods, lost up hunt
people, to
short, in examinations,
any
special thing, cultivate that thing

sight,
become a
people,
is
light and your dim else other, no and cannot You none. of master Jack-of-all-trades, of sort
you spoil your
excel in finding
amorous of love-life the lost property, reading
and
also describe
and
prescribe for the sick.
No. The
and thing, one rule somnambule a push They impatient. too are Again, people short Go success. for look you if careful Be far. too and too fast extremely Be out. hold to expect you if pace at a slow
journeys
careful also
alone. rest the Let well. that thing
not
efficiency their practice persons different let to

is
on the subject, for that
bad
with also so is It thing.
magic
a had I them! handle people other let to do won't It mirrors. a many earned had I which through Toledo, in one splendid other any or wheat of price the whether foretelling dollar by the or rising the by it told fall, or rise would commodity glass. wonderful the on wheat-sheaf falling of the spectral
One day I let some people it tried it, by $70 earn to chance Three days afterward I had a money the Needing nothing. no spectre, no play, myself. No
and knowing
that glass could
tell
spoiled they and handle it,
it
forever
the truth,
rushed
off or a
the in looked lady_K.C.-to aid me. She so others, of handling the by work. It had been utterly ruined mirror the handle to people I destroyed it. That act of allowing might I that money in cost me a good glass and at least $200
have earned, but for the folly
I
glass. It
wouldn t
was
guilty of.
clairvoyance^ of degrees as well There are various kinds as ana practical social, Divine, natural, intellectual, Spiritual and lucidity forms, material of purely mental. Or, a clear-seeing
41
PA*
SUPPLEMENT WITH THE NEW MOLA

wnvants
rr
cerebral organs, special of lucidity lucidity generally, mind of spiritualism, medicine, religion, as points,
upon
certain
etc. love, art, logic, philosophy, science,
introspection, inspection of clairvoyance and a is There fields appropriate in the their have past, these projection, and
present and the future,
perfected.
A.
ly
all
of which are easily developed and
There is the common somnambulic or mesmerical-
induced
trance,
comes through the coma or however produced, and yet it is by no means

lucidity. It also
^ a rule,
it
is
Seventy-five
mfflemediums,'
necessary that the subject be entranced in order to produce

the distinct lucidity. There are capital seers
who never were

peculiar êir
entranced, who never lost their consciousness for a moment.
org
But such cases are far from being

first
common
or usual. This
Magnetic Cix
ler means fail,
kind of vision never exhausts itself on material objects
mere perception of things without penetrating power. The next stage it reaches is that of mind-reading.
alone
a
B.
or
magic mirror,
iis
country;
or t
There
is
a perception
one grade higher than
ofapowermlVior
this
last,
tk ceiling
which enables the subject to come en rapport with the surface and essence of things, as a tree, man, woman, herbs, etc., and it
grows
till
and
goitwill
springe
the seer
beholds and explains
somewhat
ilwill
of the
dotn
penetralia of things;
and
it
culminates in the condition
* good; so also
wherein by leaping all the barriers of the outer senses and world one sees and knows things altogether beyond their ranges and approaches the awful realms of Positive Spirit.
A magnetic
^per all who
d tables and
Purpose.
1
Special cerebral organs
become
lucid,
soon
suc-
ceeded by an entire illumination of the brain. This is a grand a sublime, a holy degree, for the subject sees,
senses, teds,
êone will
circle
mi
knows by
is
a royal
ost
power;
is
en rapport
lower
power
sure
t<
LV
u ana toe subject

universes.
USand knowled ges.

in
step further, a step inward,
Note. All
harmony with both the upper and
during,
cu
er
He
or she thenceforth is a
power
in the world.
* * this
42
ement
PART II: CLAIRVOYANCE

ebral 0r gans
,r,t
ualisnu
All clairvoyants
may not claim genius, but all true genius

talents are
t,<> n
>
inspecti,
,at e fields
asiI
dry leaves tossed up and down is and scattered and passion swept away, but genius lies of gusts by on the bosom of memory, and gratitude at her feet.
clairvoyant.
Mere
in
develop
concerned, this writer is the only teacher of clairvoyance as a system and science. Very few
So
far as
is
America
persons fail who strictly conform to the general rules here laid
ulic r
1
mesnii
down, and fewer

upon. As a rule,
still
who follow the special plan determined

one hundred
ugh
it
the
cor
it is
safe to declare that in every
is
by
no
eventy-five can
become
partly lucid, sixty-three
d n order to pit
i
eers who never

usness
for a mo
become mediums, forty-five can reach the third, fourteen the fourth, five the fifth, and two the highest degree of clairvoy
me
peculiar organization admits of.
im on
or
usual.
f on materialoJ
Magnetic Clairvoyance can often be produced, even when omer means fau by steadily gazing in the depths of a magnetic
"
>
without
or magic mirror,
peneti:
many of which have been successfully used in

by holding the head
close to the
of mind-reai
higher
than
t:
port with thesoi

ian,herbs,et
s somewhat
coh the in ?s
sense uter o e i
ether beyond
is
of Positive
soon
e lucid,
open horns of a powerful horseshoe magnet. This maybe suspended from the ceiling and held to the head lying down, so that when let go it will spring away or come in contact with its armature nail will do thus closing the circuit. A good crystal is nearly as good; so also is a common bar magnet. A magnetic circle of several persons: to be effective and proper all who are in the circle should be insulated. The chairs and tables and footstools should rest on glass knobs made for this purpose. In these circles, the chances are ten to one that someone will go off into the mesmeric coma on the first
this
country; or
the
r
brain.
subject
The
circle
must wish,
the
almost sure to follow.
and favorable Have patience if they do not.

will, desire,
all
enraf er; is
step a ther,
f uppe he
Note. All clairvoyants should, to be useful, successful and

enduring, cultivate the habit of deep breathing, for
brain-
ower
in
power depends upon lung power, nor can continued ability exist if this be the on feed should neglected. All clairvoyants
43
PA*

Again, attainable. best things
matters
direction that in
is
all
clairvoyants
is
must
its
use g
Abstinence of intoxicants.
good, for
perpetuity
to or vision, clear fatal to
when
possessed.
^ > *W ''><*
c an
be
ofl
asp n d$a
lo
!f
sensitiveness only develop to with desires If the party caution this do psychometrist, a becoming of view a ask to me, were is it best person a If force. such with pply psychometrist? I good a should or clairvoyant to try to be a
latter the say unhesitatingly
by all means, for
it is
more easily
attained,
and
useful if tests as quite are is least the the to say
gained. be to sought objects or collective, individual very experiments, mesmeric In all
few become
at first trial
true hypnotic subjects;
be owing
to peculiarities of organization.
some can never The matter can be
Jtothorou^
a
>
mane
tested in a variety
of ways:
as, for
instance, the usual "passes"
maybe reversed. In some cases the doubtful subject may look

steadily at
a speck on the wall for six minutes. If drowsy at the
#1
him not o
end of that time and the eyeballs have a tendency to roll up the person is a subject, and all that is required is patience. Or
breathe rapidly, forcibly for ninety seconds. If
dizzy, you are a subject
it
h< his filiating
iSkhadwitne
tie
makes you
same, tried
and can enter the somnambulic state in
rat glee
on th
any one of a dozen ways. This same operation often repeated

is
almost certain to produce coma;

in
down
it
done while lying connection with the horseshoe magnet operation,

if
and
better
or
{
will
prove successful in enabling the person to see without
Concentrate
eyes. In all cases the
room should be
quite dark. (N.B.All

y at
magnetic, odyllic and mesmeric processes are twenty times more often productive of grand results if conducted in a
ii
^s over it fron
darkened chamber than in one lighted artificially or by the Sun. Next to a thoroughly dark room, moonlight is best, and
starlight better
still.)
Retime
en n
If at
the end of a few minutes sparks,
of quick and lingering light are seen or phosphor clouds float before the face, then one of two things
flashes, streaks
**31b e stror
K it.
Deep
Ability
h as
44
>r>
I
LEMent

First, that the party by probable. mediately
>y*nts
niust
nonce is
1
im
good
its
perpf
to
repetition of
or second, clairvoyant; be can
if
not too scary,
sparks and ds these ci ou
may resolve themselves into spiritual
nsitivene ss
onl
this caution
doe
lost. not but gone long friends of forms fail experiments because the mesmeric fifty of Forty-eight than focalizes, rather the diffuses saves, not wastes,
perator
e t0 ask me ^chometrist?
I
streams that force mesmeric

Rules.
I
from the eye and fing of opposite be ought to operator and Subject
s > for
it is
more
a
useful
if tests
hair, eyes, build and so stature, size, complexion, temperament, without results, best the about bring to order throughout, in
reference to all
the talk
about positive and negative, which

effectively
ual or collect
jects; somecann
i.
only miss sweet a of known have we ly nonsense; for

years old to
thoroughly and
mesmerize her
gi
The
mattei
burly uncle, a
man
capable of knocking a bull

fist
down with
:e,
the usual >s
ful subject ma
ites. If drowsy at
roughest the of one was who and stroke of his ponderous lady little the yet and quarterdeck, tyrants that ever trod a repeatedly by clairvoyant but rendered him not only helpless,
lap his in her held he while manipulating his head
in his daily
tendency to rol
lired
is patience
it
ids. If
makes
could she believed experiments, calls. She had witnessed a few it accomplished and do the same, tried it on four occasions,
in great
all
mnambulicsta
tion often
repeal
glee
on
of miracle greatest the the fifth attempt. But

entirely changed,
sail
was that the captain's nature became
and
f done
while
operat
with
today a better or gentler

harbor!
man
does not
out of
New York
magnet
son
i
to see
dark. (N.B
the in point Concentrate your attention on a single wander. thoughts subject's head; keep it there. Do not let your
are twenty
f conducted
ificially or
1
and head your Gaze steadily at it and it alone, gently waving process the Repeat hands over it from right to left, left to right. at the same time daily for one hour, till the sleep is thoroughly
fact, the of induced. When it is, and you are perfectly satisfied do you Don't you will be strongly tempted to ask questions.
it.
nlight
r
is best
minutes
sp
Resist
ght
of two
tl
it.
Deepen the slumber
in seven
perfect after sittings
insensibility
has ensued. The eighth time you
may
ask a few
45

few. a but questions, and
Lead the subject slowly,
tenderly,
topic
topic at a one time, step, by and step along, that holily, gently has what been forgetting said not about thoroughly,
Persons ambitious to
"specialties."
become clairvoyant must not forget

mental
that a foul habit,

all
amorous pleasures, high living and
entire diet must be excitement especially the skin, head the often; and hair, linen the changed; success, the insure food should be to and clean; scrupulously
are disqualifications.
The
very
light: fruit
and
tea, coffee
and milk may be

fat,
fail
freely used;
but very
little
little if
any chocolate,
oysters, pastry, and but
sugar.
Nor should the person
to think, wish and

plaintive music
will
is a
the
end aimed
at continually. Soft
and
capital adjunct.
The experiments should always be made at first with but a few spectators in a darkened room, and perfect trust should exist between operator and subject.
For ordinary purposes the writer would prefer the Oriental methods of clairvoyance to the full magnetism of European
f
northern
ma
tot
et
directly
its there 01
and American
(magnetizing
practice.
These
are: first,
the mesmerist
pi
the
mo*
if
a few drops of ink in a

it)
proper vessel; gazes therein himself

also. Presently
Stater
and bids the subject gaze

it
the subject will behold a vision in
and
will see pictures of
toil
whatever
so
that
is
desired.
^directions
Magnetization. I now give the special

magnetization.
First, let
method of thorough
the room be partly darkened. Let there

let
be a mirror in the north end; mat mirror b ut take care

ray ot light (magnetism)
the subject's back be toward
that he or she sits so that the reflected
back of hls or her

schonlK
from the operator's eye will strike the

receiving the reflected ray
any triangle-which * S
chair hairtll fully insulated, the feet being
^ T*T ^
head, the subject
and mirror formin

a
'
moment Now the subject sits in a

on an insulated
stool, and
46

floor. The operator the touching chair or dress the of part no and if he is weak in stool, insulated an on sits or stands also electricity from a with charged fully be should nervous force silently in the south, them seat present, are spectators battery. If
not even No silk, north. the in Soul a not but west, and east highly there piano is If a room. the in allowed be must The entire I not to play take care but played; be chords er j ten( g soft and thenexperiment the to Previous evening. that on more than one
di;
ant in,
ef 0(ii
\ i
milk ma
'
3*
Lult " t(
1
the pole up, north one suspended, been ltwo magnets have much without head subject's the embrace to I other down, so as sent will be current and a antagonize, must poles I pressure; the
rely through the head.
fk; "'' think,wi

plaintive
Now be careful. You have

is
already
-md
a pared pre n|
magnetic
bar,
and when the subject
seated and
be made at fell
point that at steadily looks operator the the magnets arranged, off glance will ray reflected the whence f the looking glass
nd
perfecttel
and strike the back
fork the between just head, subject's of the
would prefer tlei|

magnetism
st,
the mesmeni
thereir
bar the points he so doing while and magnet, of the northern few a In subject. the of neck open the toward magnet directly and slumber, magnetic perfect be moments there ought to exhibited. be will clairvoyance surprising frequently the most
better if
all
I ;
ga zes
the spectators grasp a cord
on which
iect gaze
also,
ft
fastened being ends the bound, been copper and iron wire has
If body. subject's the to to a chair so that they point directly nine follow will success observed, these directions be faithfully
and
will see
vialmethodofl
rly darkened.
times in every ten experiments.
A
object's
i
slight alteration will
render
this circle
unequalled for
table
backl*
ts
so
that the
ator'seye
such cases the chairs and stools being wholly insulated. If the room be darkened and you have a good magic mirror on the table, you may and probably will have curious spectral phenomena. But I
other purposes. In
let all sit
around a
it,
ivmg the
refle<
advise the
v
for sought results till time chord to be played all the

insulated, south, the person sit facing
triangle a
are obtained. Again, let a
sf0W the
subjec
with the magnets in contact as before, the person being alone,
an
insulateds
47
THE NEW MOL A WITH S UPPLEMENT

almost certain to follow. But let me here say that no one in or out of a circle can reach good and speedy results unless perfectly and absolutely clean
and the
results desired are
Th
the very best of preparations for these experiment and cannot be neglected with impunity. I have known
bath
is
many
uld
suspec
successes
and some
experiments in this
it
as
my deliberate opinion that no one need fail in them,
of the abov country, England and France, and I gi Ve

all
failures in
conducting
and
will not, unless their
All
own folly and impatience ruins all.' magic mirrors are based on the eternal fact that
exists is
whatever
something; that thoughts are things

all
that
^lustful a
that dead
^sr2s; SEES?
for
emanations from Plainly that hundreds can see* f
the rPtin.c of me retinas sensitives, people, upon similar

îs^^ if f ?^^^^^
re
upon paper, the artist sketching
impressions and images, as abundantly demonstrated by Baron von Reichenbach in his researches into the arcana of chemism, light, force and magnetism; also, by tho ds f oth in aU kndSj and wherein disembodied people project an image of themselve
shadows,
things photograph themselves upon other surfaces; that sensitives can see and contact these
lights,
spirit is real
substance, that
oves in
the
;leone,theade F
wless
powers v
sap
^
e
^
al1
finally
out
li
And this
accoui
modern sensiti\
the outline with a penTnls

z
The
other
t:i
upon thp 3 M
Project images of themselves upon
* * * ^ ^ *+* ch
b^
who
j
leads
+w
t ^T T"
(
'
Physifa
i" cont
SS
alms L a
^
*
,0
^<*
illses
'
, M rnnna connecting *iL
0,1
ll C ' ftleSt
WiShed h WeVer some
a sens
t^TurfS surface
cS 7 ?*"*?* ^ ^the/or
f Visi n> dther to
bri "g
~*
'
-X
-er, that
various
elves
Power have used
J^ra
i
"
1S
upon which the attendant dead

48
to afford
could,
,>of gross
# else
niust
*e ce
tion
'
God
SupPLEM
PART
^tain
a
to
f
,
II:
CLAIRVOYANCE
circle
car
and
whatever they choos photograph temporarily do and an mysterious proce who a by that know I this all:
absolute,
these
Nor
is
ns for
Ini
ty
i the a mirror expound, means to here needless inciples it is P than nine out clairvoyance reliable more far and "a better
have
iducting
all
of ten
would suspect.
ld a d
France
>ne need fail

mipatience n
Turke\ Arabia, Africa, Egypt through travels my During Orleans New of voudeaux the with intercourse my Syria and the convinced of thoroughly I became Island, and Long and beneficent, good one magic: of of two kinds
existence
foul, malevolent other the Adonim; the by governed ruled and each Other antagonize They malignant. geful, lustful and
^n the
etern
<i
thoughts
aret
s photograph
J
J J
an
see and com

as a
passions the of Saturnalia the in revels one The Ovewoul the of Shadow Light-producing the in moves
h innumetabl an by surrounded is adept the one, ...the >v and ends great to on him lead who powers viewless of destro) or ruin utterly and life his out sap but finally experien and seen ill of much this accounts for
)
'
images,
si
mbach
rce and
in
his
magneti
d especially in
t
an image of tk
And by modern
er.
utlinewithapeis
recognizable b
The other leads its the Light and unfolds
toward glimmer the votaries through

at
length
that final
and gowning
and blood. >

1
lages o f themseh
relations, of perception clear a in consists which clairvoyance noblest the far by uses and effects causes, connecting links,
a that surroun
m
is
houses
(hat
clear
as noow
and embodied, and highest attainable while true the notice: take But aim to enable others to reach. and above acts and moves degree clairvoyant in this sublime
this
it
is
that
ardy
5,
as to de
all age
thendefying passions, the of bt ond the tempestuous realm reach To vision. best Soul's the utmost power. Passion dims
this lofty
in
.ersomema *|
ower
have
used
eminence, the subject's De must habits raiment, Food, proper preparation be made. had be t canno and man tQ highest g ft ft
body must be
purified and
^^
ther to
bmtW
without a struggl
thethero f
attendant
and Food lucid.ty. h reac No Qne of gross habits can easily oe to sought s on ,i condi a A ed {o {he else must fce
*f
49

the if for subject, or aspirant reached by the
glected
it
proper precautions
is
and absurd were
silly
to expect victorious
%>
f^ L *
"
tie
ra
woman or man When a

that sort of thing;
tells
me there
or e
a
t
no
truth
in
"spells," "projects," the doctrine of
"charms," "spells thrown,"
it is asserted that there when ^.7^' all "rings" and means whereby mysterious ends a Magic both genuine no is Ll spells that and ^ or charms wrought be are good or ill can
or
'
alone; then air empty on based mere notions
I flatly
deny all
W^
srge
05
'
such assertions that declare are and made conclusions such invisible the world of ignorant about us wholly persons by
or of the inner powers of the
0**
certain r
human mind. Although I am

this
:P
erson a
not called upon here to explain the rationale involved in

special
t between ke
department
at full length,
elsewhere
to
have
clearly
well
ad of flour.
Again, it
indicated the direction in

tell
which
it is
be found. As
me that the Sun

methods do not
evil,
doesn't rise as that there are not means
irowamagnet
lie reverse,
whereby two dissevered persons can be brought in contact, or

that
exist
by means of which one person can
Wmy pi
itthe
assuredly so
if
work upon another as to gain desired ends, (even

the principle
School o
they be
been brought into active said ends are those of love, affection, jealousy, revenge, or love
of gain and lust for power. I have seen too much of that sort of thing in Asia, Africa, France, England, California, Long
Island
and power exist, and have often play and force), no matter whether
itdeauxq
gained
iklackmagk
rfhst,
passioi
and
New Orleans to doubt
swith a
the evidence of
my senses
and the experience of years of attentive study of this branch of the great magnetic law to doubt it. Indeed, so thoroughly convinced was I of the truth that I spent months in travel and
association with experts in order to become master of the processes and the rather unpleasant secrets of the lower as well as of the higher Magic.
to make r
spirits
ol
New Orleans nothing is more common than for both men and women to employ the voudeaux to effect contact with
In
loved or desired ones.
Some experiments of acquaintances of

50

expensive. rather mine were
versa. vice or reach her,
A man loves a woman and cannot
Then comes in the Magic, and seldom
sympathetic rings matter of the in that: than More failure. a loved, the the worn by one rings, twin of pair a that know I to rapport magnetic in two the blend will lover, other by the
is magnetic (anothe r thing whole The degree. an astonishing for business, "amulet" the of also it is so ; and Magic) for word
chanal
atly
dt
although
most
of the charlatans
who pretend to deal in them
ns
are
:ld aboil
and prepare to possible is it yet swindlers, conscienceless are aura nerve the retain will they that so materials certain charge
impart and person one of
love
it
hough
Dived e
to another, kindling
little
up magnetic
between them just as a

will
yeast will leaven a whole

that one person cannot
are living witnesses
have d
ind. As
>
barrel of flour.
Again,
it
not do to
tell
me
not
favorably, them affect and another upon spell magnetic throw a
contact
4 person
ends
any distance! Orleans New in voudeaux the of exposure public today of my of one from was it and 1864-1865, in at the School of Liberty
or the reverse, at
Hundreds
ihave
ter wh
:nge, or
D Madame and H n, Alice queens, the voudeaux

that
I
victim, a s,
gained
much
of
my knowledge
points occult in these
of that
jrnia,
I
my
s el
1
this br
thoroue
be to it known have of black magic. I and speculation, pecuniary and of lust, passion, love, revenge led fact which success; horrible always with a strange and tod are we Again, secrets. me to make myself master of its successfully and that spirits of evil guard hidden treasures and it, believe I finders. obfuscate and confuse the would-be by overcome be easily can believe that said obfuscations
purposes for practiced
_
to
ster
J
1
J
timely resort to
Magic
are People grade. higher of a
wont
laugh at and deride
folly superstitious as all this

loftiest
and blind
fcarth eve
lower-
credulity, in spite
of the fact that the
minds
held, fr
inu"
)
0m
the and Hermes Trismegistus
down Alchemists,
the ages to the last elected

,1
members
have Sorbonne the of
nta
believed,
do
still
believe
intan*
51

That Magic
well
is
an actual thing
no sane man,
especially
it-
men
tal,
read and
travelled,
can well deny, for there
is
too much
their
the among Hindoos, from testimony Indi corroborative ians, other and races Chinese to Tartars, successfully Arabs, Negroes, have wholly years late of till neglected Americans do so. the
veiled studies;
irbodies
reliable >
an
c; any torn
but from their
immense amount
of
energy,
worId
or
t<
brain
they power nervous and
will yet excel all other people

I
Soul, nd
on
the globe in that as in

I
this that
cities,
other specialties. So sure am of venture to assert that aside from the savages of our
draine d ,in
starved
thing
it
coi
is t
eight-tenths of average
Americans are competent
in
six
weeks to develop what in another age than this would be
slumber ir
and sensit:
liner life
regarded as miraculous phenomena, either of the physical type
of mediumship or of the clairvoyant order, through
circles
ir
'
magnetism or seeing by the mirror.
coarser
Husba
A Word of Counsel to Five Classes of People

I.
simply
be
grow elect
To those
who mesmerize: Your power depends
upon
the
other,
your health, cleanliness, nonexcitability, firmness of purpose, persistency, volume of lungs and clearness of mind. It will
results
of
health flow
wt
li
do you
great
good to walk upon the grass or
soil as often
of
as possible,
because thus you gain the direct magnetism of the Earth which cannot be had from the hard stone or brick pavements of the crowded
symphon
of reachii
It is
town or
city.
II.
All clairvoyants
while developing
must live on the very
churches
and purest of food. But when they have reached the goa they must remember that anything they do exhausts their
,
plainest
the stater
of the
r
ai
energy, to maintain
and rebuild which they should live as

"
*nk and
II
aT P
"^ Partake of the ancles enumerated,
quiet
belief an
labor 'Ja
SOnS Wh
IV
tl ?
,
are used U P" and exhausted by mental m rbid exdtable a nd despondent;

'
new
cr
*"
'
attracted
'
passionless cold, nonattractive,

>
non-
ypts
neasy fettled, subject to mental, tempera-
diffi
eren<
52
ement
PART II CLAIRVOYANCE
:
ie
ma n,
esp,
r th ere
t
passional storms; and and gloomy mental,

V.
is
half-ruined their mental have faculties, drained who All
Hindoo^
su<
races to
health, their and become sapped crooked, angular, bodies, their

fretful unreliable,
by passional
excess,
normal or otherwise
faculties of
wholly
negl
in order to gain should, access to the cause, invisible any from
amount
Kd all other
ies.
higher the develop to world or
and inner
mind
So
sin
allow not and themselves care to be take sapped Soul, and magnetic force and vitality their of by the lovedrained and
&
5
the
are
savages ot
competer
this wot
abounding everywhere today. As a general cormorants starved beds for two have two persons, even if they to better is it thing
slumber in the
and sensitive
finer life
than
same room; and
especially should the refined
ofthephysica
er, through
avoid contact with the coarse and gross, for the
invariably goes out to

pattern.
him or her who is molded aftei
a coarser
es of People
Husbands and wives too often learn to hate each other simply because they occupy the same chamber and in time
grow electrically, nervously and magnetically repellent each to
the other,
results
wer
depends uf
and then comes
strife.
Persons who seek the highest
rmness ofpurp
ss
of mediumship
do not require that coarse and rugged
of mind.
soil as
It*
health
ss or
rect magnetis
gentle that need they but labor, hard comes of which flow of life's forces which attunes their Souls to the finer means delightful a is music wherefore symphonies of nature,
of reaching the
iard stone
or
bnsl
required condition
thev on ust live

r
the of outside found It is said that the best religion is credit I can nor fact, churches. I am not aware that such is the
the statement;
have
reached
do
exhausts tf
Ii
phases highest the that but I am certainly sure of the modern phenomena are not to be looked for in the
rank and
they should
enumerated,
haustedbyment
army of spiritualists, the quiet firesides of those who make no open parade of their belief and who amid the sanctities of the home circle cultivate
file
of the public
but rather
at
the
Dondent;
nattractive
)
very the wherewith new science, which is itself the key The crypts of the unlocked. be day one man Universe will by
difference
tonf* lental,
spiritualism public between the blatant, iconoclastic
53

develops former the that universal is kind fc and the quiet and well-doing. satisfaction general The 0ne cord the latter the heart other and the Soul. alone, head the
cultures
ne
iH
it*
^W
nations
tha1
s acred.
better; the other rip peaceful, calm, s an( acceptor its renders destroys, but shatters; never and down builds tears breaks con, crim universal scandal, bloat, slander, in and up; delights others many regard that as holy everything on war and makes revolutions, of sorts fails all attempts and one The
j
ofther
Black
(
!
odors
'
only
who
i
investigates, forbears, other the hopes odor; bad and achieves teachings. with conduct harmonize strives to
nstrUt
But su
The fact is, mere sect is an utter

educator of
its
all,
the attempt to establish Spiritualism

failure,
as
\t, ^
a
and thank God
it is
so; but
a
as an
nervec
mission
is
an innovator, a compass, a lifeboat, to the Race, and it is the grandest ever

Quietly
it is
chart,
more
follow
planted
Souls
It
is
on
this footstool!
upturning the
soil
of the
deteri
last ai
of men, and good fruitage will

this better
I
one day come
therefrom.
phase that
it is
commend to mankind now and when

kind only that can uplift the
I
species.
even
am
dead, for
this
with deve
1
Bearing these things in view,
caution aspirants not to attempt
gaining results until the heart

labor,
work, wait, for in
and purposes are right. Then God's own good time you will reap
if
loso
intei
is
a rich reward
live again.
and know of a truth that
man
die he
will
as
the\
Conclusion
During
his illness, Dr.
Editorial
add
Randolph has devoted his hours to the perfecting of his knowledge to the end that it may not perish when his career on Earth is finished. In reference to clairvoyance and mediumship, in addition to this present
monograph, a full and complete system concerning the latter two sciences, including an account of the Magic Mirror, ma
celebrated work entitled Seership: TheMa^net
be found in his
54
H'l
l,,
'-EMEN T

Mirror There
is
devel ops
wide
difference between the clairvoyance

to
the he art
common methods by and through developed

and
vl
Western
bett -> the * utne: othe

str ys>
but
never!
known ages for that nations and One taught. and of written perfected, studied, has he that it is the of use the in consists too, a rare one,
and methods, of the distinguish to unable persons some are There Black Ovoid.
or sounds flavors, odors, savors, clairvoyance realize life this in never can
those are there too, so, colors;
to Oriental lands. This latter
co ",
)(
universal!
hers regardaJ
evolutions.^
investigates,
ichings.
J
\
who
through any
included. mirrors magic whatever, agency or instrumentality
iblish Sp
i
God it
')
human general the to exceptional entirely are cases such But sensitivefine-brained, the of percentage large very a for rule or one develop unquestionably can today nerved people of
following the
pass, a
lifeboat
ever
e grandest
by phenomena Magic White modern more phases of the persistently^* patiently, ordinary methods
ing the soil of

ly
the
come therefro
lankindnowai
t
can
uplift
the
when but defeated; determination not to be fail few a before, said As mirror. the to is resort surest and last organic and constitutional is trouble even with this, but the and mirror same that take will others with the individual; for
all
others
fail,
the
ipirants
rposes
are
right
)0 d time you
rf a
results. astounding and magnificent develop the most phiand system Oriental Randolph's To conclude: Dr. range mental the enlarges individual, losophy develops the and Soul, the of the scope
man dikf
^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^.^ ^ ^
.
theurgy as decimal
>rial
ordinary f e i jumb the of adyance fa simple upon advance an are fractions
addition in the science of
numbers.
devoted
that
hi*
end
it
hed
this
concerning
.
the
Mi* Magic
TheU
eership:
55
V<~
butb
)
Part III
food
and
Second Youth and
How to Gain It
i
[\ t
re to u$
editions
Helmont, La Bruyere, Campbell, Asgill and hundreds of other vast and mighty minds believed in and devoted
years to the discovery of the
life
to seems If
I
quote:
means of perpetuating human

I
and youth. To
this
end
I
also, the last
of the
i
"11
now,
Order, have labored, and,
believe, successfully
not
glorious
that
I
""diseases
of
tablishe<
claim to have found either the water of being
man may challenge death for long centuries, as it said Artefius didbut that I have perfected the Phosoxygen of both Lavoisiere and Sir Humphrey Davy, the mysterious
whereby
wine alluded to by Campbell in Hermippus, Lord Lytt of his works and Jennings in his treatise on
discovery of
Fire. This
is
L ^
t party,
his
Jiscover ies .
Di
evolutionized
ian
I
and
of
mine
life
since 1854 has
been known by the names

Phosodyn
light imparter) and
cure
TL
'
Phymylle (the
giver) ; Amylle (the love creator);
the nerve strengthened

latter
Phosogen (the
one form as Lucina Cordial (the y barren woman's relief), and in its clear state as Protozone (the physical basis
in
/ f^ " ^,7 7*
h(
tborn
with
of nervous
life).
Drugs cannot reach and cure organic disease. The elixir will not repair organic lesions of structure in the worn-out frame [Bulwer] but if there be no such lesions,
,
in
mw
^îon, bx
or
it is
new vitality, new force, new energy, renewed youth; and more bounds the blood, a
vivific torrent
every draught
h ^1 dire
Ve. And nc
fe very
*B electric
th rough every channel,
of sensuous life,
earthborn
man
Very
every crypt of the physical being of
* Je
'stood, tr
luded t0 s ran from the nearly that fact P 8 ?u nerV US America is t0 a '" extent lesser or Skater , in d in the gen^-urinary it and organs, s an mposs.b.hty that happiness or joy, mental, physical or
evJl
anT^^f
ZT
56
PART III: SECOND YOUTH AND
HOW TO GAIN IT
under experienced such conditions. not I do be can moral, need old age not decrepitude that bring know, but believe,
and
:o
senility
along with it; but that judicious care as to bathing,
Gain
It
usual circumstances will under self-command and food sleep, it; and under adverse youth and keep our regain to us enable
conditions
life
Vs
'
and vigor may be regained when even hope
8''landhi
linandj
-*rpetuatinghi
ist
ofthegk
not
left us. have to seems itself need works Randolph's Dr. read have who "Those quote: I expert an that as told years, be thirty of end the not now, at is too fame his system genital and nervous the of in diseases
ssfull
well established to
be successfully contested by any man, men
ring or e&
glad are land the in physicians ablest the or party, nor that
original upon improvements and to accept his teachings discovery new a has by he year, past the discoveries. During the it By diseases. such of treatment revolutionized the entire
physician and patient need no longer
to the
'guess,'
centuries, asi
ed the
Ph
Lytton
vy, the mystenl

US,
Lord
but go
at
once
a t ise
on Fk
the m
cure of the case.

principle cardinal The original.... is entirely
i\vn
by
eator);Phosoi
ht
imparter)
"The discovery all to contrary that is remedials of both the treatment and are we that principle, a is the 'schools,' he holds that life itself
not born with a given
gives
barren
won
he
physical k
us up to death;
amount of but that we can not only

it
which,
when
exhausted,
accrete
and
of
gather in
The isease
.
new life and thus add
long years to the
sum total
el
in the
s,
worndratii
every
wed
youth;
J
fsensuous o
expand and broaden its duration, but also intensify, deepen, vigor, beauty, fire, our it in every direction, thus preserving unlimited an to force energy, electric, magnetic and personal mighty a indeed is and here degree. And not only that, but properly is, exhaustion of source discovery very that the
endurance, perpetuity, understood, the actual fountain of
iysical
being
that fact
ne
and emotional moral, physical, long life and power, mental, wholly almost to possible it magnetic. In a word, he holds
rejuvenate ourselves
or
lesser
and become young
vigor, spirit, in again

is
organs,
tal,
mental power and
love of loss endurancethat
loss ot
ph^
57

1
,<
which of depends observance the the on able value , ignorance of and which couples, fills wedded ITnniness of all
divorce suicide, murder, vice, with the land
incalculable.
is ling
restored. teache be can both A that practical knowledge of bit one , gives
in
These things he
pat
vaii
and wretchedness
exhau:
This knowledge
is
given in part
The
Golden
onsta c
powei
Secret
same classes in Paris, is as country, of this and other Constantinople large Vienna, London, Berlin, form some of under nervous labor of population,
the with case the
centers
Very
many
active-minded large-brained, people the of
Thes<
perso
nerve
and*
from exhaustion mental cerebral by mainly disease caused both sexes, including suffer class, large overwork. Another
different from but troubles, the same
third
with
of ft
1
the
distressing
much less to alleviate, cure, to difficult been symptoms having

with the means
at
ten
hand, for the reason that until this discovery
neg hab
medical agent absolute no was there it upon improvement and of meeting capable existence in preparation pharmaceutical or
such cases successfully; and since our preparations
during
mu
vit;
twenty years of
over
all
have proved their unexampled
power
tk
sh:
diseases involving nerves, brain, lungs, kidneys and

their popularity without the adventitious
of
sexual organization
aid of advertising, paid-for certificates
and other modes puffery demonstrating this fact we are proud to say the field of their usefulness is wholly unchallenged by the products of
di
ai
e;
the pharmacopoeia of the civilized world.

In the experience of every physician
numerous
cases present
worthy of the name, themselves which may be generally
defined as loss of magnetism, force; magnetic depletion of in other words, vital exhaustion, to cure which thousands have resorted to the preparations various
hypophosphites,
of
lyttae, valerian, etc.,

relief,
temporary
some of which undoubtedly afforded but all of which are impermanent and as
58
PART III: SECOND YOUTH AND
HOW TO GAIN IT
,n
ê.
H
d
wretch
and wholly utterly unreliable. remedies dynamic and resort need to such remedies and who Patients self-apparent may reasons be classified a for vain, in
first,
those who, forgetful that vigor
is
the
gift
of God, ha
inlfc
nervous and system by indoor life, t< brain the exhausted of course involving loss of lung mental appl
hence, and 0Wer p

iind(
like plants in a cellar, are bleached out.

fast,
The second
in
class
have lived too
and late hours, wine and

sea; the
asses
stranded have excess personal

and existence
dull, feverish,
them midway of life's

wholly spineless and
d other
is sapped and gone, energy vital dry; run are fountains nerve
n of ner
from
sexes,
ml
is
insipid.
that lives troubled and vexed fretful, such led third class have fire the extinguished nearly have they error without intentional
of life.
ie distre
A fourth class,
embracing both
sexes
and
all
ages
from
less to
lis disco'
edical
of meet:
by who unfortunates those of ten years to threescore, consists solitary by and inverted, become have neglect or other causes consequences terrific whose habitsnot to be mentioned, but their drained and sapped must be met and conqueredhave
brain-softened; unstrung, nerves vitality till their flesh is waxy, wild, crooked, angular, changeful, unreliable, become they have the by affected easily nervous; suspicious, shiftless, aimless,
is<t
?Ied pro
dneys
ai
(ventitioi
morose, gloomy, are news; weather or bad

dreamy, fidgety, suicidal, secretive;
scary, discontented,
now
tender, then coarse

fretful,
modes
k tk y
oductid
and callous;
now
vapory, opposite; gentle, then the
he
>
nafflfc
reneral
ic
force;
life's for unfitted easily worried; wholly they friends; best their estranging disquieted themselves, and females of case the in and have become worn out, exhausted living, men the half kill would loaded down with troubles that and mind of states morbid often in their cases resulting in
most solemn
duties;
)U sand
[r ations
trouble. worse and impotence body; and in men resulting in so reduce and wasted has disease There is a fifth class whom
i
fiforded
that there is
^ d an
and a morbid
it make to left enough scarcely life follows, despair, utter almost melancholy,
at a
desirable
bey
59
PA*?
WITH SUPPLEMENT MOLA NEW THE

;i
headaches, flashes, dreams, palpitations, have frightful anger
,* vefl^
at
ion-
without number. angularities and A sixth class fits. and senility impotence at thirty, waste, to gone have thirty-five and forty vears of age, who with a little care could retain
hysteria
full
êft*^
^ding
'
th
t
disiacs
vigor
till
threescore years
list
and
ten.
:
reactionary
'
The above
embraces,
first, all
that vast mass of people
n
%
peculiarly
ff
who are exhausted by mental labor and sedentary occupationswho from various causes are angular, excitable, nervous and
times unaccountably morbid; second,
Id,
^f L ada
^
^
bid
all
who are passionles

state!
anC "
nonattractive, nonattracted, or if attracted, hopelessly so from lack of responsive ability, who are unsettled, uneasv uhiect to mental, temperamental, gloomy, lonely
and
i^
seminal
0111111
pa
ion a storms; third, all

I
bodies
fretful,
who have ruined their minds and capped their health and vigor and are now crooked and
exhai
ê rem(
ire
despondent by passional excess normal or otherwise from .iny cause whatever
fromwhatev*
nervous f
stimulatic
Who
can doubt that in reference to very
many
of these
troubles, perverted, excessive or
the foundation?
No woman
is
abused physical love lieth at ill whose nervous apparatus is
taicpov
In
no
sei
sound no man is so whose natural appetites and brain are strong and vigorous. Life and power, strength and force, beauty and love, talent and genius, endurance
productions
new era in
and longevity all depend
dynamic ag
England an.
properly
on the normal health of the vital-nervous organs, for when these are disordered, the whole being must and does suffer, and nme-tenths of all the diseases of
"civilization" originate
in
adr
mcipientcor
hysteria,
the disturbances of that portion of the human economy. B) the medical profession, the great want has long been that
nei ,
P P SltlVe Cemin êt harmless nervine-invigorant r n k7t!! capable of direct action upon the brain, nervous centers and pehnc apparatus; an agent that will allay morbid inflammation, timulate, exhilarate, tone up and permanently strengthen;
'
bin soften
debility
or v
not
speedUv
and furnish the material
tlZi7S
Y nerV US Cner
lost
or wasted
^ < by
C
moAid
action
^Z S
*
^mi 11
excessive mental
60
>l EMENt
PART
I
III:
SECOND YOUTH AND
HOW TO GAIN IT
es
'
P a lpita%
-Asi
ft
toil,
venery,
vital of forms and other onanism masturbation,
nUmber
lt
y at thirty,
care could m
f amount reasonable of any physician prostration. Every physical, and mental impotence, of cases has practice frequently and stimulants tonic peculiar of prescription the
demanding
or
all
shall that aphrodisiacs

it
be certain
in effect, yet non-irritant
vast mass of
'dentary occup;
itable, nervous
peculiarly
beyond these met in generally is want reactionary. This hence and known, agents vitalizing perfect most question or marasmus disease, female of cases adapted to all
all
lwho are
passii
attracted,
hoj
those and cases, anaemic consumption, dyspepsia, wasting, despondency, hysteria, epilepsy, states resulting in
morbid
ire unsettled, u
gloomy,
lone!
mini
melancholia, insanity and and prostatic nervous, cerebral, ovarian, uterine, from r
all
suicidal depression,
of which
ned
their
are now crook
sex. either in respectively, seminal exhaustion, energy lost revive will prepare remedials which I
The
lormal
*
or
othe
from whatever
trouble, exhaustion
for they
very many of
physical
love
li
not act and form tangible in power vital force and and magnetic restoring invigoration, by but by stimulation it. do can Earth on else nothing when dynamic power
lervous
appar
bra
etites and
5th and force

longevity all d f
in organs,
for
ust and
ization
does
origin
iman
it
econon
en be long
has
-invf nervine
empirical preparations these are whatever In no sense opens discovery Their medicines. productions or patent but medicines, not are They art. a new era in the curative France, in tested thoroughly been have dynamic agents; and Union; this of states thirty-two England and of exists case a if doubtful is it taken administered or hypochondria, nervousness, wasting, consumption, sterility, leucorrhea, prostration genera wandering, mental brain softening, spermatorrhea, will they that exhaustion organic debility or weakness from extraordinary their of because not speedily and radically cure
wh-
^ ^ ^^ ^^
dynamic power.
ervous
centers
inflam* bid r
anentlystren
all
mor
bid
aco-
many remedials Through these and parents happy become men and barren women have rendered been have death of verge the patients standing on
61
old health; have regained
.,
,.,
11
xcessive e
m'

vigorous and strong
alone not course, of
by medicines, but
life
by
set
laid course the
down
especially guidance, those their for
and power
of human prolongation the on pamphlet my forth in Secret Golden The called
uthelastm<
ymonisW
:aJioad
accide
nation
.
allu(
omitted
poi
ithemaspei
Physician'
Sad are
tl
And brot
These ar
Andhor
Since Dr.
ssay
C
(
on
The
of
Satan in
So
been give
Mention
to that
or
reas<
A probabl
k dead; ar
**? 1 doi
ôre 1 lea^
His pam
Ws of a
"*ny a lif
*k to
* t0
b.
cateo
teacl
62
EMENt
neby m
nce
>
<*i|
fecial
ation of
Wl
:
To the Reader:
press, the left work this before moment, the last from resulting symptoms paralytic new by admonished
private the herein print to resolved have I accident, my railroad alluded to in the pamphlet (ASGiirs Rules, etc.)
information
those to written be will thereof portions The omitted below: forth set conditions per need them as
who
Humankind to Legacy A Physician's

the times
Asgill's Rules
And
brothels flourish,
the times!
and Cyprians bear the

million
Since
warning and great his Scafpe/printed The of Dixon Dr.
author anonymous the and sex) (of Law Organic essay on The nothing notes, stirring those echoed faintly of Satan in Society of worthy subject mighty this on world has been given to the and bill, required the filled essay Neither attention or record.
may, I counsels. salvatory of series this for that reason I print of armies the with numbered be long ere and probably shall, the to thoughts Randolph's give will the dead; and who then them of part a least at give therefore world? I don't know, and
before
to this
I
leave for
good and all;

I
consequently, as
an addendum
pamphlet,
shall
now
concise and brief convey certain
prolong will by abided if which forms of certain knowledges mankind. to happiness many a life and add immeasurable most the offend not yet and wish to be clearly understood aim le -so my judge that
delicate or fastidious, for
is
God
is
my
to
mission whose teach certain truths
is
or tide the to stop
63

land. wretchedness misery and folly and entirelv be to trust but similes, use to forced I"! human every of use function proper the On understood. life. Letters addressed to of happiness and weal the depends I am alive or dead. whether matter no to attended m will be P. B. Randolph
now
devastating our
each
mai
hum^ the
^
the
stom
V
W*
they
are
watchtu
Balzac says:
for,
I
"He who
it is
begins with his wife by a rape
V11,
is a
lost
man!"
say,
next to impossible that she ever
can
worseb]
"can't a
love
him
after, as beforel
and
say this after a large medical
practice of not
less
than thirty years. But
onlv begin thus, but keep it up

legi
most "Men" (?) not and their name the brutes!
No,
en
VJ1
is
>n! till hatred, horror and human shrinks. true every which from evil an or suggest conception from to birth stage any at Abortion II.
i
disgust either kill her outright,
and
genuir
is
forb
is
Murder
in the
first
degree.
It
effectually
kills
the
child,
It
demoralizes the mother, destroys her moral and physical health

while living, and after death dooms, irrevocably DOOMS, her and
unwel
as
we
her assistants to the perpetual society of

the grave,
the
MURDERERS beyond
respe
from which
doom
there
is
no appeal. So beware of
of
family;
not a
nest,
ime.
III.
Circumstances
may demand nonincrease
1
spiri
therefore, avoid all risk forty-eight
hours before and one hundred after the catamenial period. Avoid all risk after return from a journey or temporary absence; and IV After the makeup following an unpleasantness, tiff, spat
or downright family quarrel, not creates because the reaction onh increased affectional and procreative energy, but also a
oral
and
is
as
unt
onl
peculiar liability to the risks of unwished-for parentage. V. Mental, moral, mutual physical and trouble,
swc
domestic
the
magneto-vital exhaustion are easily preventable between ]e< if they good will but sleep apart, have hard beds,
wo
on
co
eping in day-worn underclothes and
64
\A\
' I
A
and
Physician's Legacy to
Humankind
magnetic points of
bating
Wl)'
magnetizing each frame human the

the
the other at the seven
breast, head, throat, spine, sides,
and
h umar
otters
add]
stomach
(pit
of )
their
am all
P. B.
V C(8
very are calling, or rank whatever men, VI Superior as men such therefore thing; general a as women attractive to for need great have licentious very always almost are they
prayer. and watchfulness the changed for quickly is wife any of nature VII The true and husband; her of privatebrutalisms and pigness the worse bv universal a requires own?" his with likes he as do man -can't a t. isn it which conceded, is wife the of
wifeb
le that slier
fter a
large
t[
most
4eri
and the
her kill her
01
human shr
inception
ually
kills
t
ownership No deunreasonable conduct, private husband's a When VIII every to precious so love dear the estranged have etc., mands, that and back, it change to way one but is there genuine man,
even
if
Ixwe. reciprocity, gentleness, care, forbearance, self-restraint, an force why hungry. But
best to eat
It is
only when one
is
iandphysil
ably doom
'
unwelcome/easnoyouôrrortoherexceptshebeahungered att in husband her with sympathy in not as well? If she be

:
respects
MURDEREf
ippeaLSobei
it
nit oild
him for affection her to death means his ruins foolishly who bird he is a poor
birds
in time,
if
own
Soul
human many how nest, and

spirit,
do
it!
nincrease
u rs
before
all
Mysteries. Ansairetic The passions and body. Our loves
bang, triplicate We are
or
risk
void
and
is
$
of only be love our If all three of these. all for and world lower ethereal for this
it
>nce; a
pleasantness
creai
useless. If
be of
unthoughtful and
reaction
but
energy /e
;he
d'for
trou
f
ble
Hell with only, then lust is regnant Soul of be loves our If swelters in the air. become to power the then we are bereft of
all
^^^ P^P*^ ^^ ^ ^%*2ZL* ^.*

spirit only,
it is
may be
of eithe rone,
two
too
aroun >
:stic
re
veflta
K ble
b
ve
hard
to force material the world because we lack v. sk _ hy good give to or world on either each other or the body, and Soul of be loves our If constitutions to our offspring.
=
J^
nun
derd*
65
we are isolated from and body only, spirit we of be they If all the way along. affection or downright transcendental all either extreme extreme are loves triplicate our when that only is It passion. animal
the rest
of mankind and are lone pilgrims
J**^
'^J\ ^
also is
we
fulfill
the supreme realize and joys of mission our true
a o<3
dyspepsia,
existence.
therefore is function material, and The knows world much about Christian The mystic. and spiritual
marital office
the two
first,
uterine,
va
^P
r0 * aI
but nothing whatever of the

it,
last.
The Ansairetic
highest,
"D amn
"
secret doctrines only contain

fact that the marital
for they alone establish the
XVforget
function
is
unquestionably the
the
holiest, most important and most wretchedly abused of all that
adjuncts;
pertains to the
human being. Its offices are so vital that we, the

axioms that
not
a
him unle
never
Ansaireh, hold as cardinal, indisputable

IX.
hoi
true
He who is diseased or unsound pelvically is man while thus; his Soul is barred out from the
all
God-inte
affection
to
Hea-
vens whither
sound sleep, and his Immortality is not certain till he does become sound. Woman everywhere is subject to the same law and penalty.
Souls repair during
X.
the wi
careless
XVI
faculty
i
We
is
hold that any overpassional, inconsiderate male
human
no man and that such a husband must necessarily destroy the best wife ever given by Allah to the son of man; ana
XI.
which
For
the
riappin
j
An
overpassional
woman can
easily destroy
and
ruin
y or
;
any husband on the Earth and totally unfit with the world
XII.
him
for combat
an(j
do
wrecke
Children are the

is
gifts
of Allah. They
come not will

COme
need
a
unless the message
sent for during the wife's lunar season;

time upon conception, unless based
hence any artifice to prevent
and her moon's changes,

to
are diabolic,
dangerous and inhuman

bodies. as Souls as well
both the
XIII.
man and
^
brink
the$e
the
woman,
Ghouls and fools think to avoid all disaster through the murderous habit of incompletion of the conjugal rite. But
66
A Physician's Legacy to Humankind

the wife and husband, both for such folly mistaken, they are bladder and brain, nerves and Soul of disease hatred, besets
in
evils Why? host of in the wife. corresponding a him, and unnatural, but suicidal and merely not is it Because XIV.
fraud conjugal a is also
among whose results may be reckoned

and impotence on
his side,
paralysis insanity, dyspepsia,

fore
vs
and
much
The Ansa
e
establish
leucorrhea ulcers, inflammations, ovarian and uterine, vaginal and disgust hatred, and physically, side, her on prolapsus and sides. both on generally "Damn" wives; their of modesty the respect XV. Too few husbands
>ly
the
higfe
usedofaltk
powerful are trifles beautiful perfumes, drapery, that forget ~" *~ wife a for impossible is it that know adjuncts; do not
!
talthatwe
is
him unless she
that
is
WON, not made be she and Soul never hold her

is
he that compliance; to forced

to realize the
ncally
those by except association conjugal of God-intended joy

affectional
to
Tom
the He
sleep and
the wise
husband
which endearments and caresses magnetical and b none let all, Above themselves. suggest
ound. Wonaj
alty.
careless
of modesty; for
whoever cannot "

-
'
isiderate
or quality power, any of exercise XVI. Too frequent matters, marriage of true especially faculty is ruinous. This is Heaven or results-Hell two which are only productive of
For the true
iust
"
-
. nn n
0I of mat
necess-
and holy
rite is
ascensive
and
leads to health,
M?L\
andf v and
lowest the to joy; or descensive, leading too rocks sad which on and Hell,
glorious and celestia gracious, happiness, delight, longevity, moral social, depths of
for co
domestic
many
Souls are
wrecked
,
f^
*i
-
m
1
[Note: At
come
in.
They
myster.es the of points esoteric the this stage as such to wntten are but printed, are never
J*** ! U
t*U
3^
>
rite-
them....] observe need and will properly
I -Love
* ^ ^
Will!
and husband between

but
it
brink of the grave,
{0 udici0US i
Doctors, clergymen,
^^^^^ ^CZ^
\ lawyer*, merchants, y
67
w*
should
,j
i to the la t ,
offers
ijug

all
whose minds
like
are constantly
all
of
mental culture, are
on the more or
stretch, also,
women
less deficient in vital
energy,
and
all
will speedily
and
elasticity
of
spirit
reach primitive vigor, endurance and body only through the natural
set forth
still. It
methods and agents herein
XVIII. Conjugal love never stands
either increases
or diminishes, and husbands

..
i
and wives both
injure and mar
^
r
^
.jirtrc \ here;
all its
u
and a
x \
by heedlessness
ii
__
Morning embraces, not too often, are prolific of nobler joys, health, satisfiedness, and better still, offspring,
XIX.
than in the night.
W^
I
:eturnsl
toherSouli
It
can
She
who yields to a libertine is sure to be despised by him!

patronizes a harlot
is
00(^'
He who
are
worse than a beast, and
either
^* ^
She
unworthy of the forms they bear, for no beast
sins against
^
:o
one or c
beast morals as
humans do
against theirs.... Whoever yields

is
fall.
ill
to passion not love-founded

for love-passion builds
not only a fool but a
suicide,
passion;
but
up the human Soul, but mere lust absolutely wastes Soul, and everyone guilty of the folly knows
this
have a sin a
XXV.
loves
No
from experience, for a debauch lessens the entire volume
and wh<
Whoever is false to a true wife or husband contracts the malaria of Hell and is sure to bring home the subtle poison
and
lay the
faith
of power!
XXVI.
Proprietorsh
broad foundation of domestic damnation! Sexual and purity are the price of power! Just as Love is the sole
XXVII.
oaman.
base of Immortality.
Not all people have Souls.

he
Both husbands and wives will grant as a boon when either would refuse to accord a rite claimed as a right. Nothing is lost, but everything is gained by the persuasive mode. He comes too near who comes to be denied. Insistence is brutahsm. Ask in love:be sure to show it; if you're true, she s sure to know it. Slow paces last the longer. Unless
XX.
XXVIII.
comes
m co
i^^L g
^ ^tT
11
then your mate!
but growing Hell is kindled! XXI. Govern yourself, then you may rule a kingdom, and
7,
a Httl e
p
of
^
i
*hich
iso
68
4ENT
A Physician's Legacy to Humankind

.
^ha,SO)Wo
!
deficient
in
i
\iu|
Nothing but love can keep a man faithful, and not he unless finds greater always, solace at home than abroad; that
XXII.
just that's and
ess
it.
s Vl 8or,
endurJ
natu
They too seldom must have
do,
and
that's
her
fault; for
ugh
the
he does, she's never sure of him
XXIII.
It either
L i
A woman
lov
must
love and b
increase
loved
in all its
h ini mjure
and
exercise it
true meanings, ought of course to have and at home; but if she doesn't have it there, she will
elsewhere;
,
and he who imagines he can keep her true, in heart

is
are
prolific
at least,
without loving her right along and right straight from
still, offspnr;
his to
her Soul
an
egotist, a fool
returns! It
can only be
won
and an ass! Lost love seldom by truth, assiduity and genuine
despised by!
beast, and
>east sins
either
manhood.
XXIV.
dressy
to fall.
An idle wife maybe successfully tempted; so may a

flattery.
agair
one or one subject to

but a
For such to be
tern pted
.Whoever
ol but a
,
yield;
She will forget everything but a
slight to her love
not
suicide,
passion;
man
will forget a slight to his love, yet never
but mere
lu
forgive a sin
against his conjugal rights. Ought he?

she
'
the
folly knov
volume
XXV.
loves
No power can tempt a woman against the man

who
entire
and
>band contrac
poison subtle le
XXVI.
XXVII.
so a
No
she knows loves her in return. but ownership, gives marriage rite of
equality.
Proprietorship
means
him. to dishonor her, to despair

not but trusted, wholly in love can be
the other dogs
ination
Sexual
sole
A woman
One
Love
is.
is
the
man.
XXVIII.
ruin will dog sheep-killing
all
boon a int as
ned
the
ied.
as a
right
woman loose one and he comes across if you grant him time; months six in wives girls or will
corrupt five hundred innocent
if
persuasive
Insistent
you but give her the chance to do
so. It is
her chief delight.
iff
>nger
Unle
* *
* * * *
lis
kindled!
Finally:
gdo
knowledge Ansairet.c the of mankind, of portion as also that

*hich
is
commend
study the to points these twenty-eight
only written.
69

Notice.
for enabled
right, title,
The
and
avidity with
its
which this work was subscribed
me to assume
sole publication, wherefore the

K.
interest in
Corson
& Co., to P.
has wholly reverted from B. Randolph.

it
The
EVERYTHIN
great
Sec
a pi been lave
devious
ways
of
their life's
good
cheer.
To
surer
my
m
1
and gre
vou
know ho
been
once
hi'
The revel
ut
in
our
m
m<
Anythin
sound VI
following
St.
Mattl
K shall find:
St.
Mart,
k that
seek
opened."
^ John
thou
St.
wilt as]
Joh n
W,
So
veril
m
you
IE
Poised
*ust
und er:
70
rh;
>rkâs
'Ûion
)W[
reve:
Secret Revelation
The Greatest Key to Contacting Power

VERYTHING that has been printed in the unfolding of the well can be Customs omitted. They and Secrets great
this in placed been have
book for the purpose of showing the
approached the fulfillment have people which in ways devious wealth and happiness, success, towards destiny of their life's
good cheer.
To
surer
my
mind these people are
lost people, for there
is
and greater
way to power which YOU
can contact once
never has secret this enough, strangely you know how, and yet,
once been hidden.
The revelation of this

but in
secret has been going on
for years,
our material
it. forgotten have we civilization
Anything you want, you can your into look just but may sound very strange,
following
St.
This it. for asking by have

Bible for the
messages revealed there.

and seek, you; shall be given
Matthew 7:7: "Ask, and it you." unto opened ye shall find: knock, and it shall be
and receive*; asketh, that everyone St. Matthew7:S: "For be shall it knocketh, that he that seeketh, findeth; and to him
opened."
St.
John 11:22: "But
whatsoever now, even know, that

will give thee."
.
thou wilt ask of
God, God nothing. me ask shall ye St. John 16:23: "And in that day tne asK shall ye Verily, verily, I say unto you, Whatsoever Father in my name, he will Give it you." bee has everyone that So you see, there is sound proof
Promised in this life secret this must understand the secret of asking, and
course, of but for; whatever they ask
jr
71

unfold to you.
It is:
Believe that ye have, and ye shall have it.
You must "For verily I 1 say 1:23: Mark unto St in as already, HAVE IT mountain, this unto Be say shall thou whosoever That you, and shall sea; the not into cast doubt thou be and removed, things which those that he believe saith shall but heart, in his whatsoever he saith." have shall he pass; shall come to
that believe but not ask,
you have
it,
and you
will
72
***
y u have
it,
and
23: "For Verily

>
1 sj,
this
mountain,
shall
â; and
lose things whic

i ATSOEVER
Supplement The
to
he
sa:
Mola The New
73
THE
VFVS
MOLAWTTH SlTPLEMEN
flu
live
ias
*the
irtheg
Ui ng
As)
JBimon
est
th
innou
orth<
questi
\nd<
theoi
pow<
to fc
the
cha
on<
74
THE SUPPLEMENT
Percevele and Lord of Ulma: de Viscompte Augustus, To Earnest noble the mankind for from all due your Thanks are
Sir
the Eulis, enabled and forward came you which in manner soon so done have not would it which light, the see to book, Few aid. financial unsolicited and prompt very your but for
men
so seen or travelled have
much of the world as you and
to you proved I finds! one gentlemen real few how alas! but I; you rank to glad am and word, the of sense be such in every fortune my been has it years late of whom very few
with the
to
meet; hence
it
affords
me
type, in put to pleasure great
for
use, world's great the
me from evoked you the thoughts
since. long not together sojourn pleasant during our very human of subject the upon conversed As you, Sir, and I the Euhs called book the in printed Immortality, after I had worid the challenged had and thereon theory new startling one the overthrow or one better a provide to best thinkers and theory Darwinian the solved had I after announced;
for
the first
of history the time in

is
questions,
"Why
man
immortal?
And
as
we canvassed
and modern ancient, medieval,

the g ?
locale,
theories tneones
nypomoo ana hypotheses and powers and modes of

to forestall
^^J^ ~*
u
anticipate tne
the Spaces
this for
letters fairly
answercdAc
nature,
reso l ve d
the
of ^^^ûbUcation P and my intention and ***^ Beyond new work

entitled
chapter thereof to
mankind-and surmise. readily can one, as you who know

As you, Lord Earnest
morn, after discussing our
India,
more reasons
Augo^^^
Turkey, England, South America,

rnarvelling at
Palestine,
among
men
sou tne by reason or
fg^Û
^
75
^*^ ^
Arabia
Greece and
exist
took tread,

hats
and
sallied forth, leaving
the swift turmoil of the

ni
at its
wor
of Antwerp behind week and the seek the grateful shadow of the forest trees hard by. Well do remember how we lay us down upon the sweet green sward
of the arboreal and syl
aye,
live.
The
come this whe said

t realizing
about
is,
and reclining at ease, and that which at least to some of Earth's denizens
us,
almost Arcadian world talked anent the life that

is
;t
lother
one a
are world t
yet to be.
canvassed various theories; how crude and wholly unsatisfactory most of them were Your words, my lord, fell upon grateful ears and
How ardently we
ofthousa
I classes,
I
ord
not
or
will
Some of your questions were partly answered then and there,

our time being short, the matin meal not yet discussed, and the Sabbath bells were chiming out their call to worship and to praise the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. We were hungry, though not sinful; so we went to breakfast while others hied them to the synagogue; we to eat, they to sleep. And after that, I wrote my thoughts thus The dogma of Immortality is not universally
accepted.
civilized peoples
be at a11
Jesideratum
êup
It
anoth
easy
is
rcd!-of si
puerile,
contr
instance,
whe
Among the Western (European-American)

it is
through
solid
pork
are
a comparative few.
generally believed in, the reverse opinions being held by

It is
chop
other rea
worst fate that can befall a

tne
not regarded as a blessing, but
the
ife
hereafter
human
man, by uncounted
millions of
race.
Whin the
pa
attainment.
Ve of those who believe it can give a rational reason ., why; state the u how or locate the where of themselves after its
7/
Greek
thin
the p<
Of all who
ratiVe
it
Christie,
110
alone
accept the doctrine, the Spiritualists
Hai
cla, ra
to have demonstrative
DronfT/T L oo as ,o the when p

because
views, hypotheses
believers
proof of its truth; some f identit and littl or no positive y
man has
stent
exi
^....
Let
begins, the
that
'" A opinions T two that any scarcely believe agree upon more than an LWO or three tnree th* a* the dead
there are
afloat
a
among them
mode, the how or where; so very "" r " conflicting many ia " y a >uaBM"*
points,
life;
i.e.,
cone
hS h
<
k
ubseq
,l
return; that the other
is
an advancive
and
^>
"
Phantomesq
76
ENT
THE SUPPLEMENT
worst
it is
turmoil i
its at that
a great impro\
at sea
meat
uj
n th
r
Jhind u
ird by.
i
live.
d this
They comes of
upon
thousand oth
points
ailed,
their accepting what
medium
true
weet
green
tave said
under supposedly when
spiritual
mtluen
n
cal
Orcadian:
the
life th
th's denizens
)us theories
em were.
:ars
is there that et realizing ' eal Th and imaginary. fictitious altogether other one imagm the Is, hundn bv numbered be to are world the amonv and climes and lands ranks, all in thousands, of Jens Earth. the of nations and
all
a mediumship
and
and
and attend*
:d
then and that
.um Immortals how explain to here stop will not it that ith d endow n are and are who m he at all or
I
classes,
orders
^âvingalreadydoneeoin^
take
toll
,11
et discussed, n
11
to worship at
ab.
We were hnr
i
quest related up anothei the why see easy to

i
philo
>pb
much
per to
at
fast while
word
of supernal
life
is
essentially
crude
ey to
sleep
nstance,
ersally
a.
when we
.hat told are
spn.ân
umn
{*
civilized pt
= :3s
>
-*-*!
:::;:";;
blessing,
but
tr
nted
* million-
Protestant-or or Papal .th-Greek,
thout them
th
is,
* i ^
PlatteP
'
Swedenborgian aweuc.u ^Christic Harmomal or no man has yet been

existent
the
l.
n.gn the out point conclusions or
*2 ^~j
the
an a '
n0
wty and light light.
*|
1
.
Ut
J!Lnine
-
an rcelv
point
P''>
,
" 1 Ua '' StS
J that subsequent to
life
deatn physical electrica vapory, g airy, fc |e nonsolid, *,n, i. ' *ape, but when except excepi u a thing, neral ge phantomesque as a
^ ^ rvaUeat we"
l
^jT^Jy
1.
,
.u
the in or M< trine doctrine

<
hi
hoi
the re.a.n
hum.
Wit
77

the exercise of
to attract to the insubstantial figure certain peripheral or spheral atoms,
some undefined power
opening
nme
we therefore,
withstand
^stains
strong
sublimated, refined yet material, given off

conditioned, odized matter in
from peculiarly some cases and from the
their
bodies of peculiarly constituted persons of either sex in other more frequent
as
Ho
not
here
alk
Under these conditions it is held that the otherwise impalpable and unseeable disembodied individual becomes viewable, can be seen, felt, handled; can talk sing play, whistle, strike, do all that man may do, until the
materializing supplies are cut off, exhausted, exhaled away; when, though still present, the spirit necessarily becomes
Joseph's
wire
in th
passage
Sons
of
God
were fair
anc
them to
wif
gthe
Let
by scores who insist that while thus temporarily incarnated in what they affirm to be
bodies so like the natural ones in feel, touch, sound, warmth and pulse as to defy anyone to tell the difference
again invisible. People there are
that
ft is
pas
difl
tion
and
in
between
possible
on
them, the
spirits eat
and drink, and cases are cited wherein
most ration
is
they are alleged to have held carnal intercourse as before death and this is affirmed of spirits of both genders. They
tell
to say,
th
invisible,
us, too, that this
doctrine
is
not horrible, even
if it is
semi-entity
true. This latter point,
however,
is
possible, provided such a
what
thing as materialization ever occurred,
he w
jokes
and
it
by thousands of witnesses that such thing

poss.ble, but of actual daily occurrence. It is by certain persons that
can be proven
only
darkling la
play
not only held
experience
drink, sle*
for
the doctrine
and
acts are true, but
dead lover of hers, which statement must be taken cum grano salis; and yet, if what is related of he doings of materialized spirits be true, the possibility of n n IS de "1 nStrable at once and t^t, too, upon nHkn, ?M l lcai nd sputably grounds But there g for (he musf a " de,e i0n f the impregnate principle must be 1" an mposs.b.hty f by reason of the absence of the element of
>
,
that Jesus Christ himself was the result Mary and a materialized
of an amour between
there
doctrine
its
advoca
attenuatic
would nc
phantasn
force, str<
Such
78
*l*
powc
'(o
h
,!
THE SUPPLEMENT
ripening time
absolute essential to propag
the Nazarite, and that, too, genesis to that deny we Therefore,

'ôffL
notwithstanding
'H1C CJSK
its
advocates declare that the Bible
itself
sustains their position
held
th ai
by citing corroborative facts, of course They do Writ itself. Holy it is because Writ, Holy strong as of overshadowing or adumbration the to not here allude that to point they but Ghost, Holy the by Mary Joseph's wife
wherein Testament elder the in passage
omhodied
hani
we are told that "The they that men of daughters the saw Gods, Sons of God or the
took they and upon; look to good and fair and comely, the daughters, and sons up raised them to wife, and
being the tribe of Anak.
man
ma
exhausted, q
And
there were giants
in those
day
scort
Let that pass

It is
th
more
with our
educa matter-of-fact practical,
rd in what
difficult,
H,
touch,
:
soi
and
intellig
how
such things can b

of man
is
tell the d
afterlife the that supposition possible on the that be; to it represent most rational of the current opinions untouchable, impalpable, death he is an
is
as the
to say, that after
irnal
tote
not
horrible,
m
i
gaseous of sort a being, misty white" invisible, yet "bluish unlike utterly life, goblin weird mystic, semi-entity, living a the across passage what he was anterior to his Charonic to propensity a outline, personal darkling lake except as to
antedeath of memories of play jokes and a semi-retention eat, can being a such how see to experiences. It is not easy enjoy or suffer aspire, hate, love, drink, sleep, "locomote,"
for there
in
t
i'
aait
si
thill'.
It
is
urren
it
resu
rf
ver
(id*
foundation solid a be should of some than film-lighter a doctrine affirms that he is but wavy the or hydrogen than its advocates, of greater tenuity being a Such or tail either.
wholly because ounce an of would not weigh a trillion* in also reasoning of parity by Phantasmal in structure, and power. or energy
force, strength, capacity, ability,
Yet this. all for
the
ni
*
*
attenuation of a comet's
trail,
he II*
itu
t
(
*<
it
Such crude
for they
do
dignity the not rise to
79

of ideas
concerning postmortem
man and
life
can but b
i
exceedingly dissatisfying to
the face;
whoever looks death squarely
ediumshi
such a case are apt to reject su h crude speculations, cast them aside, cry "bosh" and look
in
and most of us
rk thewo
subject,
an<
no matter who the authors of the former sort may be. And this contempt is generally felt people cease to swallow per diem allowances of "editorials" in lieu of common sense, throw off the papal
elsewhere for better light,
shackles
The fac
the
weird
a
n(ierlie u
^
for
ucle
or
and begin
all
in stern reality to think.
various
Not
else is
of us are quite certain whether we or anyone immortal, or whether all these asserted
piritual
the
off
notori
as
a ge
phenomena may not

:es
after all
b
it
ttributed to diffe
more exp<
spiritual
from the alleged ones; for
may be that some other
n
(
of beings are playing tricks on us and having a good time at our expense in the first place; in the second, the whole thing in all its phases may be compassable and producible by the mind of embodied man itself; and in the third place it is utter impossible to establish one single case y of identity so clearly that an ordinary pettifogger couldn't pick the logic C aCh f Ur thr0U h the a ertUK 8 P ! hus made. This writer most religiously and firmly believes Immortality, but on the basis or grounds of the general belief, because there are high
turning d and unkn
flowers in
hard
by
people af
wretch u,
than bra!
over
ZZZTL
"f
the
solid foundations for the belief author s Soul than are to be found in any branch or phase of modern or
and more
deep
broader
TellentTto
and
vT from aUth Was ^ Davi! was * Dav thought rap was ever
author^ s K Wirf
resulted
f
r
ls
ancient Spiritualism; whence it follows that th aUth r aS SU ect merel y> or that the
wh
right th<
these sp
spiritual experience, simply
do they
taken?
1
a Spiritualist before Jackson
of,
hub of tv7 v
founded upon firmer grounds than these afford,

>
^
U
i
heard in Hydesville
Pnming
t0 Start
'
The
UniVerSe
h > ê
or
propag;
things
of Light in
the
author has a
belief
Where
viz., direct
How
i:
80
THE SUPPLEMENT
positive, above, certain, worlds superior to the oht of
all
can
the
but
squarely
globe, and which the on ediumship

the
are fully described in
t0 re )ect
)sh" and
such
look
subject,
in Seership, III, a book devoted to the Part Bulls, work New Mola. The in partly and
authors
ler
of
&i
the
just
The
fact is
that
most of us
find
it
impossible to master
felt
ultramystical and weird
so-called principia alleged to
allowances
of
all derlie un
the
modern
spiritual
phenomena; hence we
ff the
papal
the reject or -hide

for
we
or anyone
spiritual
the
most of them after a while, if not at once, cogent. Take, for example, less or more various reasons Free, who palms himself Mickey Tennessean notorious
a
erred
off as
being medium, genuine
only an astute trickster
far
to
different
more
thereby and horn a through howling expert in
giving
lat
some other
a good
having
by performance the varying and horn a in messages spiritual physicians brown that pretending and gas the turning down
the achieve ghosts and unknown graveyard the from culled just flowers flowers into a circle over^the flapped till water of vials in wet kept and by hard by played tricks wretched the lights
,
wet bringing as well as feats,
ond, the whole

producible by
third place
i
it is
of
identity
so
people after
pick the
;h
logic
wretch
than
over
upon
waste to money more with simpletons wretched
the
aperture
believes
brains to use.
the
game self-same The
is
being enacted
all
firmly
world; for
rounds
eeper,
of
the
broader
in the
Wherever Old Nick is

and
prayer of house a erects God there; chapel a build to sure
resident or ranch
it
phase
that
wherever true
right
follows
>ly,
or
that
the
ply
before
Jackson
or
]
Hydesville
how nd where do tney oo sleep, they eat< they sieep, eat? If it tney accomplish taken? If they love and hate and deny^how we which Kina-wtu.n propagating tneir their kind
, .
starts^ duty its flaunt counterfeit base there will the w h n wha eat and only, beings aerial spirits are
mediumship
up crops clairvoyance ^ or
>
m*~v
slumbers the are cept eX do an
nkhttoti*
things
achieved?
Where
is
2?
rf
belief
Where do
we go?
How do
w ô What we live?
Land. Spiritual ~~ n the tne
are these
at
^
drink? d tan eat
direct
How
is it
than lighter being spirits, that
am
*y
81

even
the lightest of presently
known
gases
yet are able

lift
to manipulate weighty objects, rap, tip tables,
people and furniture and assume the solidity

flesh,
and carry of compact

ijoon
and muscle? These are pertinent questions, generally eliciting either vague answers or downright abuse; for ten to one the questioner will be called a "recanter" and be lied about until the fibbers believe their
bone,
hair, clothes
or g<
c
f
ti
How
uthor
Eai on
c
the experience of the writer hereof abundantlv demonstrates and yet the cavillers and fault-finders have been able to inflict the death penalty, quite; nor to stop
tales, as
own
rtafc
at jfencd
nor a stream of bread and butter and some meat daily flowing pply that writer s wants
the
rising,
Sun from
^
i
^ ave ^
ever
if
Selah
itherwise
Before replying to the above questions in the light of a higher knowledge, let me put another very weighty
A recen
to
ought to be responded to
first. It is this: Is it
one which not generally
identity
for
the
credited in these days that we are of Adamic genesis or origin? But the human grades and species are as wide apart as are the
can
impe
themselve:
That
branches of the felidce that is, from the hug and royal Bengal tiger at one end of the line,
was
through
else
all
the
intermediate grades and links down to weighing ten ounces. Each and all are
resemble
more tha:
little Sally's
pet kitten
nothing
but
pure and simple; yet what a difference between the captor of a full-grown bison and the tormentor of a church mouse! Well, the Hottentot and Bosjesman are
cats
"somewh
crust
we]
they
do
human
that of the other, with sausages, with a central fountain
cJi^Vk celestial beatitudes;
most highly cultured of us all; yet the delight of one is music, love letters and astronomy; that of the other, beefsteaks cut from the living beast, with baked missionary ided Heaven of one * an arena of
well as the
beings as
been
cast
pac
asid
because
^ T
16ntS
that "loi
for
an enclosure fenced
squirting hot pot
pie,
wha
st
telescoy.
rSceW larded nicely
"hTm Negro
Whkh
are
*^d donkeys
oi
and
babies-underdone and
immea
well-seasoned!
82
4ENT
THE SUPPLEMENT
?
et are
ises
**,
1
lift
and
being asked of to take a second plate! think just People so wide apart never sprang from a single
descended
pair.
idity of
Man
compact
Pertinea
ese are
from primal types and was not created immortal, because he was originally monkeyfied, if not an out-and-out
baboon or gorilla; and, be
apes!
lnswers
r
or down.
will be calk
believe fa
knownthere are no immortal How did man become death-proof? No answer was
it
tars
ever
the
on Earth
made
to that tremendous question until

it
ereof abundair
ault-flnders
luite; nor to
1
author of these lines gave
in the chapter concerning
b
stt
Immortalization in the
referred at this
work
called Eulis, to which you are
especial point. But

it
some men
are
immortal
and
butter
and
and have
it
proved
by reappearing
that
is,
have proved
d;
t writer's
wants.
if
ever a case
of positive
identific
not
I
otherwise
n the
light of a
A recent pamphlet proves too much:

to
that
it
is
impossible
.ire
ghty one whi

it
identify
even
if
hundreds of apparent proofs
given,
not
genera
for
the
manifestor
may be
a joker from the Diaks, wlv
ongui
can
impersonate
whom
they choose
and
these
Duk
part as are the
themselves
That
the huge
,
lion
origin. earthly been of have to proven be cannot must peopk Immortal was an unfortunate brochure.
through
all the
resemble their
antemortem
somethin be must they selves;
Sally's pet
kitten
ig
else but
cat
that and somewhere, more than rarified gas; they must live though even somewhere" cannot be Earth's abdomen
a dying people but a few miles thick, because hav would cavity they do at the rate of three a second, the theref. is notion been packed centuries ago. That
seen the
c hurch
capto
mouse
|
lan bein
t
full
long
the
delight
other
side.
They cannot
all
live
on
this Earth
or in
a
its air
either,
f the
ce d
is
because
'
missions
aren
th
came Hong way' cannot mean beyond

they
say they
to us
from
the
but off; way long

either,
Milky Way
an
the by cloud, fleecy a appears what to the unassisted eye
fe* closure
pot F hot ,g
host
cope
is
of glowing
innumerah an of radiance seen to be the faint so Heaven, the awful
Suns studded
in
monkeys
'^measurably far
the
^-season*
known no away that flaming of quintiilions nebulous haze of these

83
telescop
ort
#.
we
started
Ir
ght from the stars
of illimitable
on the hither shore of the some of which unquestionably
-our
i
tho
than a million, aye thousand million years ago; wherefore, to talk of our dead coming all that inconceivable distance to visit us whenever we choose to invoke them is both unreasonable and absurd for they do not, cannot come that far. The latest computations
on
its
journey not
less
thous
perpetu
is
no da
-ell-demo
of
90,000 miles in each and every second of recorded time; and to talk of an organized
1
the speed of light gives a
mean of
hen
il0ineS
being rushing through space at that awful and tremendous pace is to utter rank and contemptible nonsense; and
yet
^
:Uthors
i and
we
of
there are authors in the accepted ranks of reform thinkers who do utter just such puerile stuff, which passes down with
stand
the unreasoning credulity of the "rank and file" who, only too glad to find the old ri beliefs mere $ childish myths, rush to the other extreme and believe too ttremendo
is
gulp
so capacious
much....
le
closely
The supposed nearest

Sirius the Great
fixed star
fire
is
His Ruddy Might
E,supposi
f
ignitude
globe of
believed to
through the vault spans ten million four hundred thousand miles a minute; six hundred and twenty-four million an hour; billions a day; trillions of miles year without a rest! Yet Sirius is so far
Moon Now light
times hotter than our Sun, which itself boasts a heat five thousand times greater than molten iron; while Sirius exceeds him magnitude as far as Earth surpasses the
Rtoplung
mdredand
flying
wsinde s
either
I
\\\
'.
march.
away
that
it
takes
twenty-one long years to leap the awful chasm whose narrowest span exceeds forty trillion Earth-measured miles distance so vast that not even the burning of the Archseraphim could compass or conceive it. Yet Sirius s but a next-door neighbor to us; there are other Suns on Ae higher shores of Via Lacta whose light probably requires millions, not of years, but centuries
ere
it
light over
fandone
re
reasc
Med
mom
flhods
,
J ***
no 8
^
.
whe
flashes
on
Earth's
lndl
Jhetheo
84
IT
THE SUPPLEMENT
the
h re of
sight. startled
In both hemispheres the naked eye beholds less
^nquestionabh
0n
>
aye,
even
ilk of our
dead
stars all told. thousand But there is four starlight on its than day show one millions to the eye where tr^ will which way now, and save thousands in cloudy but times man will seem
live
us whenever
in
perpetual
i
day
the dead do now, and

eye,
and
absurd,
6s
there is
is
darkness to the clairvoyant
and
clairvo
ince
omputations of
iles in each and
a well
demonstrated power not

are told
to be gainsaid or laughed
down.
)f
an
organized
Now when we
the
nd
tremendous
yet
and are expected to believe that homes of the dead are beyond the farther shores of the
if intelligent,
nsense; and
Milky Way, we,
can but smile and conclude
that
*eform
sses
thinkers
down with-
Milky in the themselves yet are statement the of the authors our that tell us they when weaning of need in stand Way and
this span frequently ones beloved and friends, mates, relatives
credulity of the
old
beliefs mere
ind
believe
too
of nothing think and us to themselves awful gulf to manifest little a notion their examine the tremendous flight. Let us
more closely
and
see
how
it
looks in the light of
common
ddy Mightines
o be
seventeen
over
sense,
ists a heat
be true, and twelfth a Way, Milky from one of the adjacent Suns of the would spirit That starting. after hours two magnitude star, say
supposing
it
to
us reach could spirit a that
>n; while
,
Sirius
surpasses
the
one than less not of rate the at have to plunge through space during leagues English billion hundred and twenty thousand
as speed a every single second of the journey snail $ a than faster are than either light or lightning as they must hypothesis this that slow march. It is clear, therefore,
be
a
much
swifter
ans
K
ten
n*
and
hundred
miles of rillions
m
lC
that
it
tak
and completely abandoned wholly, totally,

instead.
forever,
and
awnal
chasm
-
more reasonable one be adopted
Of
course in
limited
arth
intellects
monograph
I
like this,
have no
tn explain space to
g
ive
Yet Sin*
methods whereby
reached
different c
nd
other
Suns
Wing already done so in I wherefore in the precedent volume Seership, were. briefly indicate results what those
The theory that at death
New The Eulis and
Ma
as well
only here shall
W on shes
mankina immortalized
85

sheer
fleshly
body behind, that
put
it
in a chemical light
a
fleeting
water and other g forms of matter and floats in the death chamber, or wherever the process takes place, an impalpable, ethereal being with an electrovaporous body and organs there's no protoxide
gets rid of the iron, carbon, silica,
mankind
w
enough; |
for
"
:
me
of hydrogen either
Earth and
spirit
it
or the place
is
really
it
goes
is
emphatically true; but that
remains so
not
true.
Man
i.e.,
oxy-r The
man immortalized
are essentially the
same
who
tenuate,
ambitious, ignorant, stolid, sharp, learned, stupid, isolated gregarious, fastidious, gluttonous, lustful, chaste, musical,
profane, devout, skeptical, exclusive or social; after death as before he delights in cities, solitude, bucolic or urban lifeflowers, architecture
rol
* tance
.
^ ^
notion
ad
0O
^' U
gw
eS
we do
here and
axi
according to idiosyncrasies and personal tastes and bias. He expends his substance and must replenish it because he labors and thinks and accordingly Nature has
continue
iectricalma
provided
for
material
Ijdrogen,
hands of the few, or space and luxury monopolized at the cost of the underlayers of society, for in the Upper World things go at their real value, and people count only for what they are actually worth, and no more.
Certain authorities affirm that as he is at death so far as shape
on Earth the best things are monopolized by the rich, and wealthy fools and time-servers lord it over the talented and poor. Here you might as well be damned as be penniless. There, mental and moral worth is the signet of power and position; nor is the real estate in the
him
there as here, except that
ni
it
laws
ty
of
from, sweet
the
as
po
the
ring
dove'
the
distant
I
river;
have
have I
been
and resistai
man
remains
after, just
wholly
.
upo
and substance
are con-
in
Unn u Upper World

3nd
SamC breath S eak of there P
the sprir
bei "g in the
nvers houses statuary, gardens, palatial mansions, theaters,
trees, forests, lakes, seas, islands, continents,
This gr
mainly
y
con
ZZT<* ^ o qualify or A fuHy and clearly

things imply
S P itals - l
one who thus spoke, but failed explain. I do so now All these
solidity,
which
whos e
itself
c
po
substantias if not absolute
mov
which of
ross-mag
86
1ENT
THE SUPPLEMENT
is
chemical
ourse
sheer nonsense if the
Upper World
are
is
but a figment,
a nd
r
other
mbe
or
^
protoxide
these If things phasma. fleeting a nan erhydro genie sup mere mankind
in
mere appearances
it
personalities,
is all
hereal bein
-re s
ell
no
ome
<
more than are that, we and the but time has enough; veil and show exactly what that the lift to me for
ice
1
ll
goes t(H.
" really is. more
not
true.
Mar
ty the samel>
stupid,
chaste,
atmosphere surrounding Earth is oxy-nitrogenous The fine, rarified and exceedingl wavelets, outer whose an ocean roll gently against the pure JEih of space at a
attenuate,
isola
mi
:ial; after deat
)lic
or urban
do
here and m
miles. and fifty As hundred three about distance averaging wet surface from its throws grindstone or wheel revolving a its double in Earth this does so even water, curved lines of vast periphery its from throw orbital and axial motion
H
he
astes
and
bias.
highly of streams and continuous
rarified, highly sublimated
h
;
it
because
may what matter electrical

of
spirit or Soul the called be fact in

is
has
provided tor
there But substances. material
neither
silica,
carbon,
ie best things
and time-serve
i
which current, evolved this in oxygen nor hydrogen, nitrogen ascends and to, equator the from moves own its by laws of
undulating, gently rivers spiral in Earth from, the poles of the upon down the than softer and babe sweet as the breath of a to only likened murmur musical a a ring dove's breast, with that seen have of God! I
the
might
as well be
d moral
:
worth
the
in estate real
at
>no polized
tl
distant
V Upper he
int only
for
river; I
echoes of the symphonies then only then, and melody; have heard its delicious
unrest discontent, of spirit the
have
ind
been able to smother puny of rage resistance; to smile at the

I
man
and
rery
mains
stance
after,
m*
f\t
wholly
in
are
the
being ere
mainly composed
insions
th^
J
ut b sp oke,
;o
now
All t
i
o lidity
of what I call e wo imponae or essence W which I mean that mysterious south and north whose u~~o those flowing se poles antagonize tnose the wQrd in quarters *df moving from the opposite glooe. terraqueous ross-magnetic fluids of the
ten ma of quintessence This grand river, rife with the magnens not Magnetime,
upon the absolute knowledge coming. time spring of the good
that
all
would be
right
87
THE
NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT

i,
of the Earth's cushion, it flows curved hues toward the center of what mav be comnar an enormous she.l, zone or belt, the underside strikes and mstantlv fuses therewith
This
i<
river reaches the confines
th
'
term proportioned to his !l and psychologic growth. ?' Some remain bu short periods; others have been there untunes than they had davs upon the Earth.
man
underside of this mvstic Land upo'n

res.des for a
who
^
"
i
tfE
Hietary
'
where
n
woi
mded
(Willte
ike
2X2
I, tS
1Z*
being V
the
It is
of
almost a hollow sphere, with Farth P
a nut, far
away
in lts Ce nter;
spaces at to poles, it would be a complete >s reached over a ridge of va.t ,
'^^*** sphte f T"

Kir- +u
obe
ipply,
e^
I
surface
alway
The
'ersifie
Earth heat and moisture potencies; there heat and water as

e
fo
living
the twin
stence.
,s
spirit
ran*
we know he hem
'
labor
the
are
even
compound HeTwh ?h th Se no, known up "XT*** he r there d

in
not foTmone, or food o ra
"" " mem

'
have n he " Ce its 3 " d cons equently
:z rr r
on Earth
genesis from
spaces, b but they have a different nature _? and those
necess *es create on Earth there are Hei,s
^ ^^
itS
7"
its
here, c
ile.
Its
their
silv<
glowii
ill
incon
fact;
does not
ê through aqu eous h

when
gifted,
SSS SS"
or c Ur
tha
d
'
ein
Neither doe
Z " ^ZTu
'
" 0t 0f *
any way disturb the h , -ore than a belt ofle

writer
Ta " nd
the
nL T
ta
Jerusalem" to a sea o 'y supplied with new material on
^ 2 T^ *** T T l ^^1^ ^
r
' '
^^ "d
^
d "" r
' >
Poe's
spl
matter,
e P P le
meofl
rare
PreCedin
death
nov\
ignifica
things
clairv^nce.
Cha " ge deflect ^fract or in P3SS throu S h il a "V *>** W0U,d Indeed a " ancient
It is
was
the
*?
Se ' f- Same " NeW

iS
Hvolutio
Land
C0 " Stant it.
ê Bibk
there.
.ts
underside, even *>
nimortj
88
EMENT
I
THE SUPPLEMENT
it fl 0Ws
cushion,
surface upper
particles, pa:
* aY be compared
US
IS
most sublimated which, together with those supplied from the Sun
its
is
continuaUy giving
off
iderside of which
the COn raw*
surface
planetary family,
another and vaster
belt
which of elsewhere,
drain
hose upper
>
woulcl
more hereinafter. Of course this day exhaust ne the Earm were not that
>
result
his mental,
moral
this against, provided
world
actually growing larger instead
but
comparatively
than
away. wasted of being

he will tell
strike
How? Simply ask any astronomer,

Some
and
you that from seven
to twenty million meteors

are so burnt
the Earth every twenty-four hours.
ârth, like the

t
kernel
as
be impalpable dust; others, tons in solid weight. Th
for two
large open
Its surface
supply,
is
everywhere except in domestic and

equal to the demand.
financial
te sphere.
is
always
surrounding these
volcani
it here,
The surface of that

diversified
of living
iEthic zone
is
far
more
he edge of a
as
than the Earth, with multitudinous

hills, vales, cities,
seas, rivers
etc., just
we know
water, brooks,
towns,
;he twin productive
know them
it
have no
its
or
cold; hence
sublime more and vaster immeasurably an as here, only on scanned have lakes its one; I I have seen scale. Its cities domes and minarets mosques, their silvery tides; its towers,
it,
and
consequently
Earth
its
glowing beauty;
its
flowers, fruits,
gardens are each and
all
incomparably superior
UVAVv
abounding are Hells
liferent
and nature
more gorgeous the of days early the In Arnheim. Poe's splendid Domain of of drawings mediumistic had often present Spiritualism we
and
far
here witnessed any actually Irem ot gardens than the
coarse of ot peopk its do *t, nor
matte
Receding
ht or
sa death
an things Such Land. Better that some of the strange flora of more far and higher rare now, having been superseded by ot pictures but were ignificant but even they
clairvoyance
Uct, *& ;
paS s
phenomena; things upon the deserts of the Land Beyond. of God the It is clear the purpose of
that
the
this
Lmverse
hat,
I
er
m an Indeed,
Land
t through
N
means "Selection homos. the of immortalizing

proclaims
it
Solution -wuiion
and aim
th accepted, not be - if u these
1* Bible
self-** thi5
and all human

in
*** is
** Hence,
""mortal.
derside,
* eve"
view of as intended were But only some trees

it all,
development history and men some that declare
^
.
"gh n1
ar
we
89

globe with sentient life; yet not one-tenth of the fruit reaches ripeness, d only one seminal drop in fifty billions, in man or brute
There
is
sufficient seminal fluid to stock the
d ever develops into th possible thing or being mystically contained within it. The wasted. Is man an exception to the awful rule? I need
here repeat what
Eulis
It
I
fish, fowl, insect, reptile
or
a^
have already said on that point

to prove that the
irth
appc
requires
no argument
in
projectional mental states people try to inculcate; for
but solid, substantial, gravitative, though far less so than here below in this badly ruled baby world of ours. Nor is that Further Land a mere picture gallery, phantomesque, magical, evanescent dependent for its formativeness upon impossible
quo for that matter, vast to the needs and wants whicl ttl d of denizens; __, and 1L ,^ it follows ivnuwi that nun no n<> phasm abo ' pnasmaj or vaporous Dai condition, either of the zone or its peoples, could ever fill wph the bill of the imperative requirements of human being* tjtncr.il for, dead or alive, these last are solid and enduring. But the t le Supernal Worlds are not phantasmal, vapory affairs; nor are .time their citizens thin, ghostly and therefore ghastly personages,
any other locus
Upper World, must be adapted *
orld
ind
awls of
and
it
forces, as the
cities
New Church
that have
yet,
has
endure for countless centuries struggling for birth within the womb of Mother Time'
will
tood for ages and
and palaces
*erv c
3re entirdy
humln^'Tff humamty, differing somewhat from

hprp->t^
HencI they consume Hence food hate, love. .*. food, 1.1 aspire, curse like troopers and pray like get pleased, jealous, P*casea, 5 jealo angry, holv an H ^k * U M hUmanS d0 eP everywhere; and they Whfal,^ T J' e0 " le si and pray to P P "S them and n,7 put on long faces and play Holy Willie generally.
'
huma "
Stil1
'
but
"
il is
a modified
*i_
^ ^ T"
,
that lu<u which wnicn

Strict
we
^
?
!
I md
'.
t
Som e
o
reaii:
Stamped
hu ' ^
*kin r;
tacti ve
^ f*" ^
90
l ting a
exhib
tfENT
THE SUPPLEMENT
k the
globe
be wouldn't They
everywhere else,
is
human
reaches
>
ri ri
Peness.
they didn't! Knowledge there, as the result of continued effort, and a dunce,
if
^ffian
Ps
or
doltor that
tile
is
to say, a
foolhere must have the
ears of his
devel
ie
into
within it;
rule?
I
by experience cropped ere he can pass muster there wit as do here. Ambition has its fields, too, congeners his and God
inscrutably mysterious beyond as He is to anyone is except that no one can successfully assume to Earth on be His appointed agents there, at a round salary, and laugh
just as
at
iwful
ne
on
that point
in
he Upp er
must
be
adapted
"how he
is
sells
them," as
is
done among
fifty
us.
I
Of
course the
its
I
zone
vastly larger in area than this Earth.
said
under
identical
lal
:s,
of
its
surface
was about three hundred and
miles
did not
its
or
vaporous
ever
mean above the Earth's crust, but above the outer edge of
atmosphere.
the
is
could
The
thickness of the zone from the foot of
it
to
human
beings
general plane
of its surface in the thinnest, or

its
polar, parts
is
nduring. But
the
not less
than one thousand miles;
equatorial depth
affairs; nor
are
five
times that. Figure

it is;
on
this,
it
astly personage
less so than
here
World indeed
arrivals
for vast
and you will see what a vast must be, seeing that the daily
of the dead are at least three each second of the clock;

its
urs. Nor
is that
and
'
compute
nesque,
magical,
human beings,
parting
numbers some of whom, however,

still
to exceed, say, a hundred trillion

are constantly de
ipon lm
thence to other and
fairer climes
New
Church
have
yet
with impregnated halo All of us emit a sphere, aura or

the
alaces that
very essence of
ourselves; sensitives
know
it;
so
do
centuries
dogs
flies,
and other pets; so does a hungry

snakes
lion or tiger; aye
ber Time
it
and
the insectivora, as
is
mo diiied
realize
ichwe
Some of us are some are warm, attractive,

Making;
attractive.
we know electric, some magnetic,

cold
others mixed
friendship and love-inspiring

electric
huma^ :rictly
ire
f
others
are
but
not
curse
angr
tht
to
Let a learned Thesp
of the
latter
makeup
ealous,
here
and
brainy his with charmed Wangue an audience, and though soon will they pyrotechnics, ulting and glittering verbal
ig an
illie
dpray
gen<*
symptoms, e, exhibit impatient or somnolent what wonder week a in hi day every word he uttered and
forget tne
91

them, but not into them; he made them think, which is a tiresome piece of business with most folks; and few speakers can succeed who do that! He'd better
all
was
about.
He talked
at
make them laugh

tickled,
"fit
to
kill."
People will pay well for being
but they grudge a dime for real instruction. Curious fact, but true as the Gospels. Pitted against such a man let there be a half-taught, but very loving, ripe and mellow man with rich, round tones, with Soul in every word, but with not one-tenth the logic and erudition of the Pundit; yet he carries the crowd with perfect ease, and everybody is wide awake treasuring up every good thing that falls from his lips The reasons are palpable and plain! It is heart against head, Soul against logic; and Soul is sure to win. Still other persons are diamagnetic and exhale a sphere or aura as a flower does perfume, and like that, too, capable of being gathered and utilized by those who understand the matter and some of the disembodied people do. Certain houses dwellings and locaht.es have the same characteristics. The mdividual ,s a natural physical
65
theu
may
mm
depa
left, i
maki
wror.
Eartr
atevi
TT
"so
sometV
n
'IT Capa
'
k?
habkuSv H
"
"t
^ bdn8
" 5 f
medium, the places are likely SamC ln Case -> b * emit
"*
Utilized
I!'
CCUlt
>
-Pirits. It is far
in
cham bers
"
eaTT he im Tr
We
how
i
Pe
7T
WitH tHe Spedfic 3Ura re S me places than in
^
^
>
ked
lt
"
matter
die of disease, age, suicide, accident
- --'
spac<
electrical
î^
êteMrZ
ToTtL 21
but before our bodies uoaies are tairl coJd the y nno u 8 ZeS Ut Hke sweat trough the SUtUrCS CXpand n the sa Pnnclple as
glow
etying tenant,
and
rr
lo!
to permit the
we
are dead!
iWe
allud
upoi
f the
Soul
a
just begin to
the
92
lement
THE SUPPLEMENT
really live!
!| mto
SW
with
He'dbettt
But the process is not yet complete. Sometimes, the

spirit's
fbusi mess
^
newborn
rivalries
do
that!
disgust of Earth and earthly "friendships, and unrequited toils, the hollowness of its "loves"
"'P^weifor^
instruction.
Curios
the selfishness, its
incline
it
infamously hard and ill luck on Earth it to a prompt departure and instant deliverance, and
ainst
suchamanb
ipe and mellow Dm
very word,
but
rf the Pundit;
yet
d
5
everybody
that
is
falls from to
about for someone like itself to indi< \u the where, the way and the how. On the other hand, in life it may have been oppressed, badgered, lied about, envied, thwarted, and its conditions may have developed a perverted phase of desire for iustu in modern parlance, revenge; and that desire may cause its
anxiously looks
departure to
left,
n ! It
is heart agai
be deferred, or
its
frequent return after
it
has
re to win.
in
both cases bent on giving a Roland
for an Oliver
and
sphere or
aura
making things unpleasant for those
who
have maliciously
there are on
o, capable of
I:
wronged
Earth
at
it
in the life below;
and thousands
lerstand the
matt
tortured daily to the very quick; foiled and thwarted
do. Certain
houses.
every step
by the viewless dead
whom they have injured. A
Tk characteristics.
the
places are
life
later or sooner comes phase of Compensation! But the time em exist Earth between when it must realize the difference
just around thousands and its present state; and it soon finds Bo through way like unto itself their dead and auroral (where Austral Avenue toward the polar crowns
case
/.e.,bothe
,
by
t
It irits. spirits
force
hamb: c in
ybecausetheapj
fie
s
aura
required
launching forthwith austral moons are now forming), and th toward itself upon the celestial river, ascends speedily
mighty World
than
in
others
Above.
actor**
The World Above

several
dily sin&
days in
making one turn.
is but Earth, the does as revolves axially through flies also It of course
ntor
re
violent
*>
fairly
*
rincif
;weat
>
'
\ ê ^
We
same p
^
egre
ust
through
tn. accompanies space with the Earth about the Sun, and w. dark the glowing orb in its tremendous journey around amplified be to and mine alluded to in a previous work of
upon in
Soul
Beyond the Spaces, if I the where "rives ^ the gorge S
it finish to live
The
nag
:;
ath
through debouches river Land, Upper of
I!
93
accompanying friends say "now," or it is hailed from the flowery banks by loving ones long gone before. Thank God every one of us has friends up there in the bending sky where God's name is graved upon the iEth in glittering, starry letters, even if we have none but fair-weather ones here The rate at which it travelled thither was probably
its
but does not go ashore until either
emse ^
^
^
n
atm SP
* ch
and
th<
than three and a half miles per minute. It is of course visible to all there, but is astonished to find that no sooner had it passed the limits of the Earth's envelope, than
faster
it
much
not
we
strangely began to solidify.
The face is
It
lameness are all gone a delicious aromal air which thrills the being like the touch of lips of glowing love! lt has all the organs it had here, but has additional power qualities and whereof more in my larger volume. u u
.
wounds,
fairer in all cases- the
Mo;
scars, deformities, deafness, blindness, forever, and the lungs breathe
Earth ai
special
are
dea-
seldom
qualifier
exults in a
new
life,
rejoices in a
new
sensations finds itself in the midst of people perfectly assimilable to itself, in which it has
new
liberty, revels in
_,
emanati
visible
consequ
over us here
who by force of circumstances are
enormous advantage!
compelled to
associate with those with
whom
1^
8
parties
(
if
approaches nigh thereto.
hate be not recipro
- w.
vJS? "u fine a hole in a

!
de
pass each other through

J S
one w *y. Bore 8 door or shutter, and two currents of

aI1
it
Stream runnin
quality
they
,,
co^dX
fl
"
rf
f
^
ma
thetu
beir bearing to us Sp.r.tual

of which the world
all
i!f rl ' S
- ne
is
"
th6re 3 d uble Current
owing betwix
%**?
nS UP the ther dow -ê latter Love, Life and Light, in consequence ^sequence
'
*
&
,
OTS
often
(
th P
better Kr than
nni " once was and is gaming

it
^ ^^ ITxTT * ,lTl
94
~ .. stuff
the
because he * th and not s olar light L 1J> is the L11C vehicle vei llCie 5 of VISlOn, vision, 01 Wh erefnr a t U wherefore they must go to the poles and look down, eke cast
their soil
and
IT* dever
SWeetne:
Q
.
sooner c
fr
THE SUPPLEMENT
b anksb
Ui-
one
of
God
etters.
nam.
the hither tides and float to us Suppose the latter; do then a strange phenomenon they occurs do sooner they reach the outer limits no for of the Earth's atmosphere than they begin to lose their former
themselves
solidity,
upon
even
IK
which transudes
and they
away by a process analogous to

after death;
perspiration!
come among
us invisible, intangible, precisely as
as
Probably
they
were immediately
and
hie,
'minute.
to find
It
isot
Viewless millions round us
tli at
no
The bright phalanxes of the

Most of them have lost all Earth and only come "for fun"
special friends,
are
hither sky.
s envelope, r in
all cases; tie
Jss,
lameness ait
and they
special attraction toward the
find
it.
After their
cious aromal i
direct relatives
and personal acquaintances

general, very
of glowing In
Iditional
power,
dead, their interests have
become merely
seldom personal. Here and there they find a physically

qualified
larger volume,
person, and they place themselves close to them,
iberty,
revels
in
consequently are clothed
people
perfec
upon by the peculiar diamagnetic emanation or evolvement from them and become tangible,
capable of physical effort and sonorous speech just as
long as the
parties
ous
advantac
visible,
to
i
re compelled
supply lasts or until they withdraw from the place,

If
ot
reciprocal,
it i
or person evolving the precious aura.
the supply in
quality
one
two
way.
and quantity
is
inadequate to
effect materialization,
they
manifest in
some other, if less
convincing manner.
Some
ctirren
semitrance a into go others persons are entranced by them; they state that in by the simple presence of a spirit and
profound nonsense auditors and overlooking spirits marvel

of
the themselves, they which

at;
and the
latter
oil
and
J*
us
ridiculous the at guffaw often feel like breaking into a loud month a spent stuff thought to be purely Spiritual. I once being beside who, beneath the same roof with an Irishman female to both sensitive a clever quite trickster, was at times no times such at and presences,
sweetness
and
spiritual
sooner did a spirit
approach
who parties any of the
regularly
do****
95
THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT met there to be instructed and amused, than Mr. Mick would begin to bellow and pour forth great streams of words barren of a single idea, empty sounds signifying noise and nothing more. I tried to teach poor Mick the laws of genuine spirit intercourse, but it was too much of an uphill affair; and the last I heard of Mick he was still roaming and ranting about
of Bashan, uttering avalanches of the compound and quintessence of stupid fol de rol which the ears yes,
like a bull
y
^
liatl
*
^ ^
*roUg
'
iagnel
pre
no\
d
lai
had ears not the hearts of his auditors drank in as Gospel Truth. The fellow might have been a real medium but for two facts: he had no magnetism, but a stupendous penchant for simulating real phenomena.
of a scientific or persistent turn endeavor to develop materializing conditions, and, if well seconded by
earthly friends, are pretty sure to triumphantly achieve principles indicated in The New Mola.
I it
the ears, for they
astei
jolitica
l
jever
rill
air.
sa tra
rth a
on
ipheav
ansfo
ffldSh
through a process analogous to death, the people of the zone quit it and migrate, not into space, but to a far vaster World surrounding the Sun. Its dimensions I cannot here give, for want of room. To that zone all the planetary spirits go after their terra and
terra-zonal experiences are over. there is incomputable. From
must end
this sketch. After a while,
about f
The numb.. of _ people
there again they
made plain. Meanwhile, strive to
the tremendous girdle of the entire Solar System. I cannot Here enlarge simply state a stupendous fact. In all there I are seven zones-the solar, general and five surrounding the Soul-bearing planets of the system, for only five have yet borne man. In Beyond the Spaces all these mysteries will be
mig_.
do not accept masks and faces" in
obtain materializations, but

lieu thereof....
the questions just answered were asked, others were propounded in reference to universal reform, the social Millennium, the good time coming and the mode and
When
'arioii s
sa
96
ÊMi
THE SUPPLEMENT
d
trea
:
^ n 8 noise
e
^
and
%
;
advent. To these I briefly reply, but preface their of method remark her the that get before by they say to I have
hat
this
and
land and
this
whole Earth of ours
is
doomed
to pa
>
laws of
in 1
of convolutions series terrible a through

afc
rantb
electru
volcartk
gnetic, climatic
general upheaving and overturning of
ni ng
ichcs of th etc
.
which
the
&.
hearts of
hi
_
W
ow
id
might
have
Preparations over. world wide the things of state present the air the in abroad portents are there and on, going re now artul bode which but unheeded, are which nd lands social, be also will There man. and Earth the to disasters were as such cataclysms and upturnings military and
1
political
magnetisrr
real phenomena
tent turn
id, if well
endeavo:
seconc
imphantly achie
1
.
i
'hile,
through
quit
pr<
ie
zone
it
and
disturbances physical purely the while before; never known "Deluge the which of event, terrible the equal will almost the of axis the altered which reminiscence, traditional a is and Atlantis Old the sank equator; the changed Earth and but intact, yet pyramids its of few a with again, it upheaved Z,n Zahara of deserts the into land happy the transforming place took This kuveers. salt measureless the and Shur and recorded above the All ago. years thousand fifty-eight bout time good the before
;ter
World
surrounditt
Ss S
of too want give, for
**
Solar Sy*
lULW ndous
a
n,
fact.
1
*J X
,
r their
r
'
inspire displaced be will civilization barbarous and the present false a by inaugurated be will which one, ^placed by a true ion super immeasurably be therefore and fa"*
~
8
n
.
A spirit of religious
and such a
I
^ Jk nd ^ <g
In al
I
bloody
series of
waged by God's
have
for on
lyfive
J4
the
masterpiece in
dden re again will d such no for human blood,

Earth as
"
!
mysteries
these
in
mater
a* ializano
when
f men murder
c future.
^^^^J^Xf ^^ \"
- *^^ ^His benoo
the rivers
velr
ot love "pure pur for each other
Tt Its
God
l
f there
ed
^
an
'^ked,
* ask*
:
This is in the near ^purel y, are ones real variously, but the
is
"*
causes will
X
be attributed
,
ical>
that
univer
dthe
ling
internal meteors, Bolides, to say chemical.
97

storms, comets, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are the moving elements out of which the
electrical
and
bad
time preceding the good

fire-tempests in
coming. These all result from the Sun, which even now are working great
is
changes; but the awful clash will begin as soon as an awful solar event takes placenot long eitherthe propulsion
from explosion of
the
Suna
mass of incandescent matter from tremendous sheet of fire which breaks and
a vast
isver
mist;
streams in zigzag paths about the central orb, thus shrunken one twenty-fourth in size, and of course affecting every other mass in the Solar System: changing polarities; melting polar
fury,
huge mountains; altering ocean beds and river courses; submerging plains and deserts; building new islands and continents amidst the storm-tossed
ices; levelling
ishe<
will
waters; changing
bet
war
pas:
will
Earth's angle to the ecliptic plane; completely reversing netic, thermal, electric and isothermal lines, thus
mag-
occasioning
sudden climatic leaps from hot to cold and cold to hot,

of course generating famine, madness and disease, to say nothing of the millions who reach quick death, leaving their festering carcasses to poison the air and transform the fair lands into charnel houses redolent of cadaver
wic
Ale
wil
and death' The
ch<
present characteristics. In some localities it will be sulphur rife; in others carbonaceous gases will snuff out life as raindrops kill a forest fire. Crime for a while will reign supreme and property sink
its
air itself will lose
portions of
to a
rudimentary
level.
some parts, nitrogen
Enormous amounts of oxygen
in
in others will surcharge the air, carrying
nervously delirious death to some, intolerable suffocation to others. Most winds now blow athwart the Earth in curved paths; then they will rush straight up and down in clear-cut
lines, levelling forest
emptying
hurling
fields
proudest buildings into dust and driving of lurid flame along the march of ruin. The melting
man
lakes, devastating cities,
98
THE SUPPLEMENT
liberation of berg- continents rushing down seas will relieve Earth's ends of steaming the mighty weights, thereby further changing polar angles, so that
ice polar of
strike
and
sunbeams
us as they never struck before, the consequence of which will be that terrible hurricanes, tempests of fire and
ice
end very near near, indeed; but then, as before, he will be very is mistaken, for God will still live and the species be preserved. The cerebral activity of man will be quickened, but at the same time the chemical change will goad him to vehement fury, energy and madness, making his eyes glare like famished tigers
will
combined, will
finally
convince
man
that the awful
or the horrible gaze of the
cuttlefish;
and he
will
create
such a Hell on Earth that the main business
and excuses for universal rapine, war, slaughter and unchecked play of the most damnable passions of the homos. In this change of things vegetation will participate; fields, forests, farms and gardens will fail the wide world over except in Ceylon, Central Africa and the Aleutian Isles, which places then, in Earth's awful famine,
be that of finding pretexts
will
become providential
granaries. Pestilence will not yet be
but will decimate whole nations; and cities by the hundreds will utterly perish by fire and flood. People
checked, however,
will
then begin to realize that
will also
money is worthless in itself; they any in God a of existence the deny then and doubt
sense or
assumed been yet ever has belief that which form in on Earth. Thus two starting points will be establishedthe end of selfishness and the abrogation of the clergy; therefore, the last religious war will have been fought. wiped be will governments National lines and useless laughed be rulers and out forever, the divine right of kings
people, the of rule at, and the solid foundations of universal time first the for by the people, for the people will become spread, to begins idea last this as practically possible. As soon
99

the
Commune will rise to shed its lurid light upon this death
civilization. It will arise
be eve
for
day of the old

will ring
everywhere, and the
man
ai
and wildly echo with the
terrible refrain:
beauty
capacity
Et des boyeux du dernier pretre

i
Serrez
le
cou du dernier
roil
that
yy
Hang
the last priest with the entrails of the las
king
be preparatory. The Commune will never stand, for the simple reason that their army will be all leaders,
All this will
like the
It
The
e sea,
regiment of thirteen Blacks I once knew in New York.' contained one general, two major and three
brigadier
generals, one colonel, two majors,
one sergeant and a private. good will comethey will abolish church sectisms, the laws of primogeniture and entail; establish everyone's inalienable
everyone's right to think for oneself. Marriage will not be repealed, but for a time will go out of fashion and be laughed at; but only for a brief period, merely to prepare for an altogether better state of things. All
right to schooling as far as choice to a certain amount of land, and
one captain, one lieutenant, But through the Commune some
the
is
ty p
clear;
present hard
fis
]
may
elect or ability allow,
been a
erected
for
sale
steeped
reapproach toward order out of anarchy and chaos will result from the conglobation of the sheeted fire coursing round the Sun, which mass will condense and become an mtra-Mercurial planet. But other causes will also have been work. The asteroids will be rushed togetherthousands of them and the heat evolved will seal them together like melted wax, and they will become a planet two-thirds larger than the Moon and will act as a satellite of Mars. Earth will have withdrawn from space myriads of bolides and meteors, and rushing comets will have whirled other millions upon the Sun or swept them off to outer space.
this
on
Hea
and sea
inste
Overso
She
the hc
hill sra'
her finj
Earth's tides
air
and
realize
angles will be reestablished
and a higher and purer
begin
are
foo
imperf
100
pLEM
ENT
THE SUPPLEMENT
,ig
Somv
Ve
êre e a
refrain
;
'
ble
J* ê,
evolved be t0
for
man
to
from ** waters and the land. It will be possible u be really, actually civilized! And an ord
that
it
beauty will
capacity
begin so grand and glorious
7Z
Is
exec,
tre
of description.
mv 7
"In that
ertrai]
new childhood of the world

veins be hurled
of
\\ t
of itself shaU dance and play, Fresh blood through Time's shrunk
Life
mmune
And Lab r meet Delight half way "

will
n
e
NH
be all
leader
Then but not

>
tiU
then tnere
w iU
arise, like
Venus from
knew in New
York.
the sea,
,nd three
tain, one
brigadier
The COMING Woman!

the
lieutenar
type of
which the
is,
entire sex will
one day
be.
One
thinj
he
Commune some
is
la*
clear;
that
the next civilization will be one of Love. T\v
b sectisms, the
present
has been one of some head,
much
ears, little heart
ryone's
let
inaJienabi
hard fists,
and no Soul whatever.

tffaix,
or
ability
allf
been a
mi jj
for
it
ha has both ground and martyred man

Its
principal busine^
s right to think for
erected false
fQr
s t ee
for a time
will go
sa j e
and
churches, base
at t jiem
lips in
altars
whose
blessings were
for a brief period

State
ped to the
com p e n e d us cruelty, who we
sham god were taught sat alom

to adore
all
oi things. AI
on Heaven's battlements hurling thunders through the sky
k
ted
ancl c,iaos
fire coursing an
and scattering indiscriminate
damnation
around
and become
jj
Thick as leaves
in Vallambrossa
alsohavebeen
_instead
Oversoul!
of the true God>
loving and tender t h e infinitely
^-thousands
an
together
lib
^-thirds
viars
larger
B^
upon
tides
she wiU nQt be a citv_b re d her worships

the
hills
^^ ^ ^ ^
.
of prick a at faint to lady ready
haut ton; but she will emerge
and fashion of hrine at the s the am.d cottage from a
nd^ es and
millions
and
rfs
air er ?ur
^ ^^^ ^^
are
you Do Woman! perfect and _ a well made) we ll. C ultured men us of best doubt it for the
,
fooled
bewiMered
.
very the by content t0 our hearts'

there s anyhow-and l haV e been,
imperfect
WQmen of today
101
man who was a fair match for even an ordinary woman, much less one absolutely good, healthy, perfect. Talk about woman being a human negation over whom man has possessory rights! Why, it is absurd! And the next phase of human progress will be guided into grand
us!
I
more of
and
never saw a
^
^ P
s
la
-
abolis]
and si
f
rceci
women, but of a far better general type than those now on Earth, and consequently the world will have a loftier and nobler class of men, for it all depends on
success by
ty
tal <
and
fli
women.
and
a
one; yet she will have a splendid intellect, capable of seeing all sides of and grasping the principia underlying all questions; and her sound mind will be founded upon a healthy body. She
The coming woman will not be a virago, termagant or what is popularly known as a strong-minded
stat
distric
stop
outra*
are ai
nc
perfumes, because she will have no need of them; will eschew candies, congestion- and morbiditybreeding stuffs of all sorts, hence will not be an invalid two weeks in every month nor make an apothecary shop of her stomach. She will not be ashamed to call legs legs and will have a pair of her own made of solid muscle, not compressed sawdust; besides which she wiU have no need of "plumpers,"
respirators, "bustles," "palpitators"
will
will deal lightly in
fellow lbUV
\]
cases
willtr.
M.D.s
the ir
and
comes upon the scene first as her village advisor, next as a state counsel or and then as supreme executive of the nation. Her fame will spread, her influence extend until finally she will become supreme arbitress of
the world
weigh one hundred and fifty, use no hair dye, and will be the personification of grace, beauty and mature womanhood, and her voice will be clear, pure and musical as a glass bell; her hair wdl be brown, auburn-flushed, long and wavy; her complexion fair olive, brun et pun her hands will be small, feet large; flesh compact; eyes large, soft, bluish gray; bones well kn.t; and she will be both wife and mother when she
instead of wearing them. She will be five feet five in height,
will read the papers
mrr
catarr
(
final
lnana
^ 1
'
^
****
T1
natit>1
mple
f^
decid
P ro P<
the
102
%r
THE SUPPLEMENT
io
was
fair
mat;
She will not assume male

dis P lay
attire,
but
will dress so a
to
will
!ahu
n
i
!w
%(l!
Aii(l
her beaUty aS
Gd
intended * sh ould be. She
.^ %B
ed
abolish corsets
and quacks; heavy skirts, rouge, face powder s

harlotry, libertinism, love feasts
.,
and
sham marriages;
and
"o
grand
forced
maternity; lying news-tellers, slanderers, gossips, gab-
^P e than those
loftier
tale-bearers, by
d willh ave a
and flash
an(j
morphine, opium, rum, tobacco, lager beer newspapers; prurient prudes and male accouch
0n women,
a go,
termagant
one; yet
or
hold M.D.s responsible for public health, giving ther

salary
a state
and withholding
bill.
it
until
their
respect i\
nded
seein
she
districts
can show a clean
She
will put a
summar y
all sides of
stop to all the gross
questions; and
healthy body.
She
will have no need

-
and indelicate questions and morbidly women which to manipulations and exposures outrageous by these days in exposed unnecessarily and are notoriously devils. tame like acting but men like fellows looking
ranked be will syphilis reign her Under children and wives and be, cases where it notoriously should and principles; first on ought be protected as they
will
and
morbidity-
be an
invalid two
iavj shop
of her
thus
legs legs and
will
m.D.s
>,
not compressed
of "plumpers:
;d
papers the read
no longer will be allowed chronic as form any in exists it Wherever the innocent. legal a be will fact the etc. rheum, salt catarrh, tuberculosis, the for movement a thus and everywhere, bar to marriage
it
to call
scrofula
and
fool
height in five et
.
dye, and
will be
^womanhood,
j as a
glass beU:
her
fairly be Earth the from scourges final extirpation of these human of adulterers and grocers inaugurated. Swindling murderous of inventors with; dealt summarily food will be thus rewarded lifesavers
and
will
wavy;
1
""
sh
l
w
** k **
en she
as a
and discouraged implements be health general the and things; reversing the pres ent state of be. o cease forever will diseases" "female being improved,
The coming woman

mental
will establish
^kÛ^J
1
)ther visor
properly with national marri :ge burea us
next
and
,
w, province whose experts other the
^f^Z
be th
e eofth
"
decidmg
upon
r;
J~ 52tK ESL
103
^^ÎSSJi
proper. see as they

marriage and will enforce the law, the magnificent results of which will be seen at a glance. Woman, under her reign, will be the peer
of
She
will decree that possession is
man
be
in
all
respects,
but will not be a brawler for what

quently, there
against
be
properly belongs to the sterner

will
less
vinegar and tartrates in the domestic bowl and more cream gar and honey. Females can then court husbands, have a larger field of choice and, if
suited,
fails t
mischiei
usic
similar
1
pop
without incurring the stupid charge of immodesty and indelicate conduct. Girls will then be healthy, and helps to their husbands instead of being mere dry goods signs or intellectual and social nonentities, as too many of them are now. Healthy mothers will be the rule, and few if any will
practically
the question
queens do
calculate
Pane
national
ascertair
tmpties
I
know what
barrenness, fleurs blanches, gravid
ofprefe
the
backaches and
such
exist
such abominations are; and where the parties will be held criminal if they marry
all
brai
prisoner
be
while thus diseased; for the coming woman will decree the right of every child to be born right and to be protected from prenatal poisoning in any shape; hence, diseased women will be consigned to the state sanatoria. People
comr.
taking
the
of
>
siste
husbands or wives will be supplied by the national marriage bureau, and all friendless girls and men will be regarded as the nation s wards and be supplied with labor, schools and We companions upon proper application; for then as now there will be many without opportunity for fair selection. Marriage now is a game at cross purposes effected through shams and pretence; has little heart and less Soul in it; but in that era all tins will be changed. Bastards will not be held guilty of their parents' errors, but w.,1 be provided for by the state and the fathers and b e Charge ble; and will be held accountable f t pubhc conduct for the of their offspring, for no one will have
unable to find
healtl
be
of
clean
stirpi
absolute
The
of'refor
retire,
cc
-e
so,
good
the
Z 7
P
104
Ane
/
pre\
THE SUPPLEMENT
to right a
produce human monstrosities at will, as now; and be punished shall for it. She will declare the so do, they if whatever rights and declare a libertine a toe ot all in equal harlot from choice is now and will provide
Con
sequent
acts injurious his against

he
fails
by public
disgrace, followed
up
it
to
reform by surgically incapacitating him
tor further
cultivate
cantfc
and,
if sni
mischief, affording the
unfortunate a chance to
incurring
tk
females vocalics; while of oi falsetto line the in music w 11 them afforded employment have will habitudes similar
calculated to correct their
L CI
*J
duct. Girls
IvHCClU Ul Mead of being
il
nonentities,
abnormal bias. service state the will do v - procuresses VVV*JIV</VVV L/l ^ and UllVi Wi Panderers 11 Uvl them enable to quarries state and colleges national sewing
*
m.m^
*-
--^
and few
if
ar.
wh while K)C education; physical of ascertain the value >rth\ held be w will it conflagrates then and bagnio a empties
of
:rs
blanches
preferment. Policemen will
not be allowed
to beat
ut
ions
are; and wboc
linal
if
they
w
*
nan
o be
will
dec
protected fea
women iseased
to
i
>
national
mat
female to regard jailers nor parties, arrested of brains the will prcadien Public mistresses. of prisoners in the light utte. ana bnet and sensible logical, make be compelled to comfort to permitted be nor textbook; a for taking Nature laws the and husbands; their of the sisters in the absence will charge* their and they both of health being enforced, ystem better a have shall we be cleaner, purer, better, and the concerning doubts will exist
,
will be
regail
ded
of stirpiculture,
Li-
absolute
and fewer parentage of the coming
race.
r
.
schoc
labor,
for
then
for
fair
*
tb
i
done ,s work her when and sexes, both of "reformers" of ha fact th. in rejoicing and done duty retire, conscious of
t
The coming
woman
hospitals establish will
the cure
effected
s
the
in
good time coming
Soul
so,
World the of the Legislature
do, .he before But come. has actually a enacted have will
en
New
divorce Law.
be
arent
;irp
the
6*
held
rrio
&
will system A new marnage couple a will prevail; and if by chance
m vogue
fa.ls
^^
to dwell
one
105

consent will declare them thenceforward free; but they will have to guarantee the State against loss by providing for their offspring. There will however be less family trouble then, because the law will prevent mothers-in-law from dwelling with their victims or in any way meddling betwixt wedded couples, and when
that dreadful disturbing cause
is
cord,
common
law and
common
^
of
haf
love f(
ma
obscer
l
azinei
effectually
removed or
anient
I
squelched, the world will be on the high road to the perfect Millennial Era.
immo
religio
The
religious
test
and
rule
and
political
by
and law of human social, domestic, life alike will be that all mankind are
certain inalienable
ghts, chief
reason
ness a:
endowed with
are
life,
among which
and
if
from
I:
liberty
and the pursuit of happ_ voo
the SO'
happiness or efforts are denied, frustrated, imperilled by the mate or constant discord engendered between them, that shall be good
life,
a wife's or husband's
me
for absolute divorce.
ground
anger;
So
will vicious habits;
undue
of mutual share of
in the
peech, conduct, habit mpotentta; insanity; barrenness incurable disease engendered through vice and bad habit premarital diseases; obtaining wife or husband under false pretenses; mercenary motives; mutual desire for divorceslovenly habits; incessant snoring; incurable eccentricity vampirism; siding with mothers-in-law and relations against the mate; wasting the husband's resources in supporting outside parties; habitual lying; unwilling maternity;
refusal
disease inoculation; violent language; infidelity; unclean
common
needed food, raiment, shelter and comforts; refusal
earnings; refusal to
pply
common
ai5l
not being loved in return; mutual nonlove; impossibility
unfair reticence; nonconfidence; horror of nonconfidence; bmty t0 Pr per1 estate unfit *ess S ^ for parenta duties; unfounded jealousy; not loving the mate;
support; extravagance; extravagant conduct;
^ tZlt Tf r
'
106
THE SUPPLEMENT
mt\
re
of
happy relationship; unhealthful,
selfish,
morbid marital
usage
L
and demands; too frequent
parentage; unconquerable
her
lust
'
personal another; uncleanness; idiocy subsequent for love

I,
I
to
marriage;
**fc
obscene
bad housewifeliness; bad cookery; gossiping; demands or conduct; constitutional or acquired

complete invalidism; incompatibility of temp
*and,
Wdiiv
removed
'
0'
*
'
ament and org
nest
hiding";
professi
of
- road
to th
eperfc
athei chronic doctrines; or ideas principles, immoral unchronic stupidity; chronic incompatibility; religious
in
i
social,
domesti
that
all
mankind are
lalienable
ri
coldunreasonable passionalism; abnormal onable and odors offensive closet; the in skeleton ness and denials; any will b others and grounds sixty-odd These etc. breath, from
the social
e pursuit of happiness;
Diness or
efforts are
k-
time
and domestic coming, to be inaugurated by
safety valves of society in the
good
mat
t
or constant
discoid
The Coming Woman.

Respectfully,
shall
be good
anger
ous
1
habits; undue
Kate Corson
Toledo,
e;
infidelity;
Ohio
insanity: barren!
ugh
vice and
under
false
or husband
lUd J desire
curable
for
ecc#
and
relatio
ources
in su
re
maternity:
Uing
to
ff
ngs;
refusal
to
.
forts;
refusal re
tcond
jidefl'
oro f
noncon
rf
not
ft & low
s
unfits
107
Those seriously interested

request information
in this subject
may
on The
Secret Schools,
which
provides a means of personal contact by the sincere seeker with those capable of directing them along the Path of Attainment.
Address:
Department of Instruction
Post Office
Box 220
www. rosecross. org.
108
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The New Mola

The Supplement to the New Mola

Beverly Hall Corporation

Box 220 Quakertown, PA 18951-0220

Original copyright 1873, 1874

Beverly Hall Corporation

Box 220 Quakertown, PA 18951

The Philosophical Publishing

The New Mola

Second Youth and

The Greatest Key to

The Supplement to the

clairvoyance and other subjects of occult knowledge.

the celestial spheres.

in this spirit that

Early books written by Dr. Randolph include Ravalette

Death (1866), The Guide

further evolves his

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA NEW THE

lead truly will humanity,

the of instincts natural the from

the Divine Spark

from danger and warn us against performing a

harmful action; however, this aspect of Intuition

rudimentary function of this Divine prize. As

transmute more and more of our past karmic indebtedness

our vibrations from the carnal to the

will find the

"Inner Voice" of Intuition growing stronger

and stronger so that

our work, our home, our relationships

most importantly, our service to

the state that Dr.

to the ultimate heights of Intuition

with greater or lesser intensity, and

leap to results at a single

\ human mind and

the hi s hest ualitr of q latent in most people, developable in nearly

when active, is the

highest kind of clairvoyance.

the effortless, instantaneous perception of facts, principles,

events and things.

at once. In a brief time the perceptions will

clearer, stronger, fuller,

more frequent and

Divine Wisdom he describes.

statement referencing the Oriental concepts of transmigration

and reincarnation: "As

for the reincarnation

the Oriental transmigration story,

beneath contempt." Dr.

Randolph's contemporaries on occult subjects confused and

also further addresses the question of the

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA NEW THE

and most thought Furthermore, man. of immortality

insights into the visionary his provides coming he voking,

to convey these mysteries to all

who would accept them. This

shot by one not unknown

to him. Paralleling a life

of mystery, his death was

severly Randolph, M.D., was truly an individual

human gifted with "Soul