To the Editor of the "Nonrw-Cuxa Dany News"
Sm,—With regard 10 Atorst's story of his experience with the Kuling Muchacha, it is curious that a somewhat similar visitor seems to have confronted the English author, Mr. '0/Dornford Yates, during the course)
his travels. Ile presents the story the form of an anecdote related by one Berry. his favourite character, but that itis based on" something Which actually happened to himself little doubted as Atorst's "T remember," he writes, "when 1 'Antimaceassar, a very similar Jexperience. As I was returning from the club at about midnight, a large skewbald "gest stopped me and, speaking in broken Pekinese, asked Ime if he could use the telephone. 'On my refusing, the animal' burs! into tears and changed into'a june [Shomghai, Dee. 13.
Youxe Max, Beautiful Episode the Eaitor of the '*NowrucCutxa, Dasty News"
Sm—In yesterday's issue of the "North-China Daily News" ETS. experiences as peculiar. I wonder it/ 'Shut' makes no od "nse eight not with
and hear. when I write of just one of my many many experiences, SPine papal aye and hinge shat one eht of each tice which to me are so real and true—25, She geon the poner an when ye bath Work' slmullaneguy so wonderful that mortal lips fall dst Taecome dime: my to express the joy and peace such eincining—A"scatect noe whet being, and I think the gift of clairvoyance and clairaudience truly Bhd "me able" and the" room. around ud ths he 9
the "pearl of great price." for and i ing a ose firmly believe they prove survival, Sree eresncd Henie edna ler: Clairvoyant and clairaudient people must sce and hear beyond the normal we sight and hearing, I) was sitting nidly one aficrnoon in my room, Foe Sea tae when very softly there stepped across the floor a lovely child, and sat in the chair opposite me looking Took at fte-and' then than the bye ight into my eyes. and as I gazed ili. my" plivsleal eye. look "at the enraptured at the ethereal beauty of the child, I said aloud, "Tell me your Potato can and sky and, Human Rabltauens, is hatter" wore ame." and immediately I was told. iter han, nse, actually heard the name spoken, 'Gan truly "abel and then I remembered that child Seorla" when compare' it to the Intente reality of Seven this ratment whom I had forgotten, the i wich see, Tam quite convinced that the two Jess than a. mirage, a shadows a states comingle, that when we close irene: It seems Seargely even an (en of'my, Drain. "Nevertheless. gf course our eyes to the physical (the sleep~ state) we open them to the spiritual, hoe toe oe tant fre We are all in different degrees of Among' the' tls 6¢- Java, Rose Gulloes "are hiring. me. and "Tam development. some a little more Zeviels, Conecious" of" ele ations, advanced than cthers, and what 1 Some day. when opportunity. permit have experienced through my own T'may be ale to develop, this" frien {lth whet T have sen" bore mediumship, has not been accepted Badeo'the sibd of fet abo the tne without a great deal of thought and She Wovkdy "which hive aren Investigation on my part, No amount atherea by" our Theosophien of book-learning will convince any~ Vbody. Each must gain their own Since writing the above, many books have been written on the sub: experience, ect of clairvoyance by Mr, Jinara-Cuamvovanr axe CLAMAUDIANT.
Jadasa and other investigators and the Shanghai, Dee, 14, faculty is now fairly well understood.
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