Randolph Paschal Beverly - The New Mola

The New Mola with

The Supplement to the New Mola

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2004

Original copyright 1873, 1874

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Contents

Preface

The New Mola

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Foreword Part

I:

Part

II:

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Mediumship

13

Clairvoyance— Its Rules, Laws and

Principles

Part

III:

Second Youth and

To the Reader:

How to Gain It

A Physician's Legacy to

Humankind—Asgill's Secret Revelation:

Rules.

The Greatest Key to

Contacting Power.

The Supplement to the

New Mola

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Preface ver A twenty-five year period, Paschal Beverly Randolph, M.D. (1825-1875), published more than sixty

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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,

clairvoyance and other subjects of occult knowledge.

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dream was that all of his written works years and centuries after his transition to

Dr. Randolph's 3

would

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"live" for

the celestial spheres.

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It is

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

3

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 73 |

and Pre-Adamite

Man

(1863), After

Death (1866), The Guide

Clairvoyance (1867), Seership (1870), Hermes Trismegistus: His Divine Pymander (1871), Soul! The Soul World (1872). to

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 5

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

us to the prophesied

lead truly will humanity,

heeded by

clear

Heaven on Earth

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are there being, inner In our "voices."

One

is

two

sets

of emotions

the of instincts natural the from

or

teacl

body placed

instr

the physical with do to have which Nature there by Mother from voice is other The happiness. and welfare being—its

use

the Divine Being within the physical

or

says'

made known through the Voice of Conscience, or Intuition. Our Intuition can certainly function

Divi

Soul. This "Inner Voice"

to protect us I

<

—the Divine Spark

is

from danger and warn us against performing a

harmful action; however, this aspect of Intuition

rudimentary function of this Divine prize. As

is

we

that

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I

state

and

the most

are able

(

the

to

<

transmute more and more of our past karmic indebtedness

Ran<

and

Spiritual,

intei

"Inner Voice" of Intuition growing stronger

earn

we

our vibrations from the carnal to the

elevate

will find the

and stronger so that of endeavor

able to guide us in

it is

—our work, our home, our relationships

most importantly, our service to This

is

the state that Dr.

among

differences

in

psychometry,

intuition

he h,H

hmZ

we

^

we

feel

we

Randolph

attained.

when he

He

takes

us

states:

II iS '

r

\ human mind and

is

for

sub J

Cor the lt*

see

with more or

G ° d,S

less

distinctness; in

Con

bound."

hi S hest

struggle Intuition

g

ift

t0

man and

cann0t

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the

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

I

I

clairvoyance,

leap to results at a single StatCS

h

Live

with greater or lesser intensity, and

"

in

and,

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,

espc

areas

God

to the ultimate heights of Intuition

"The

all

needed

is

CUSi inh;

PREFACE ice

all; is

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It is

ries

events and things.

if

i

ied

tells

trainable, and,

when active, is the

highest kind of clairvoyance.

the effortless, instantaneous perception of facts, principles,

a tale, test

it

The

rule for

its

promotion

is

simply,

when

at once. In a brief time the perceptions will

clearer, stronger, fuller,

more frequent and

it

grow

free."

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

of

Divine Wisdom he describes.

Experience, with

or :ed ical

Dm

ion

g

a

ost

The Addenda

its

lessons

to Part

I

of The

New Mola

contains a

statement referencing the Oriental concepts of transmigration

and reincarnation: "As

for the reincarnation

the Oriental transmigration story,

is

dogma,

it,

like

beneath contempt." Dr.

ess

Randolph's contemporaries on occult subjects confused and

ial,

interchanged the Oriental terms "transmigration" and "rein-

ger

carnation."

eas

nd,

us

They

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.

the

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

trly

inhabitants.

ing lird lass ess;

in

not

He

also further addresses the question of the

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SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA NEW THE

and most thought Furthermore, man. of immortality

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 Age.

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

was compounded because Randolph often wrote to confuse the "dabbler" in Arcane knowledge.

situation

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

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

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

and who gave, that all humanity might be the one of the greatest minds rare ;

who

better.

became

He

was

that ever thought, a true genius and

human gifted with "Soul

An unbroken

line

^^

Sight." As Allan F.

of life-long followers

J^T^E* octroi t t and

ver-

° nC Can

tFUSt

!* S^llr 5jE

™

down

Odell

stated

»

^

to the present

ke to his P hi1 repubHshed works of Dr. Ran-

seekers of the Arcane.

«"*ion

to the library of

William G. Kracht,

The see 8

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D.O.

The New Mola The Secret of Mediumship >

A Handbook of White Magic, Magnetism and Clairvoyance

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Foreword T is useless TO deny the existence in these days of a vast and

conglomerate

names such

as

series

of phenomena passing under various

magnetism, clairvoyance, hypnotism, electro-

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,

biology, Spiritualism,

—

—

— —

recapitulate old stories or to demonstrate that such things

have been, are and will continue to be; but rather to state the phases and to

phenomena in some of their multiform indicate the means and methods whereby they

may be made

available to

laws underlying these

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 minutes at a time, and but for the generous care of two gentlemen A. W. and E. D. M. of Toledo would unquestion-

five

—

—

ably today have been

—God

among the disembodied armies of Eterforever bless them

—

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 nity.

But they

—

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SUPPLEMENT WITH THE NEW MOLA 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

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

deac the

j

theii

phenomenon of Spiritualism springs directly heavy and hungry hearts of humankind; wherever

entire

from the

I

sadness, sorrow, love -starvation, misappreciation and

domestic wretchedness, there exists the prime cause of me-

que* as

it

as

m

are,

diumship, for wherever such bleeding hearts are found, there troop and throng the loving, compassionate dead.

to \

K.C.

nec<

gra^

pec

pari

thu

afte Ittl

eth ord the

wh

ma

nei Sig cla li

n

m

Parti

)

Mediumship

he tl.

ns,| 'n, j

I.

It

dead do

has been for centuries an established fact that the still

consciously exist and that they frequently revisit

and unmistakably demonstrate The children. and women men, disembodied as existence their

the scenes of their prior

tly

ie-| ere

life

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

they are not

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.

peculiar conditions as to time, locality

It

thus becomes

clear that

ether, magnetic, odic or electrical

order that the dead

—

some peculiar element

—

is

gas, fluid,

absolutely essential in

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

clairvoyance flourish best coincident with each other;

and

and both

unquestionably depend upon the existence of an impalpable,

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,

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA NEW THE space generally, in existent air or sphere aura positive but in matter limited of forms and bodies all nearly by evolved juantities

larger

volume

of

s<

htnot

r<

and new>

thoug lig

The

given occasionally forth but densed form, constituted peculiarly of from the bodies

generic titles the under known are then persons who mediums. and ecstatics clairvoyants, hypnotics, and to, of, states or modes There are two known

in

nt

med sical

out launches

i:

clairvoyance

VI.

all

Medii

IV.

known

imponderables: the positive

m electricity, of the subtle

and the negative. Thus is

it

The positive form

magnetism and all themselves demonstrate spirits whereby agent the ethers.

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,

when

them, and approximate or absolute darkness it

is

that the class of

mediums who

are

is

most

it is

V.

charac the of

somnambuli iidently

be

essential. Thus

organization;

efficient in the

aura or elem

them; hence

remarkable that one class of subjects claims

temperamen

magnetic proxies of the dead; while

phenomena seemingly

identical,

others,

claim to speak

one person, though they may be occasionally. There are two general classes of human organization in

the blonde or light,

who

are electric;

and the dark, who

peculiar sphere or aura

which

is

Neither will

nature are cc those

who

lose

an

essential to the production

phenomena purely physical in their characteristics, a isionally a brunette from some abnormal peculiarity does become a medium for material demonstrations, and when she what

is

excels.

known

But as a general rule, the dark person becomes as a speaking medium or spirit-proxy, or else

becomes an inspirational orator and exalted proclaimer

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at

respects to

i

time.

There ar

to other

° ne

class

ot

he

t

develop men

almost wholly magnetic. Both these classes are mediumistic b the dark are very seldom capable of evolving the

io

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light prevents

whollv ot and from themselves, experiencing an exaltation of Soul astonishing to witness. The two qualities are seldom

combined

being

vice

to act wholly as the

exhibiting

neither

robust, physii

dark seldom have success in the presence of light, and versa. Again,

is J

There

of

to

is

conjugal ani r

evohjtj ion. 1

^uld b

ein

VII. It

ont

mar

1!

ent)

ned

of

PART new, and in

some

I:

MEDIUMS HIP

respect startling, radical

and

iconoclastic

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!

Mediumship of either kind can

There

is

be reached. of persons who,

easily

a third or intermediate class

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

^vent:

be looked for or expected in persons of a highly

robust, physically healthy, externally

organizations either

consume and

minded

grade, for such

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

Neither will those

become

who

a

good clairvoyant or medium.

in the affectional

department of their

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.

The person who

seeks

ally. I

development must persevere, for to begin and then stop

onH

lose time.

is

to

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

One class is nearly soulless; the other, all Soul. The entire social,

; tics

conjugal and domestic worlds today are in uproar, chaos and

art!

listia ,

Were it not so, spiritual intercourse on a large scale

doe

revolution.

n

would be impossible VI I. It is deplorable that so much ill-will, sickness, sadness,

ittit

,

discontent, hatred, insanity r

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 there

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

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.

Such a

state

of things cannot exist

among Oriental nations or

Were it not so serious matter, one would laugh at the absurd and puerile folly that

reason the

pa*

once

fusion

to,

and

1

imper

grateful I

feel

Of cou

wreck.

yet

pamphlet

the dark-skinned people of the world. a

upon me

wh e

day,

and its cure so easy. As thing wives are defrauded, husbands do not love them and wives palpable

exi

t,

fail

to hold their lords in affectional duress.

How few indeed

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,

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

weak

1

mpotent; nor in any

woman

with

fallen

leucorrhea, ulcerated vagina or passional frigidity. How, let me ask in God's Holy

Name, can you expect home,

happrnes, or Heaven in a family where the wife never, from Vh SW° re Hfe t0 the g«ve that closes ^ overt "r ; C Se reaHzeS the s htest joy, marriage o anvTh n' and found disgust? can

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compelled

"El

impede

to

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information

dollars,

written

the

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PerfCCti0n

H

§reat >

who

his Wife

is

is

™

in a sense

concentrated

from condition, themselves

rr

or n

and

sei

unhappily

There cann

of ancient and alluded to else

of Life of old

and that

and Death anyone eve

1

and Pe r

i

womb,

i

But

sha work last

permits the reign of such social non-concord for a single

]

mt

practici

T Physician tea * their cha

PART I: MEDIUMSHIP P eople

where

g ut there is a clear passage and open water out of this polar Hell of marriage-land.

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ie 8fect

the reason that they came to

e > a nl

who once

°f

Passion

the

[at the

I

ot seel

wreck.

y that

me while communing with a Soul

were compared to the New Light, grateful that they have saved many a family from utter

to,

-rious

so-called for

passed on Earth under that name. In The Master gave something resembling the truths here alluded

and imperfect

ributel

3ns or

I

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refer to Asgili/s Rules

feel

Of

as they

not pertinent to the subject of this pamphlet, yet so vastly important that, as this is probably the course, this

is

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

last

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

the unhappily married.

e

day,

:hings

)iness s wife! >rship

hat

it

ild be

in

or

»ecile.

fa 1 1 en ty.

tome froff

information

—

There cannot be a doubt but that the Philosopher's Stone of ancient and medieval lore referred to the Magic Mirror

—

of old and that constitutes the burden of the celebrated book,

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

every physician and divine in the land ought to be compelled t teach their charges under heavy penalties of neglect, because the secret of sustained youth, grace

lt 1S

Jose* rejof

gl° r y>

;en# ated

e lvt

and beauty;

°f power and the crown and signet of ineffable

ate 8

/ can

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alluded to elsewhere herein; nor that the elixir vitae Water of Life and Perpetual Youth so vaguely hinted at by writers

it is

the

human

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. it

unveils the throne of Will

And they alone who have

it

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are able to reach that

mag-

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA NEW THE 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

thee an

xtent

dmedJ

comply ii

ffered su

shower.

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

marr bad

cannot be this But reached goodness. and purity of personal

in dine

a healthy

r

see

where the heart

is

and that ever

for long bereft,

Love within goes out to meet

as

is

until the

pure a flame.

wo rid. them

and shed abroad the perfume of angels.

—

a lesson to

be learned by

all;

They teach

they inculcate

bettering

human o

are paralytic to a degree,

and

I

I

Spiritualism

is

us

self-

charity,

extensive the statu fair,

does met

good

finished; yet will I

to live, sweet to

Soul. Already the bad tenants lust, hatred, anger, other evils, are quitting occupation,

die

with a host of

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

Zve of

service of a great

^ and

m

good

A singular and very almost universally

Repeat this for me when time comes, be it long or short,

exit, l

I

til

am sensible that death

by those to

be

thank God for all my fiery trials, for they are purifying my

udden or protracted be my PUrP ° S and

in

different

may close my career below ere this page be

my testimony.

heart

my left arm

goodness, forbearance. Today, August 19, 1873,

for!

>

Out

White Magic and high mediumship purify the

write

tr

mysterioi

closing.

and side

to e

longing

lust lead to and wrong mediumship low and magic Black and have wrecked many a Soul in our day. Their orbit is

control

Tl

I

thank

ass wil1 P

God W*>r

cause.

I

have

lived to

in this

loftier

P.B.R.

fre

«

Nor far

from

the

initi;

civilizati

to us the

laboratc in affect

hun ger, invariat

and ma

conditi, •

marked circumstance consists "

^nZt Z^e

^-^

idct tnat the great

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t

majority

the to

every

0l

sometii

PARTI:MEDIUMSHIP ^ annul or

mS

n8l0me morI!aitv°n

u

VZfl?

mediums »ip is not productive of f° rm of harm; it is for many purposes

1

be more nnr

greater in le

*

i

advantarr

conglomerate

gerdemain

as

is

the

diumshi P because the

absence

reVent P

work those

^ TT

oft en

,

hct that the results obtained * Cannot be attributed or trickery to

the case

where one person constitutes

ill

like ui

who

th «r

(

Yu-Yang

exhale

i

an atmo

* lust, hatre

banner of 01 a

How far of a

The t(

>

m

scientist

tc

Germj

what they (

at

mosph

^edi u

m

ere ^

's

and

rce

°Perate s<

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are

the recipients

*

8Cneral * thin § the manifestations 1* ithful and Rifled, while a still

Universe wi

meates people

ate

n^anifestatlTnVwnile

Wl11

dissi P ate

the

that just as

wi

i^i ^^ T"" "* ^^ eat

pr

first class

which for the

ercla

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

form which they called Yu-Yang; that this and good Spirits, Supreme the of force nerve the

power in ethereal

*

>!$

Yu-Yang

trot If

hale to fitted in wore constitutionally persons evil; that certain diffused and elaborated then and thereof an unusual amount

is

no onJ

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

frequeM

those

pecial

ihif

n, but«i us

I

r cabine

from Hell to Heaven before they

it, for

king other e lead i

be

as!

behind the smallest of the

way of obtaining manifestations by who occupy the same couch is to begin

degree of clairvoyance;

i

plan,

excellent

til physii

ccordii

same

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

also,

ss; fou:

exactly the

by pitching their feather beds and pillows out of the house forever and aye, substituting hard ones instead, and after the light

•ssible,

is

man and

a

sit

on

and better still, those who try these be drawn in love to each other and glide really

know it, by reason

of

the Soul-fusion thus strangely brought about. Here let me say, a passionless man or woman is a human nonentity. It is

only when

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

attend to the business of regaining perfect health

—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 physical,

very like

it

takes place that

course, this, like is

and probably

all

all

no one can

tell

the difference.

Of

other phases of the great marvel, has been,

will

continue to be counterfeited; but unlike

other spectral shams

it is

most

25

easily detected, for the

,

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA THE NEW real

phenomenon

constantly occurs

under conditions

proved

in>

other

in the instance, For Toledo, simulation. of possible Ohio, twilight, the in sitting mediums being persons coterie seven

jhis

existence

hand phantom moved through the a gentlemen, a lady and air, across the table, pulled at a gentleman s beard and faded

man eC

room with pearly light.

as requested.

of manifestation

is

wire or cord resting on the laps those present. The seats should

made as follows: Four upright sticks, 7 feet high, connected by m SideS and to P' to be covered on top and

^L^^

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

t

T

t

'

>

S£ ZESTT* t:^ "^ h **".

- become

e

incarnate and

Such, in b ef which, like tha of

beyond

cor

r

calm iy singin,

""*

ib ' e t0

ten 0n P °

m ° rtal

Si

douST

is -

-*—"-

-

*

ht «

he ratt ' 0nale 0f mediumship

meSmerism

undisputable and

"-

declare th

ill

a

inner

P.

,

Randolp

B.

that

I

believe

death; yet this |

the

identical

producing th heard

and

at

those

who

re;

Through through

mediumship, a nd

sufferi ring

the

abu se,i

es,

conjug

fact

fixed

is

res

ultof

l

26

s

individual th;

is

B ^eans of these grand ^cts,the[ mm o rta "ty [ ^! ityoft ot the Soul n has been and is triumphantly S t10

unnumbered

an d

l

re<

respond

folly

of the

and grasped by the hands of

be 5 to 7 feet from an enclosure

,

question

ofincalculabl

company in a line or cusp, with

i

Sod

Wo

The above

The best preparation for this form

to seat the

to a

Soul

Ik

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

form

on

Irefe

referred

then skimming the surface of the floor and anon broadening out into sheets of living vapor

by assuming spark

f

tionate

points

air,

beside responding to questions

kind

Art I**

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

irradiating the

fin

a jf

in

about the room, now high in

f

Me ele

Prov rga

ctric,

n

PART

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 proven.

unswerving, incorruptible love! and one of constant improvement. But on these grand

affectionate friendship, that life

points

I

is

and

to

The Soul World.

It

referred to,

rtngvap

uest of,

work After Death, already another from the same pen called Soul!

refer the reader to the

now

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

—

designji

unnumbered thousands in this and other lands who upon oath

aryat

will declare that

:,

-

linear

this f(

ehan enclo:

inecta >n top

tin in i,

P.

that

>-a fi

g

method

possibly can.

I,

now at this writing at Toledo, Ohio, declare my many works will survive the century of my

Randolph,

B.

I

believe

death; yet the this identical

power to produce them was the

direct result of

opening of the inner consciousness of my being,

producing that mental clairvoyance of which the world has heard and at which I myself have wondered quite as much as those

apori

se

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

cusp,

•eenc

by and through it they have reaped knowledge

who

read

my books.

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.

n

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

amount of try

is

a certain cure for oth

w

cases.

These conclusions are the very

res gestae

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 Spiritualism;

'

'$

that

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

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

J to

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

^

^

pab^fJe^ *E

^

y Slde ° f S P iritualis

M th^s and ten P P e„d he hu ma and u be tfc££%sss * r Wa * fsckeZ^T g i*™ moral whole of 3S ?*»" -" -re 8

sun

or of my fellow men a et PeTfeCt ^ Gm and Principle " T/ T

,

t

a11

Sett,e n0thin «

All trouble

but

the

^rt "

themsehit, The good 1 "mat

immo'S

everlasting death

'- the

scrofUla or

r

therefore

^

right fa he

Waters

r°°

t

r„

a

is

,

28

to cleanse

m for wron S in *c world.

** %£&*?« mhuman

£!££££^ I

^ ^ >

fever

>

^uman

destined to

not!

The one

is

an

wnl

-"".

.;..:•

».*«

-

•

kfa

......

*

PART I: MEDIUMSHIP 3 are wrei

e

The most troublesome

attenti,

-ure

i*

and

man

acts

or

upon

form who those are troublesome most the but advancement; themselves hand, a strong with roost the rule to try rings and

of

the

not the

here, or there possibilities the to open eye that faith with an and action mean Spiritualism and charity and and whose love

rat

>unt

is

believes in the life after death

woman who

for

of

Spiritualist

door

being leaders;

erything

people who

know it all, who can't be taught, and

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

uda

obloquy and contempt

who muzzle

argumer,:

punished

the press

but their reign

given tol

is

MAN, not a sect, party or as progress, religion as

emolition

good

will

much too—

:am

that

long

it

notl|

ny fellow and

'

]

catak

have

[

print

;ht in settle

the noi

rofula or

sure tod tgin the

wo

destined a

The

one

means development as well science, and peace on Earth,

clique. It

well as

among men, and not

a perpetual wrangle, as too

in the past.

They were unwise,

those they did not, could not, understand. therefore cruel, and cruelty is impossible to

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

be

then

so, for

only then can

become mediums

we be

perfectly clairvoyant

for the influence

and

effect

only

of God-

Never yet did man come to the absolute conviction of SOUL and Immortality, but he also came to that of God and

ness!

Prayer! for say what realities in

you will, both are and ever will be positive

the Universe!

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

hum' ru ly

essentially good,

Too many of the leaders of Spiritualism have been unjust to

Sc

nts of the

movement

a

about over, because Spiritualism belongs to

:h promi:

t,

upon

29

:

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA THE NEW 1

reappearing and

dead

testifying

will clear

him!

I

prophesy that

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

They seem of mediums and sensitives else.

—

spiritual

rapport

individuality, personal real

—

proprium

is

easy,

—

these thousands

medium, one

with

his or

her

absolute identity-

—

being

mental, moral and conscious personality

is

so far

or trance, but for a period of time limited only

d

here

mere

not

reputed t

cursedne

exp

drinking appr oacr

non

who hav(

seance

by the will of

the invisible possessor.

sa

shall I

rip

and ti

an exten

Nor is this condition one of trance at all, for the party is to all

their

as the

concerned

not merely for the brief duration of an ordinary

owr.

also

completely, thoroughly subjugated,

subverted, suppressed to the extent of

est,

over-

—

can readily have

consciousness

entirely,

Supei

of either the facts or possibilities

well-attested a that identities; mixed of

whom

nonrisi^

New Mola and everybody

to be practically ignorant

then

appearances wide awake, performs all the ordinary functions

and duties of life; yet the consciousness within is not theirs nor the guiding intelligence, but wholly, totally ANOTHER'S.

the

poss

medium entirely

)

This condition

may last

for days,

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,

make

love

and

rancy, whlni)

voZZ 12 Zl

in short

do anything which the

^^ ^^ ^ ^ P

T

^^

tipsy,

'

K

b

P "^sponsible

^

30

for,

that time as a

modern here an:

being Si

corr

hasb eei

and bac 1

them

a<

era:

ambition

mo

>

8 aS Wh01

notorioi

possessors'

the Pt > be the actions can nor bad; or Sd """I Pa y WhilC that state hel him- or herself in the

oftST what may r transpire during or,

laugh,

conspire, get

Thei

and

man

innocent

would

be

*

Th and

one

°f the

Ul

PART I: MEDTUMSHIP

for

the of nonflowing or flowing the

tide, or the rising or

nonrisingoftheSun.* Superficial thinkers their

own

may reject this tremendous

experience will

tact,

but

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

>

I

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

thewi

^part)

r

have these of few but and medium, entirely free

the

M t02et iselves

( (

;

1#fll

al ,

*f\ k **** re '

P

8

A 0SSe

J

n or e

can'

in' lf rse

;

...

id in*

J

*>* n

themselves.

this to attributable society are justly

f wak 0t

.

it

sufficiently strong to

the ten in times eight that doubt slightest There is not the of crookednesses and escapades love notorious angularities,

ANOTH!

II

and tear,

by months or weeks to control self-same the an extension of the of will the save whatever Nothing the possessing spirit?

y fund not

things considered—but

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

^f'f^™

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

them

who

ot innocent are as wholly

of having an

uncommon

iwme. The

John Smith is subject, the sensitive and better and more high-strung, nervous where especially the more complete and perfect the control, as

is

himself

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

know.

31

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA NEW THE love-hungry, a Soul-starved in world the left one the dead a to back corresponding come do and will They condition! sensitive

medium, and

then that

medium

and passion love, of course run a that too in spite

and

lust, as

will as certainly

ducks

will swim,

>

3lt

^

**I

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 enginee

>

noses. their beneath right

with

a far more

Knowlec

most and wildest unreasonable its even than thing tremendous

sa not is

Spiritualism and what

it

carries

it is

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.

One

thing

is

certain

—

it is

mistress of this world today

and can no more be doubted, laughed or crushed down the

than

Sun can be extinguished with water from a toy engine.

jEke

just

lies

its

this

worldly

.\ndwhydc

damning

in

of

intellect!

As

for the reincarnation

transmigration story,

up

is

»

spirit

fill

dogma,

it,

like the Oriental

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

is all;

tact that all

an

it

emigr

destiny of

n

fee, astral

a

central

p

i

i

?

Such

ai

tot or

^

into t

"to

justic

lnd »

great

nor, in view of the notorious

mediums color and shape the communications coming through them will we be likely to get much reliable 32

(

ty the cla:

beneath contempt. Any man who sets

seen patches of it, and that

ti

ill;

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.

and

gelatinous

sorrows of the sad.

With joy will every

j

bad,

The wasting of its wrong and 'Twill heal the

the

philosophy

force

"We'll see the ruin of

ii

the but we

oprr

eto

lement

PART I: MEDIUMSHIP lungry, s

to a

channels. such through Immortality of fact the matter beyond

co

aura, chemical making a of way some find we till wait must We

iniwill as

people disembodied which through and whereby means the or story own their tell and hand first at write or can either talk

as dud

>

n

Joshua

in their

while at

!

own way.

universal ution oft

ith

—

that

I

is,

am satisfied that Spiritualism is to become the fact will be

commonly accepted

—and

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.

it iis a

dmost ous flights.

we but the

initial

type of intelligence?

And what

of existence

Why

>ssibilities,

we have spar| >e better, wc

lies iust the other side of consciousness? true the is what And together? go philosophy

this

of this wa crushed da

rom a toy

worldly woe? Are

do folly and meaning of all

charity, mercy, justice idle vagaries?

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

esad,

:eys enab

a central point, or

11

>rile which the

les it to

juration

.

to

like the

about

the

that

Is.

Some

w

d the of

>

(

man Any

belief

What

is

the final

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

ill."

:,

an emigrant from

other states in space?

is it

cerebral of republic a of of the nature

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,

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

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

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT 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,

secret of the Ansairetic

I

propose to

Priesthood of Syria.

I

reveal

the

do not believe

can possibly be used for evil purposes; but this

I

know. There

Clairvoyan it

is

moment, frequently recurring, wherein men and women can down to them almost awful —powers from the

a

Spaces, thereby being wholly able to reach the Souls of others

and hold them

LAIRV0YANC1 nizing facts

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 fast in

the

be reduced it

new field

tied

law ur

magnetic

mystery, for he lost his

life

before he got it

all,

in Cairo, Egypt,

I

think from Nusairetic poison, because he was about to expose this and other mysteries of the Syrian mountaineers. But I give

my own

translation

thos

kinct from

and know

somnambulic ph tnt,

are

it

to

be perfect and

complete.

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

tion,

It

to print the private information

alluded to herein, embracing Love and Its Hidden Mystery, 77>< tetany Legacy, being / the above "private information," and The True Oriental Secret

Pterin fctined

gupo

to

a re

-

Randolph

are

opinion;

|

B. P.

appi

de\'e

destiin

B

***, mi mine

Nest IT

m

JSanc,

tain )

albei e

itsc

Nit d

1S(

%df, °*,th i

Wyth Produ „

°win

S 34

c

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r<

n

ni

ii

Part

)

F

Idor

Clairvoyance

—

Its

II

Rules,

Laws and Principles

us I far 'n

rid

lairvoyance nizing facts, leSoi

the ART and power of knowing or cogthings and principles by methods totally

is

from those usually pursued in their attainment. I claim to have reduced it to a system and to have evolved science from distinct

lknow usbar

m anslatk

nCaii abouttt

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

heterogeneity; to have

present.

We

leers.

are approaching the termination of the present

many

The Ik

modes, moods, opinions, sentiments, thoughts and procedures, and entering upon a new epoch of human history and might,

e info;

destined to develop

-mation,

which are destined to revolutionize the globe. On Earth man is greatest, mind the greatest part of man, and clairvoyance

P.

the greatest part of

and coi etter, or^j

civilization, are

bidding farewell to

powers in

man now

of

mainly

its

latent,

but

mind.

Clairvoyance depends

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

nerves

to

apply the specific mesmeric current to any given person in

order to produce the careful following

coma and lucidity.

It

of the notes herein laid

will

be found that

down

is

generally

enable the aspirant to attain his or her end. Knowing the mesmerist and the subject, we are enabled

sufficient to

35

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT and almost certain method of tra the mesmeric impulse or influence from the

to indicate the direct

ting

dain^oyance

ope

from a magnet, a

it

men

##

or tractor to that particular nerTO center of the acted on that will in the briefest time effect tT purpose aimed at. crystal

and may prevent

success

When

it

iuc "iibique r repitism"

determine

mesmerized through

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

Nor forgeis

££ £

zr

n

r^r; h

us

h

er:

and we can ° ften reach

do no

foul,

their

prepare

good picture c

Z ^"2 is

me

01 mysteri and

the eve

head or by reverse passes, success

(m

Remembe

reta H

altogether.

a person cannot be

on

a

At the start let it be distinctly understood that fear douhi nervous agitation, coarse habits or bad intent will

the

pov

no

kidneys, liver (not

absolute

t

must be

blood

acids in

enjoy

exces:

mu

the

bowing.

Food, di^

Mesmeriic si devil's

Z I!!^^

make groove! as

carfon

voyance. T

the

*

J

for

,

.

clairv

oyance i

sated. a

Excess

normal sph

•

* Universal Possibility

common to

mind ower ^ and can ?* to the surfa J?"' P ln a majority of cases.

/afror/

M

^

wneels in ruts. Let your groove be cum,

CmmrLTh UlT

bought

y0Ur Soul and inner senses wffl eS C ° ntinUe to ™^e in then,

brid

mental action come,

*

Omnia

Ugh nervous a the result u mUSt De cached reaChed mental ^ntalhabituH.c^j outside our OUtside habitudes and oath ru F dther to

;leone,theade F

powers v

wless

finally

sap

And this

bri "g

various

*«™

elves

to afford

upon which the attendant dead

li

accoui

modern sensiti\

The

other

leads

, M rnnna connecting *iL

^ f^ ™L -

or e

*

"charms," "spells thrown,"

f

t

a

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

that sort of thing;

(

"

or

'

.

alone; then air empty on based mere notions

I flatly

deny all

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

human mind. Although I am

not called upon here to explain the rationale involved in special

department

at full length,

indicated the direction in tell

me that the Sun

which

elsewhere

it is

to

I

have

this

clearly

be found. As

well

doesn't rise as that there are not means

whereby two dissevered persons can be brought in contact, or that

methods do not

assuredly so if

they be

exist

by means of which one person can

work upon another as to gain desired ends, (even

evil,

and power exist, and have often play and force), no matter whether

the principle

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

New Orleans to doubt

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.

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

W^

05

!

0®®** srge

'

certain r

:»P

erson a

t between ke

ad of flour. Again, it

w

irowamagnet lie reverse,

Wmy pi itthe

School o

itdeauxq

k

I

gained

i

iklackmagk rfhst,

passioi

swith a

« to make r spirits

ol

PART II: CLAIRVOYANCE 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

although

dt

of the charlatans

most

who pretend to deal in them

:ld aboil

and prepare to possible is it yet swindlers, conscienceless are aura nerve the retain will they that so materials certain charge

hough

impart and person one of

ns

are

love

have d

barrel of flour.

>

Again,

i

J

not

contact

4 person

.

ihave

of that I

s el

1 this br

J 1

lower-

me

are living witnesses

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

I

gained

much

of

victim, a s,

points occult in these

my knowledge

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 a

timely resort to

to J

Magic

laugh at and deride

credulity, in spite

held, fr inu" )

tell

Hundreds

_

thoroue

ster

not do to

that one person cannot

purposes for practiced

:nge, or

my

will

yeast will leaven a whole

favorably, them affect and another upon spell magnetic throw a

that

ter wh

f

it

little

up magnetic

D— Madame and H— n, Alice queens, the voudeaux

ends

jrnia,

to another, kindling

between them just as a

Dived e

ind. As

it

0m

are People grade. higher of a

folly superstitious as all this

of the fact that the

the and Hermes Trismegistus

the ages to the last elected

nta ,1

believed,

loftiest

do

still

members

believe

intan*

51

minds

wont

and blind fcarth eve

down Alchemists,

have Sorbonne the of

;

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA THE NEW That Magic read and

well

is

an actual thing

no sane man,

especially

men

can well deny, for there

is

too much

the among Hindoos, from testimony Indiians, corroborative other and races Chinese to Tartars, successfully Arabs, Negroes, have wholly years late of till neglected Americans do so. the but from their

they power nervous and

brain

immense amount

of

energy,

this that cities,

I

other specialties. So sure am of venture to assert that aside from the savages of our I

eight-tenths of average

irbodies their

an

Americans are competent

in

reliable >

c; any torn

worId

will yet excel all other people

the globe in that as in

on

g

°

it-

travelled,

veiled studies;

tal,

l

or

t<

Soul, nd

draine d ,in starved

coi

it

thing

is t

weeks to develop what in another age than this would be

slumber ir

regarded as miraculous phenomena, either of the physical type

and sensit:

of mediumship or of the clairvoyant order, through

liner life

six

circles

ir

'

magnetism or seeing by the mirror.

a

coarser

\

Husba

A Word of Counsel to Five Classes of People

simply

be

grow elect I.

who mesmerize: Your power depends

To those

upon

your health, cleanliness, nonexcitability, firmness of purpose, persistency, volume of lungs and clearness of mind. It will

do you

great

good to walk upon the grass or

soil as often

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

town or

II.

All clairvoyants

the

results

of

health

wt

must live on the very

of

flow

li

symphon

of reachii

city.

while developing

other,

It is

churches

plainest

and purest of food. But when they have reached the goa they must remember that anything they do exhausts their ,

ai

energy, to maintain

II

aTP

labor 'Ja

IV

'

r

f

*nk and

"

SOnS Wh

° are used U P" and exhausted by mental m ° rbid exdtable a nd despondent;

belief an

new

'

*"

m

quiet

passionless cold, nonattractive,

non-

>

,

of the

"^ Partake of the ancles enumerated,

tl ?

attracted

and rebuild which they should live as

the stater

neasy fettled, subject to mental, tempera'

52

cr

ypts

diffi

o

eren<

ement

PART II CLAIRVOYANCE :

ie

ma n,

r th ere

passional storms; and and gloomy mental,

esp,

is

V. t

r

Hindoo^

races to

wholly

health, their and become sapped crooked, angular, bodies, their

su<

fretful unreliable,

higher the develop to world or

Kd all other So

&

the

5

are

excess,

normal or otherwise

and inner

faculties of

mind

allow not and themselves care to be take sapped Soul, and magnetic force and vitality their of by the lovedrained and

sin

competer

abounding everywhere today. As a general cormorants starved beds for two have two persons, even if they to better is it thing

this wot

slumber in the

savages ot

than

by passional

in order to gain should, access to the cause, invisible any from

negl

amount

ies.

half-ruined their mental have faculties, drained who All

ofthephysica

and sensitive

er, through

finer life

same room; and

avoid contact with the coarse and gross, for the

invariably goes out to

a coarser

especially should the refined

him or her who is molded aftei

pattern.

Husbands and wives too often learn to hate each other simply because they occupy the same chamber and in time

es of People

grow electrically, nervously and magnetically repellent each to

wer

depends uf

rmness ofpurp ss

of mind.

ss or

It*

soil as

i

rect magnetis

iard stone

or

bnsl

thev on ust live r

have

do

reached

exhausts tf

they should

Ii

enumerated, haustedbyment

results

and then comes

of mediumship

strife.

Persons who seek the highest

do not require that coarse and rugged

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,

health

of reaching the

required condition

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

phases highest the that but I am certainly sure of the modern phenomena are not to be looked for in the

the statement;

rank and

but rather

at

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

very the wherewith new science, which is itself the key The crypts of the unlocked. be day one man Universe will by

the

Dondent; nattractive

the other,

)

tonf* lental,

difference

spiritualism public between the blatant, iconoclastic

53

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA THE NEW 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

iH

^W nations

ne

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

it*

tha1

j

s acred.

only

investigates, forbears, other the hopes odor; bad and achieves teachings. with conduct harmonize strives to

the attempt to establish Spiritualism

The fact is, mere sect is an utter educator of

failure,

and thank God

an innovator, a compass, a lifeboat, to the Race, and it is the grandest ever

mission

on

this footstool!

is

Quietly

it is

upturning the

of men, and good fruitage will

I

am

so; but

all,

its

this better

it is

phase that

dead, for

it is

I

soil

one day come

a

as

chart,

Souls It

is

commend to mankind now and when

this

kind only that can uplift the

Bearing these things in view,

Black

odors

who

work, wait, for in

a rich reward

a

nstrUt

i

But su

species.

nervec

more follow

deteri last ai

even

with

1

caution aspirants not to attempt

deve

and purposes are right. Then God's own good time you will reap

1

I

gaining results until the heart labor,

!

'

a

as an

therefrom.

(

™\t, ^

planted

of the

ofther

and know of a truth that

if

a

man

die he

will

live again.

loso intei is

as

the\

Conclusion During

—Editorial

his illness, Dr.

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

be found in his

celebrated work entitled Seership: TheMa^net

54

add

«

l,,

H'l

'-EMEN T

PART II: CLAIRVOYANCE

devel ops

the he art

—

Mirror There

co ", )(

and

vl

but

never!

universal!

and methods, of the distinguish to unable persons some are There Black Ovoid.

those are there too, so, colors;

\

')

lifeboat

e grandest

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,

included. mirrors magic whatever, agency or instrumentality

iblish Sp

pass, a

ever

who

ing the soil of

the

come therefro

lankindnowai t

can

the

uplift

ipirants

rposes

are

right

)0 d time you rf a

man dikf

by phenomena Magic White modern more phases of the persistently^* patiently, ordinary methods following the

^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^.^ ^ ^ .

^

numbers.

>rial

end

that

hi*

»

hed this

concerning .

the

Mi* Magic

eership:

fail,

ordinary f e i jumb the of adyance fa simple upon advance an are fractions

addition in the science of

it

others

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

theurgy as decimal

devoted

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

$

!

through any

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

all

ly

Western

J

ichings.

God it

to

or sounds flavors, odors, savors, clairvoyance realize life this in never can

hers regardaJ

» investigates,

k

wide

to Oriental lands. This latter

evolutions.^

i

a

common methods by and through developed

bett -> the «* utne: othe str °ys>

is

difference between the clairvoyance

TheU

55

Vn!— till hatred, horror and human shrinks. true every which from evil an or suggest conception from to birth stage any at Abortion II.

Murder

in the

first

degree.

It

effectually

kills

the

child,

en VJ1

is

and

disgust either kill her outright,

legi»

i

worseb]

genuir

forb

is

is

It

b

demoralizes the mother, destroys her moral and physical health

unwel

while living, and after death dooms, irrevocably DOOMS, her and

as

MURDERERS beyond

respe

no appeal. So beware of

not a

her assistants to the perpetual society of the grave, the

from which

doom

there

is

we

ime.

nest,

Circumstances

may demand nonincrease

family;

1

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

spiri

or downright family quarrel, not creates because the reaction onh increased affectional and procreative energy, but also a

unt

peculiar liability to the risks of unwished-for parentage. V. Mental, moral, mutual physical and trouble,

swc

magneto-vital exhaustion are easily preventable between ]e< if they good will but sleep apart, have hard beds,

wo

eping in day-worn underclothes and

co

III.

of

therefore, avoid all risk forty-eight

domestic

64

oral

and is

as

onl

the

on

.

\A\ '

I

A

bating

Wl)'

and

the

1

V C(8

wifeb »le that slier

fter a

t[

large

most

and

of )

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,

4eri

her kill her

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

even

and the 01

human shr

I

inception ually

breast, head, throat, spine, sides,

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

k

P. B.

magnetic points of

their

add]

am all

stomach

(pit

Humankind

the other at the seven

magnetizing each frame human the

h umar otters

Physician's Legacy to

Ixwe. reciprocity, gentleness, care, forbearance, self-restraint, an force why hungry. But

It is kills

if

best to eat

only when one

is

t

unwelcome/easnoyou^orrortoherexceptshebeahungered att in husband her with sympathy in not as well? If she be

iandphysil

:

in time,

ably doom

respects '

nit oild

MURDEREf

ippeaLSobei

human many how nest, and

u rs

*

spirit,

or risk

all

void

is

creai

reaction but

energy /e

;he

d'for

:stic

re

trou

veflta

ve

ble

K ble

hard

nun

f

b»

it!

bang, triplicate We are

may be

Soul

of eithe rone,

two

^^^ P^P*^ ™ ^^ ^ ^%£*2Z£L* ™^.™*

useless. If

it

be of

$

pleasantness

do

own

of only be love our If all three of these. all for and world lower ethereal for this

and

>nce; a

birds

Mysteries. Ansairetic The passions and body. Our loves

nincrease before

it

him for affection her to death means his ruins foolishly who bird he is a poor

if

unthoughtful and

spirit only,

it is

too

aroun °>

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

,

™ «^« ™

J^

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. =

derd*

65

1

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA THE NEW of mankind and are lone pilgrims

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

we

the supreme realize and joys of mission our true

fulfill

J**^ '^J\ ^ also is

a ork^as

'^Uion

H

)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

lost people, for there

mind these people are

and greater

way to power which YOU

is

a

can contact once

never has secret this enough, strangely you know how, and yet, once been hidden.

The revelation of this but in

our material

secret has been going on

for years,

it. forgotten have we civilization

This it. for asking by have

Anything you want, you can your into look just but may sound very strange, following

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 St.

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

I

whatsoever now, even know, that

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

thou wilt ask of

will give thee."

.

course, of but for; whatever they ask

Promised in this life secret this must understand the secret of asking, and

71

w

jr

SUPPLEMENT WITH MOLA THE NEW unfold to you.

It is:

Believe that ye have, and ye shall have it.

that believe but not ask,

you have

it,

and you

will

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

72

***

y° u have

it,

and

23: "For Verily >

;

this

1 sj,

mountain,

^a; and

shall

r

lose things whic i ATSOEVER

he

Supplement The

sa:

to

Mola The New

73

THE

VFVS

MOLAWTTH SlTPLEMEN

flu

.

v

live ias

*the

irtheg

Ui ng

c

As)

JBimon

est

th

innou

orth< questi

\nd< theoi

pow<

to fc

the

cha on<

P

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

much of the world as you and

so seen or travelled have

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

for

it

me

affords

use, world's great the

type, in put to pleasure great

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

questions,

And

as

of history the time in

"Why

is

man

we canvassed

answercdAc

^^J^ ~*—

immortal?

and modern ancient, medieval,

nypomoo ana hypotheses and powers and modes of

theories tneones

the g ?

nature,

locale,

reso l ve d

u

of ^^^^ubUcation P and my intention ™ and ***^ Beyond new work anticipate tne

to forestall

the

letters fairly

the Spaces

entitled

this for

more reasons

mankind-and surmise. readily can one, as you who know

chapter thereof to

As you, Lord Earnest morn, after discussing our India,

Augo^^^

^™*£^ ^

Turkey, England, South America,

Palestine,

among

rnarvelling at

men

fg^^U

sou tne by reason or

75

^

*

Arabia

,

Greece and exist

took tread,

)

,

;

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT hats

and

sallied forth, leaving

at its

the swift turmoil of the

almost Arcadian world talked anent the life that

us,

—

is,

yet to be.

come this whe « said

ni

t realizing

aye,

and reclining at ease, and that which at least to some of Earth's denizens

about

How ardently we

is

The

live.

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

wor

;t

one a

lother

are world t

ofthousa

canvassed various theories; how crude and wholly unsatisfactory most of them were Your words, my lord, fell upon grateful ears and

I classes,

Some of your questions were partly answered then and there,

» be at a11

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

Among the Western (European-American) it is

It is

not regarded as a blessing, but

worst fate that can befall a

human

man, by uncounted

the

millions of

race.

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/™

attainment.

alone

cla, ra

Of all who

accept the doctrine, the Spiritualists

DronfT/T L oo as ,o the when p

it

among them

proof of its truth; some ° f identit and littl or no positive « y

begins, the

mode, the how or where; so very "" r " conflicting many ia " y a >uaBM"*

'" ™A opinions T two that any scarcely believe agree upon more than an — LWO or three tnree th* a* the dead there are

views, hypotheses

not or

anoth

^eup It

easy

is

rcd!-of si

contr

puerile,

instance,

whe

through

solid

chop

pork are

ife

other rea

hereafter

Whin the

pa

Greek «thin

the p<

Christie,

man has

110

exi

Hai

stent

^

cone

^....

hS h

<

Let

k

afloat

believers

that

will

ord

Jesideratum

to have demonstrative ratiVe

because

I

civilized peoples

generally believed in, the reverse opinions being held by

a comparative few.

tne

accepted.

t

a

points,

return; that the other

is

an advancive

life;

i.e.,

and

ubseq ,l

^>

^

"

Phantomesq

76

THE SUPPLEMENT

ENT

its at that

turmoil i

Jhind u ird by.

weet

the

d this

i

tave said

green

upon

meat

n th

uj

thousand oth

I

their accepting what

under supposedly when

medium

spiritual

a mediumship

points

r

ailed,

I

—n

mtluen

true

and

and

cal

m

life th

)us theories

em were.

all

classes,

orders

.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

and attend*

t

:d

t

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

th's denizens

:ars

They comes of

a great impro\ at sea

live.

Orcadian:

worst

it is

then and that

j

^^avingalreadydoneeoin^

et discussed, n

quest related up anothei the why see easy to

-

toll

,11

i

11

take

to worship at

ab.

We were hnr

fast while

ey to

of supernal

word

when we

nstance,

civilized pt

nted

crude

per to

essentially

but

spn.^an

.hat told are

=£ :3s

{*

a«.

blessing,

>pb

at

i

sleep

ersally

is

life

philo

much

„

-*•-*!•

umn

:::;„:";;

tr

* million-

thout them

Protestant-or or Papal .th-Greek,

th

is,

™* i ^ Platte-

the

P

-

n0

P''> ,

an rcelv .

point

L

life

n.gn the out point conclusions or

.u

wty and light light.

*|

an a '

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existent

Ut 1

h

*2 ^~j£££

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l.

-

Swedenborgian aweuc.u ^Christic Harmomal or no man has yet been

J!Lnine

" 1 Ua '' StS -

the in or M< trine doctrine <

^jT^Jy

the

^ ^ rvaUeat we"

J that subsequent to

1.

hi

the re.a.n

hoi

hum.

deatn physical electrica vapory, g airy, fc |e nonsolid, *,n, i. °' *ape, but when except excepi u a thing, neral ge phantomesque as a

Wit

l

,

77

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT

some undefined power

to attract to the insubstantial figure certain peripheral or spheral atoms,

the exercise of

from peculiarly some cases and from the

sublimated, refined yet material, given off conditioned, odized matter in

bodies of peculiarly constituted persons of either sex in other more frequent

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

again invisible. People there are

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

between

them, the

spirits eat

and drink, and cases are cited wherein

they are alleged to have held carnal intercourse as before death— and this is affirmed of spirits of both genders. They tell

us, too, that this

doctrine

true. This latter point,

is

however,

is

not horrible, even

if it is

possible, provided such a

thing as materialization ever occurred,

and

it

by thousands of witnesses that such thing poss.ble, but of actual daily occurrence. It is by certain persons that

the doctrine

and

that Jesus Christ himself was the result Mary and a materialized

can be proven only

,

78

we therefore, withstand their

^stains

as

Ho

here

alk

strong

not

Joseph's

in th

passage

of

Sons

wire

God

were fair

anc

them to

wif

gthe Let

that

pas

ft is

tion

difl

and

possible

in

on

most ration is

to say,

th

invisible,

y

semi-entity

what

he w

darkling la play

jokes

experience

acts are true, but

drink, sle*

of an amour between

w

opening

not only held

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 >

nme

for

there

doctrine its

:

a

advoca

attenuatic

would nc phantasn force, str<

Such

1

1

*l*

THE SUPPLEMENT

powc '(o h»»»

absolute essential to propag

ripening time

,!

p

the Nazarite, and that, too, genesis to that deny we Therefore, '^offL

notwithstanding 'H1C CJSK

held

we are told that "The they that men of daughters the saw Gods, Sons of God or the

wherein Testament elder the in passage

hani

ma

;

exhausted, q

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.

It is

rd in what

and

soi

tell the d

irnal

tote

« not

horrible,

m in

h

si

t

more with our

educa matter-of-fact practical,

aait

thill'.

[

It

how

intellig

is

urren

it

resu rf

ver (id*

* *

he II* itu t

(

*< it

is

as the

to say, that after

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," Yet this. all for

the

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.

for there

ni

such things can b of man

is

a

day

afterlife the that supposition possible on the that be; to it represent most rational of the current opinions untouchable, impalpable, death he is an

:

i'

difficult,

in those

th

touch,

i

And

there were giants

Let that pass

scort

H,

itself

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

th ai

man

advocates declare that the Bible

sustains their position

omhodied

t

its

attenuation of a comet's

trail,

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,

Such crude

for they

79

do

dignity the not rise to

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT concerning postmortem

of ideas

exceedingly dissatisfying to

man and

life

can but b

whoever looks death squarely

i

m

ediumshi

such a case are apt to reject su h crude speculations, cast them aside, cry "bosh" and look

rk£ thewo

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

The fac

the face;

and most of us

in

subject,

elsewhere for better light,

shackles

Not else is

and begin

in stern reality to think.

phenomena may not :es

n(ierlie u

^

all

piritual

after all

b

from the alleged ones; for

it

ttributed to diffe

may be that some other

"f

m

deep

and more

the off

ucle

a

or

various

notori as

a ge

more exp<

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

ZZZTL

weird

the

for

of us are quite certain whether we or anyone immortal, or whether all these asserted

an<

spiritual

n

turning d and unkn

(

flowers in

hard

by

z

people af

wretch u, than bra! over

the

and

wh

broader

solid foundations for the belief author s Soul than are to be found in any branch or phase of modern or

TellentTto

ancient Spiritualism; whence it follows that th aUth ° r aS SU ect merel y> or that the

vT from aUth ° Was ^ Davi! was * Dav thought rap was ever author^s K Wirf

^

f

resulted

r

ls

of,

^ U

hub of tv7 v

UniVerSe '

a Spiritualist before Jackson

taken?

The

heard in Hydesville

B

™™

° h ™> ^e

of Light in

author has a

founded upon firmer grounds than these afford, >

80

these sp

do they

t0 Start

i

right th<

spiritual experience, simply

a

Pnming

t

or

the

belief

viz., direct

1

propag; things

Where

How

i:

a

*

THE SUPPLEMENT

»

can

but

positive, above, certain, worlds superior to the •oht of

k

globe, and which the on ediumship

squarely

t0 re )ect )sh" and

authors ler

%

subject,

look

felt

just

papal

or anyone

erred

d

to

the

spiritual

different

having

;h

the

people after

so

wretch

upon

believes

the

Wherever Old Nick is and

phase

follows that

wherever true

right

L

that

the

mediumship

up crops clairvoyance ^ or

Jackson

m*~v —

I

slumbers the are „ cept eX do an

,

• Hydesville

or ]

nkhttoti*

°f

rf

2?

%

belief

direct

>

starts^ duty its flaunt counterfeit base there will the w h n wha eat and only, beings aerial spirits are

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

ply

before

is

all

prayer of house a erects God there; chapel a build to sure

the

in the

or ranch

or

game self-same The

being enacted

world; for

broader

resident

giving

waste to money more with simpletons wretched

over

eeper,

far

,

aperture

of

only an astute trickster

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

brains to use.

rounds

>ly,

being medium, genuine

than

firmly

it

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

wet bringing as well as feats,

logic

pick the

phenomena; hence we

by performance the varying and horn a in messages spiritual physicians brown that pretending and gas the turning down

it is

identity

spiritual

more

producible by

of

so-called principia alleged to

thereby and horn a through howling expert in

ond, the whole

i

impossible to master

a

a good

third place

it

off as

some other

lat

modern

find

the reject or -hide for

we

the

all derlie un

of

most of us

that

ultramystical and weird

the

allowances

°ff the

fact is

The

&i

of

are fully described in

in Seership, III, a book devoted to the Part Bulls, work New Mola. The in partly and

the

such

the

all

things

achieved?

Where do

How

is it

we go?

Where

How do

is

.

^

Land. Spiritual ~~ n the tne

W

;

l

w ^o What we live?

than lighter being spirits, that

^

are these

^

at

drink? d eattan

am

^

*y

81

i

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT even

the lightest of presently

known

gases

yet are able

to manipulate weighty objects, rap, tip tables,

and carry of compact

lift

people and furniture and assume the solidity

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 flesh,

own

hair, clothes

bone,

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

Sun from

nor a stream of bread and butter and some meat daily flowing pply that writer s wants the

ijoon

rising,

Selah

c

How

f

Eai on

ti

uthor

tales, as

—

or g<

W°

rtafc

at jfencd

t

^ ave ^

^ if

i

c

ever

itherwise

Before replying to the above questions in the light of a higher knowledge, let me put another very weighty

ought to be responded to

first. It is this: Is it

one which not generally

A recen identity

to

for

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

branches of the felidce that is, from the hug and royal Bengal tiger at one end of the line,

That

through

intermediate grades and links down to weighing ten ounces. Each and all are

little Sally's

nothing

all

the

pet kitten

else

but

cats

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

human

well as the

beings as

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

^ T

cJi^Vk celestial beatitudes;

that of the other, with sausages, with a central fountain 16ntS

"hTm Negro

rSceW larded nicely

°f

Whkh

are

an enclosure fenced

impe

themselve:

was

resemble more tha:

"somewh crust

we]

do

they

;

been

pac

cast

asid

because

that "loi for

wha

telescoy.

squirting hot pot

*™^d donkeys

babies-underdone and

82

m

the

pie, st

and

well-seasoned!

oi

immea

-

4ENT

THE SUPPLEMENT

ises et are

4

?

**,

lift

and

idity of

being asked of to take a second plate! think just People so wide apart never sprang from a single

c

1

ese are

r

from primal types and was not created immortal, because he was originally monkeyfied, if not an out-and-out baboon or gorilla; and, be

or down.

will be calk

tars

apes!

believe fa

known—there are no immortal How did man become death-proof? No answer was

made

on Earth

ever the

ault-flnders

b

Immortalization in the

stt

referred at this

1

and

butter

t writer's

author of these lines gave

wants.

ever a case

if

it

work

it

in the chapter concerning

called Eulis, to which you are

some men

especial point. But

proved

and have

and

it

to that tremendous question until

ereof abundair

luite; nor to

Man

descended

compact Pertinea

lnswers

pair.

it

by reappearing

of positive

—

that

immortal

are

is,

have proved

identific

d;

not I

otherwise

n the

A recent pamphlet proves too much:

light of a

ghty one whi not

it

to

genera

even

identify

for

the

manifestor

themselves

the huge

That

lion

through

Sally's pet

kitten

ig

else but

seen the c hurch

t

the

resemble their

may be

capto

mouse |

f the ce d is

an

side.

th

^-season*

Duk

these

long

They cannot

live

on

this Earth

they

all

say they

to us

from the

or in a

its air

either,

but off; way long

Milky Way

either,

the by cloud, fleecy a appears what to the unassisted eye

fe* closure

monkeys

—and

somethin be must they selves;

came Hong way' cannot mean beyond

because

aren

pot F hot ,g

given,

a joker from the Diaks, wlv

they choose

antemortem

full

'

missions

.ire

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

delight other

whom

impossible

that and somewhere, more than rarified gas; they must live though even somewhere" cannot be Earth's abdomen

cat

lan bein£

is

origin. earthly been of have to proven be cannot must peopk Immortal was an unfortunate brochure.

part as are the

all the

,

impersonate

can

it

hundreds of apparent proofs

if

•

ongui

that

cope host

is

innumerah an of radiance seen to be the faint so Heaven, the awful

of glowing

Suns studded

telescop

known no away that flaming of quintiilions nebulous haze of these

'^measurably far the

in

83

ort

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT

#. on the hither shore of the some of which unquestionably

ght from the stars

we

of illimitable

on

its

journey not

tho

-our i

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 started

Ir

less

thous perpetu is

no da

-ell-demo

of

the speed of light gives a

mean of

90,000 miles in each and every second of recorded time; and to talk of an organized 1

hen

being rushing through space at that awful and tremendous pace is to utter rank and contemptible nonsense; and

il0ineS

there are authors in the accepted ranks of reform thinkers who do utter just such puerile stuff, which passes down with

:Uthors

^

yet

gulp

—so capacious

i and

we

:

of

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

$

much.... le

The supposed nearest Sirius the Great

fixed star

globe of

fire

is

His Ruddy Might

believed to

f

m

flying

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

away

that

it

ignitude

Rtoplung mdredand

wsinde s either

march.

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 it

flashes

on

Earth's

\\\ I

'.

fandone

light over

ere

i

E,supposi

b

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

Moon Now light

closely

re

reasc

Med

mom

flhods

whe

^ .

,

no 8

J *«**

J

\

lndl

«

Jhetheo

84

-

,

THE SUPPLEMENT

IT

h °re of

sight. startled

the

^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

perpetual

us whenever

live

and

there is

absurd,

6s

in

is

iles in each and

down.

an

nd

nsense; and

yet

day—

the dead do now, and

darkness to the clairvoyant

demonstrated power not

Now when we

eye,

and

clairvo

ince

to be gainsaid or laughed

and are expected to believe that homes of the dead are beyond the farther shores of the

organized

tremendous

i

a well

omputations of

)f

In both hemispheres the naked eye beholds less

the

Milky Way, we,

are told

if intelligent,

can but smile and conclude

that

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

credulity of the

this span frequently ones beloved and friends, mates, relatives

*eform sses

old

ind

thinkers

beliefs mere

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

ddy Mightines o be

seventeen over

ists a heat

Sirius

>n; while

the

surpasses

,

ans K

ten

and

miles of rillions

m lC

that

awnal

it

supposing

it

us reach could spirit a that

it

to

one than less not of rate the at have to plunge through space during leagues English billion hundred and twenty thousand

tak«

chasm

•arth intellects

g Yet Sin*

Suns

°

W» on shes

swifter

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

and completely abandoned wholly, totally,

more reasonable one be adopted

limited

other

how

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

sense,

-

ive

see

much

n*»

hundred

and

common

looks in the light of

monograph

methods whereby

I

like this,

reached

I

instead.

have no

Of

different c

Wing already done so in I wherefore in the precedent volume Seership, were. briefly indicate results what those

course in

nd

Ma

as well

-

only here shall

mankina immortalized

85

and

tn explain space to

New The Eulis and

The theory that at death

forever,

^

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT sheer fleshly

put

body behind, that

in a chemical light

it

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

fleeting

a

gets rid of the iron, carbon, silica,

mankind w

enough; |

—

of hydrogen either

spirit

emphatically true; but that Earth and

it

or the place

remains so

man immortalized

is

it

not

goes

true.

same

who i.e.,

here and

provided

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

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.

w

1

Unn u Upper World

remains

and substance

SamC breath S eak of there P

after, just

are con-

™

ZZTno polized

the

tl

for

m* f\t

are

being ere

is all

" really is. more

highly of streams and continuous

may what matter— electrical of

rarified, highly sublimated

spirit or Soul the called be fact in

there But substances. material

is

neither

silica,

carbon,

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

echoes of the symphonies then only then, and melody; have heard its delicious

distant

have

after,

stance

it

•ome

ind

mains

personalities,

more than are that, we and the but time has enough; veil and show exactly what that the lift to me for

river; I

V Upper he int only

mere appearances

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—

:ial; after deat

astes

but a figment,

attenuate,

isola

chaste,

.

are

is

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

ty the samel>

d

ell

<

ll

Upper World

these If things phasma. fleeting a nan erhydro genie sup mere mankind

^

or

is

ourse

other

r»

sheer nonsense if the

unrest discontent, of spirit the

been able to smother puny of rage resistance; to smile at the I

that

upon the absolute knowledge coming. time spring of the good

wholly in

the

all

man

and

would be

rery

right

ten ma of quintessence This grand river, rife with the magnens not Magnetime,

*

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

mainly composed insions

th^ J

ut b sp oke,

now

,

;o

o lidity

All t i

w

Q

^

87

THE

NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT

river reaches the confines

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

i,

tfE

This

underside of this mvstic Land upo'n

man

th»

i<

who

'

^

Hietary

I

where

« '

"

res.des for a

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.

m

mded

1Z*

2X2

j

woi

n

being V

(Willte

the

ike

It is

of

almost a hollow sphere, with Farth P

a nut, far

'^^£*£*™* sphte f T" ™„

away

Kir- +u

obe

i

i

in lts Ce nter;

spaces at to poles, it would be a complete >s reached over a ridge of va.t ,

P

I, tS

ipply,

i

e^

alway

surface

I

The

i

'ersifie

fo

living

Earth heat and moisture potencies; there heat and water as e

stence.

labor the are

,s

A

ran™*

spirit

„

not foTmone, or food o ra

i

compound HeTwh ?h th ° Se no, known up "XT*** he r there d

even

in

does not

Neither doe

m

the

d

necess *es create on Earth there are Hei,s

««

ein

Z " ^ZTu

or c Ur

'

— ^

" 0t 0f *

" d^^

7

d ° ""

^ 2 T^ *** T T l ^^1^^ °

PreCedin

'

tha

Ta "nd

nL T«

ta

°r

itS

matter, e P °P le

death «

™

clairv^nce.

Cha " ge deflect ^fract or in P3SS throu S h il a "V *>** W0U,d Indeed a " ancient

r

any way disturb the h , -ore than a belt ofle writer

^ ^^

have n ° he " Ce its 3 " d cons equently

"" " mem

on Earth

SSS SS"

gifted,

'

7"

spaces, b but they have a different nature _? and those

^e through aqu eous h when

we know he hem '

£ :z rr r

genesis from

the twin

i

•

'

I

Jerusalem" to a sea o 'y supplied with new material on

'

*?

here, c ile.

their

Its

silv<

its

glowii

ill

incon

a

fact; Poe's

spl

(

meofl rare

nov\

ignifica things

u

'

It is

was

the

i

>

Se ' f- Same " NeW

Land

.ts

(

iS

C0 " Stant -

underside, even *>

Hvolutio

^e Bibk there.

it.

H

•nimortj

88

EMENT

THE SUPPLEMENT I

cushion,

it fl 0Ws

-

I

* aY be compared

*

I

surface upper

is

continuaUy giving

most sublimated which, together with those supplied from the Sun

particles, pa:

iderside of which

planetary family,

US

which of elsewhere,

IS

the COn raw*

hose upper

surface

his mental,

>

but

moral

comparatively than

drain

for two

t

large open

te sphere. is

kernel

Its surface

he edge of a as

we know

it here,

;he twin productive

know them or

it

it,

have no

cold; hence

and

its

consequently Earth

UVAVv

abounding are Hells

liferent

and nature

matte

coarse of ot peopk its do *t, nor

Receding „ht or

sa« death

clairvoyance

Uct, *&£ «; paS s

I

t» through

m an Indeed,

N

self-** thi5 er

Land

derside,

«*** is

* eve"

another and vaster

g

more hereinafter. Of course this day exhaust ne the Earm were not that ° >

away. wasted of being

How? Simply ask any astronomer,

he will tell

actually growing larger instead

you that from seven

and

to twenty million meteors

the Earth every twenty-four hours.

Some

are so burnt

be impalpable dust; others, tons in solid weight. Th

as

supply, is

belt

result

world

everywhere except in domestic and

always

financial

equal to the demand. iEthic zone

The surface of that

surrounding these volcani

woulcl

its

this against, provided

strike

^arth, like the

off

diversified

than the Earth, with multitudinous

water, brooks,

of living

hills, vales, cities,

far

is

more

seas, rivers

towns,

etc., just

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,

—

its

all

glowing beauty;

its

flowers, fruits,

gardens are each and

here witnessed any actually Irem ot gardens than the

incomparably superior

more gorgeous the of days early the In Arnheim. Poe's splendid Domain of of drawings mediumistic had often present Spiritualism we „

and

far

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

phenomena; things upon the deserts of the Land Beyond. of God the It is clear the purpose of

this

Lmverse

that

the

hat,

means "Selection homos. the of immortalizing

Solution -wuiion

1* Bible

proclaims

it

and —aim

and all human

**• Hence, ""mortal.

th accepted, not be «-»— if u these

^ .

development history and men some that declare

we

view of as intended were But only some trees in

"ghn1

it all,

89

•

ar

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT There

is

sufficient seminal fluid to stock the

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 fish, fowl, insect, reptile

or

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

a^

irth—

have already said on that point

I

appc

Eulis It

requires

no argument

any other locus

^

to prove that the

Upper World, must be adapted * «

^€

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, in

—

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

projectional mental states people try to inculcate; for

tood for ages and

and it

forces, as the

has

cities

and palaces

that have

endure for countless centuries struggling for birth within the womb of Mother Time'

huma "

Stil1

humln^'Tff humamty, differing somewhat from

^

hprp-™>t^

*i_

i

^ ^ T"

'

but

il is

that lu

devel

dolt—or that

or

°Ps

d

within it;

iwful

on

rule?

I

in

at

must

adapted

zone

—

surface

identical lal :s,

or

of

"how he is

the

beings

is

affairs; nor

are

five

The

general plane

less so than

New

ber Time

i

a

yet

mo diiied

ichwe

realize

huma^ :rictly ire

ealous,

angr

f •

here

ig an illie

and

tht

dpray

gen,

1

will

not compressed

;d

of "plumpers:

papers the read

height in five et .

abolish corsets

and

G°d

but

will dress so a

intended * sh ould be. She

to will

and quacks; heavy skirts, rouge, face powder s

sham marriages;

forced

harlotry, libertinism, love feasts

and

maternity; lying news-tellers, slanderers, gossips, gab-

dye, and

will be

^womanhood, j as a

and will

sh

1

glass beU:

wavy;

** k **

l

)ther visor

w

en she

next

"

e eofth

""

her

as a

r;

morphine, opium, rum, tobacco, lager beer newspapers; prurient prudes and male accouch

tale-bearers, by

and flash an(j

termagant

nded

-

her beaUty aS

dis P lay

attire,

I

d willh ave a

w

She will not assume male

hold M.D.s responsible for public health, giving ther

a state

salary

districts

and withholding

can show a clean

bill.

it

She

until

respect i\

their

will put a

summar y

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

stop to all the gross

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

thus

to call

scrofula

and

fool

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

m.D.s

it

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 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

will establish

^k^U^J

properly with national marri :ge burea us mental

and

decidmg

^f^Z

w, province whose experts other

upon

the

1

be th

o

^^^ISSJi

J~ 52£tK£ ESL ,

103

proper. see as they

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT She

will decree that possession is

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

man

in

all

but will not be a brawler for what

respects,

properly belongs to the sterner

be

against

quently, there

I

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

mischiei usic

1

the question

similar

1

will

less

suited,

queens do

know what

practically

backaches and such

barrenness, fleurs blanches, gravid

such abominations are; and where the parties will be held criminal if they marry

exist

all

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

unable to find

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

Z 7

.

,

1

be

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

fails t

calculate

Pane national

ascertair

tmpties I

ofprefe the

brai

prisoner

comr.

be

taking the

>

siste

of

healtl

be

clean

of

stirpi

absolute

The of'refor retire,

-e so,

P™

cc

good the

L

Ane /•

pre\

104

THE SUPPLEMENT

I

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

to right a

—

Con

acts injurious his against

sequent

he

tk

IvHCClU Ul Mead of being

:rs

if

J

1

ar.

u

blanches

are; and wboc

ions

linal

if

it

tor further

unfortunate a chance to

cultivate

abnormal bias. service state — the will do v -— procuresses VVV*JIVrth\ held be w will it conflagrates then and bagnio a empties of

preferment. Policemen will

not be allowed

ut

to beat

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 ,

nan o be

will

*

dec

protected fea

women iseased to

>

i

mat

national

ded

will be

regail

Li-

and fewer parentage of the coming

of stirpiculture,

absolute

schoc

labor,

,

for

for

The coming

then

fair

a

*

woman

the

« Soul

i

so,

en

good time coming

i

held

&

w

World the of the Legislature

New

divorce Law.

;irp

the

.

do, .he before But come. has actually a enacted have will

arent

6*

the cure

t

effected in

hospitals establish will

r

done ,s work her when and sexes, both of "reformers" of ha fact th. in rejoicing and done duty retire, conscious of

tb

s

race.

be

m vogue

will system A new marnage couple a will prevail; and if by chance

one rrio

105

fa.ls

^^ to dwell

m

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT cord,

common

law and

common

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

effectually

removed or

squelched, the world will be on the high road to the perfect Millennial Era.

The religious

by

test

and

and

political

and law of human social, domestic, life alike will be that all mankind are

endowed with

among which and

rule

if

are

life,

certain inalienable

liberty

a wife's or husband's

ghts, chief

and the pursuit of happ_ voo

happiness or efforts are denied, frustrated, imperilled by the mate or constant discord engendered between them, that shall be good for absolute divorce.

life,

ground

So

will vicious habits;

undue

anger;

disease inoculation; violent language; infidelity; unclean

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;

of mutual share of

refusal

common

earnings; refusal to

needed food, raiment, shelter and comforts; refusal in the

common

pply

„ „ai5l

support; extravagance; extravagant conduct;

unfair reticence; nonconfidence; horror of nonconfidence; bmty t0 Pr ° per1 estate unfit *ess S ^ for parenta duties; unfounded jealousy; not loving the mate;

^ tZlt Tf r

'

not being loved in return; mutual nonlove; impossibility

106

haf

^ of

love f(

»

ma

obscer l

azinei

anient I

immo

religio

reason

ness a:

from

I:

the SO'

me

c

THE SUPPLEMENT mt\

re

of

happy relationship; unhealthful,

usage

and demands; too frequent

her lust

I,

I

'

to

**fc

obscene

Wdiiv removed

i

- road

to th

bad housewifeliness; bad cookery; gossiping; demands or conduct; constitutional or acquired complete invalidism; incompatibility of temp

*and,

:

parentage; unconquerable

marriage;

:

'

morbid marital

personal another; uncleanness; idiocy subsequent for love

»L

*

selfish,

0'

eperfc

ament and org

«

nest

hiding";

professi

of

athei chronic doctrines; or ideas principles, immoral unchronic stupidity; chronic incompatibility; religious

'

in i

k

that

social,

all

domesti

mankind are

lalienable

ri

e pursuit of happiness; Diness or

•mat

or constant

k-

discoid

and domestic coming, to be inaugurated by

the social

time

safety valves of society in the

good

The Coming Woman.

be good

shall

t

efforts are

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

Respectfully, habits; undue

ous 1

infidelity;

e;

anger

Kate Corson

m

Toledo,

insanity: barren!

ugh

vice and

or husband

a

and

false

*»

for

lUd J desire curable

under

ecc#

relatio

ources

in su re

maternity:

Uing to

«ff

refusal

ngs;

to

refusal re

.

™°

forts;

«tcond» jidefl'

oro f

noncon •

rf

unfits

ft & low

not

s

107

Ohio

THE NEW MOLA WITH SUPPLEMENT

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in this subject

request information

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on The

may

which

provides a means of personal contact by the sincere seeker with those capable of directing them along the Path of Attainment.

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