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beencoiupSOUllit isill tilfsillumerWall* yi« :Aii IllustrnJotl Lecture by Mrs. Aimie ISeiemt.The Theory of the Otnuipoten of Vibrations.A large and Appreciative Anhere; Saw Various Em at ions Fict tired on a Screen and Kt-ard the Knmrxss Thee-so-pliist Defend iiersoif.MINI* IV'UM “I* 'HII. INDIAN:. SlltiWlXvS nis VAJih'i s passu-ns.I hoiograpus of man's invisible In*.lies, of his asi!’:ti .-livi’i.ipi-s. ’ili'. of hisvery soul itself. jinij.'ii on a big sortvn, :nvlt;‘ii astn lushed lIi-- vastaudieinv that assembled in i'eiiirui Music hail in Chicago one night Inst tvivk to hear Mrs. Bosa-.it’ leotmv. .The hidden things of vsvuiiism Veto i;tM ini IV. tile Veil t ill t V UUirUs lee iinl'-derJatul between science ami my siii-isin ■was temporarily raised iviVre Use gar.e of tlio spectators.The mysterious “aura, iIn' hi minims dead that is said to envelope the human body. with the multitudinous links tli at moor this clou a to the rosebuds oid die dewilrops, to sound and light. V form and color, ro the nebula and asteroids that The astronomers call star ■dust, to -he very central stm itself—this ami these were the subject* of the discount? by the eloquent exponent of Jr.t-•ier may c-eenitism.The power of human thought ilt;* 'chance, to build and to destroy tv as assert od. • Evolution, working through ’transcendental iiuoiligerice.was claimed ’to he capable of developing a eeuler ••of txtnsciousness that could a* an; time Lgo limit■ itself as to W able to comefrieinowSi wwilltheilia'sumiotaherON THE RIALTO.T' f?N GirtD£%P(-J MIND I’OKAl 01' AN'fTEWhen the lilac tints of unselfish love thoughts and the delicate water lily that Typified ikvoij.m were cast upon the screen cornu less sighs of maidens went-m i i i.-o viv.'j of i’* cons a. Th»*ii it was clearly understood wiiai mys'tumiis a'Tin i ties prompt so runny lovers' meetings iieufiiih the shades of tl'.e lilac bushes during the summers in the parks where the beautiful pond liiif-s grow. The lecturer was introduced by George E. Wright. When she stepped to the front ot the stage she was greeted with prolonged applause-Mrs. Besaut's opening remarks were a pithy vindication of Mrs. Bhtvatsky s course iu refusing to ••unbend lief ore the sneers that are no arguments.Mrs. Besanr never styles her deceased lender Madam.*' hi. 1'. Bin vat sky ' or 'Tl. P. i.” is the designation she invariably applies to the great Russian, occultist, whom her followers believe an adopt.' or but. one stage removed from maharauo or divine wisdom..Mrs. Blavaisky Vindicated.“It is many years -ago since TT. P. Bln vat sky taught her pupils that nil forms of sound, light and color hadMINT! ?OKM OF TIIE HtGnLT CCLTliBED BEING.forth for the making of n new universell -was proclaimed that Doctor Bnraduc of Fans had proved that the thought emtio be phoTocrapliod: that a watch was “kodaked as Imaging nn a wall. Though it really only “hung” in tht-m!D(i of a. man who had seen the watch
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Syracuse Herald
Syracuse, New York, US
Sun, Jul 04, 1897
Page 28
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