ClairvoyanceTheosophical Publishing Society, 1899 - 164 pagini |
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able absolutely action âkâshic records Andrew Lang appearance astral body astral matter astral plane astral sight astral vision aura belong chakrams clair colours consciousness course death describe devachanic distance dream Duke of Orleans endeavour entirely entities etheric body etheric sight evolution example experience explanation eyes fact faculty fourth dimension glimpses happened hear higher plane impressions instance Invisible Helpers Julius Cæsar kind large number living looking Madame Blavatsky man's means mental plane mesmeric method mind nature nature-spirits object observation occult once ordinary partial pass past perhaps person physical body physical plane picture pole star possession possible precisely present psychic PSYCHOMETRY pupil reality reflection scene second-sight seems seen seer sense simply sleep sometimes story student telescope Theosophical thing thought thought-form tion trained trance untrained usually vibrations voyance watch whole wishes
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Pagina 79 - At my request, he gave me his story. About six or seven years previous, in a mid-winter's night, he had a dream in which he saw what appeared to be a company of emigrants arrested by the snows of the mountains and perishing rapidly by cold and hunger. He noted the very cast of the scenery, marked by a huge perpendicular front of white rock cliff; he saw the men cutting off what appeared to be tree-tops rising out of deep gulfs of snow; he distinguished the very features of the persons and the look...
Pagina 80 - The men were sent into the mountains, one hundred and fifty miles distant, directly to the Carson Valley Pass. And there they found the company, in exactly the condition of the dream, and brought in the remnant alive.
Pagina 116 - I then gave more attention to the subject, and, as often as propriety allowed of it, I related to those whose lives had so passed before me the substance of my dreamvision, to obtain from them its contradiction or confirmation. On every occasion its confirmation followed, not without amazement on the part of those who gave it.
Pagina 64 - The wife of a ship captain, whose husband was on a voyage to Europe and Africa, and from whom she had been long without tidings, overwhelmed with anxiety for his safety, was induced to address herself to this person. Having listened to her story, he begged her to excuse him for a while, when he would bring her the intelligence she required. He then passed into an inner room, and she sat herself down to wait ; but his absence continuing longer than she expected, she became impatient, thinking he had...
Pagina 75 - Why, the blinds must have been up, said Miss Preston. I was at Dulby, said Mr.
Pagina 83 - I was lying on my bed, between sleeping and waking, when I distinctly saw my husband being carried off the field, seriously wounded, and heard his voice saying, ' Take this ring off my finger, and send it to my wife...
Pagina 116 - I went into the town of Waldshut, accompanied by two young foresters who are still alive. It was evening, and, tired with our walk, we went into an inn called the Vine. We took our supper with a numerous company at the public table ; when it happened that they made themselves merry over the peculiarities and simplicity of the Swiss, in connection with the belief in Mesmerism, Lavater's physiognomical system, and the like. One of my companions, whose national pride was touched by their raillery, begged...
Pagina 80 - He woke, profoundly impressed with the distinctness and apparent reality of his dream. At length he fell asleep, and dreamed exactly the same dream again. In the morning, he could not expel it from his mind. Falling in shortly with an old hunter comrade, he told him the story, and was only the more deeply impressed by his recognizing, without hesitation, the scenery of the dream.
Pagina 80 - I am able to do this, and I will, for I verily believe that the fact is according to my dream.' The men were sent into the mountains one hundred and fifty miles distant direct to the Carson Valley Pass. And there they found the company exactly in the condition of the dream, and brought in the remnant alive.
Pagina 125 - And if once we grasp the idea that past and future may be actually existing, we can recognize that they may have a controlling influence on all present action, and the two together may constitute "the higher plane...