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This I believe: there is a spark of God in every man. … Every enemy you have is a man in whom Christ is imprisoned. Your task is to liberate the Christ in him. Then he will love and understand you. Be a Christ. It is a great message.
~W.T. Stead.
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| Stead: The Man: Personal Reminiscences by Edith K. Harper |
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| VINTAGE EDITION
In Stead: The Man, Edith K. Harper documents the psychic world of W.T. Stead—newspaper editor, author, pacifist, social reformer, and pioneer of investigative journalism. While controversial in his methods, Stead was driven by a fearless pursuit of truth and an unwavering faith in the unseen. While renowned for his journalism and activism, he considered his spiritual work, especially Julia’s Bureau, his effort to connect the living with the dead, his greatest legacy. He boldly declared, “Julia’s Letters will be the Thomas à Kempis Imitation of the new century.”
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A PROPHETIC MESSAGE by Edith K. Harper
In this article Mr. Stead referred to the second example of a warning prophecy mentioned above. It was a species of psychic communication to which he attached special importance, for it absolutely excludes telepathy as an explanatory theory, i.e. the class of messages relating to events unknown to any living person, events still in the future when the messages are received.
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The Seven Bodies by Carmen de Sayve & Jocelyn Arellano
The human being is made up of seven bodies, each composed of distinct vibrational frequencies that interpenetrate and interact. The physical body is the only one accessible to the five senses, but there are others, each a different aspect of existence and awareness. The seven bodies can be thought of as energy layers. Everything obeys thought, and the various bodies are emanations of active thought. Each belongs to and acts within a different dimension; thus, we are multidimensional beings, despite our fascination with the physical plane.
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The Only Planet of Choice: Visitations
Many people use the word ‘Alien’ to describe a visitor from outer space. Extra terrestrial is another word, which is rather more user friendly. For the sake of the question and answer format, the word used by the questioner has been left, though even Tom questions our use of‘Alien’. Should we wish to foster openess between all beings of the Universe perhaps we should also look at our vocabulary?
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