Anew movement, which reveals; the internal dissensions in the ranks lof the Swarajists, was for Jat a meeting called at Nagpur for the purpose of forming a new party. te be styled the "Independent Swaralist' Party." The situation was toned down by one of the leaders who explained that there was very Tittle difference between stannel Swarajists and the new party. He said that the new party would ae cept offices to obstruct the Government whenever necessary and would work the reforms for what they were worth, the pay of Ministers being drawn by the party which will settle the remuneration of the Minister. He also made the remarkable assertion that a Minister was not an official, a statement which was naturally' at once chal-Jenged by apparently one of the staunch Swarajists who maintained quite'rightly that a Minister was an official and could not obstruct the Government, as his appointment was entirely during the pleasure of the Governor who could dismiss him at any time. The formation of this new party, however, is encouraging inasmuch as it indicates in a concrete way that sentiments moderation are gaining the upper band, based entirely on what occultism believes to be able to state about the last thimgs—death, the heres after, the essence of matter and energy. These are. problems con: cerning which psycho-analysis cannot and will not say anything, Tt remains, like every natural science, absolutely relative, although, examining the individual's attitude towards those last things, For instance, psycho-analysis frequently deals' with individual who live in fear of their own deaths or the deaths of some beloved persons. Freud was the first to point out that exaggerated fear of harm occurring to one's. husband, ife, children, ete., thas frequently its reason in the contrary, namely, the desire that such harm may occur to them. These and many other so-called "Freudian mechanisms" are well known nowadays, About death itself, Freud ex-prestes the view of psycho-analysis in his last book (1923), "Das Ich und das Es" ("The I and the It"), as follows: "Death as a. pure negative has no representation in the sub-conscious." This. does "not prevent death from appearing in dreams very frequently mone of the conventional shapes.
"DuninG the five years I have lived in India it has been my ever present desire to build up a fabric which would benefit to the fullest extent the people I have grown to Jove so well," declared the Countess of Reading, when opening the Delhi Baby Week Exhibition. It was stated that two million child lives were lost in India every year through preventable causes. ited without permission.
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