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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 3Q7
Mr. L. was much impressed and promised to stay at home
on the dates named. The writer went North and from
there wrote reminding Mr. L. of his danger just before the
time it was due. He received a letter assuring him that
Mr. L. would be careful.
The next communication regarding the matter came
from a mutual friend and stated that Mr. L. had gone to
Sierra Madre to lecture on the twenty-eighth of July and
had been hurt in the places mentioned in the prediction
by a collision with a locomotive. The writer wondered why
his instructions had been so disregarded, and the answer
came three months later when Mr. L. thanked him for the
information which had been very valuable to him,
as he
said, in proving the truth of astrology. The reason for
the accident was that he had forgotten the date. He wrote
"I thought the 28th was the 29th/'
This case, in the estimation of the writer, shows that
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mature destiny cannot be interfered with and that we ma}'
safely do anything we can to avoid impending danger without
fear of interfering with the law of causation. There
are invisible agencies around us to counteract any move
upon our part which would interfere, and in the opinion
of the writer they were responsible for Mr. L.'s confusion
of dates.