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Thought Forms as Colored Symbols by Theosophist Houghton
Theosophist Frank B Houghton discusses how thoughts form colored shapes in air. Love is pink while hate is red and religion blue, with other traits shaping figures like a horseshoe for a mother’s love and a lily for true selfless faith. He links thought to vibrations seen by trained eyes and cites Mrs Besant on the sixth sense.
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