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QUESTION No. 131.
What is the difference between a Clairvoyant, an Ini-
tiate and an Adept?
Answer: What a man sees depends upon the sensitive-
ness of his eye. Some people can distinguish objects at a
distance which makes them invisible to other people.
Artists perceive shades of color which ordinary people
cannot distinguish and some people are color blind; there
are even those who cannot see at all they are blind.
The people who can see the farthest or distinguish the
most delicate shades of color are more clairvoyant, or
clearsighted, than the rest.
The majority among us are able to see most things in
our environment, but we know very little about the things
we see just because we see them. We had to be initiated
into the use of the telephone, the bicycle, automobile, piano,
etc.
But, though we may know how to use these instruments
under ordinary circumstances, we are not so thoroughly
familiar with their construction that we are able to build
or repair them when they have become disabled. Before
we become qualified for that work we must take a course
of special training, and if we apply ourselves with our
whole heart, we may become adepts in our special line.
If we apply this illustration to the problem before us,
we may understand that a clairvoyant is a man whose
sense of sight has become so extended that he perceives
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