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41) BPl1UTtTAL BCIENT18T. A 'FREOKY OJ.' FORM nIANIFF"STATlONS. BY THE KDlTOB. We accept tb .. term Form Manifestations lIS more general in its appUcation than that of maleris.lWltion which hIlS heretofore """n lIlIed; for we ~ of the opioion that while all ' manifestations of thie type are 1o'orm mani· festations, only a small proportion may be maleriaUzations; To parapbrase it, aU the appearan""s, including materia1lzstious, may be comprized in the category of }o'orm mani. festallons; but, all Jo'ono JIIanifestationa ~ not maleriaUzallons. We are led to the.e and tbe foUowing opinions afler witnessing the pbenomena throngb the medhnnBbip of M1'8. Pickering and endeavoring to form what to ODr mind would be a reasonablo hypothesis or an easy conception of how the resulla wiIDesscd migbt be caused. We 8tart with the proposition that all that is perceived by tbe selllles is tbe re.olt of motion, Ufe. Motion 18 traceable onl; In a Btate of vibration. All known foreea are propagated by undulations. Light aDd sound are ·known as attributes of motion callcd by one or the otber nalDe as. tbe re.pecti"e orgaos translate tbat motion in different ways. Tbe sensations of tasle and smell are aho the result of appreciated vibrations. Modern scientific researcbes do not funUsb any coun·, . ter-evidence to the.. propositions. Color is bnt a phenomenon of wave length just as higber and lowe.. notea are product of shorter or longer sOlUld wavea. Wave motions bave Umits, at eitber end of which certain oth9r vibrations exist whlcb are untraoslatable either .... color OJ' sound. Tbe analogy between kno:"n fOruB, the· phenomena of any ona illustrating tbe other.,. the difference being only in degree, II demon· strated by acientUlc investigation Why.hould not tbi. analog, hold good in tbo laws gov· erning ••• u11a caused by spirit agency?' . The strength of the will-power of man, its ability to control weaker spirits and aoima1s, is demonstrau-d. 'l'he paychological law bolda good tbat tbe 81l'011ger controls the weaker. If It can control an intelligence ·would DOt the spiritnal force animating every atom in the universe be obedient' 10 il8 will? Form manifestations then, in our opioion, in view of the foregoing, are the result of the ef(0JIa of a band of spirits, who under certain conditions, are able to alter the vibraliciu of invisible atom. in the n!mo.pb .... and thereby bring them within the Iimita of tbe average human pe~ption. This may not be staled acientifically exact, but we lhink that our meaning is within the comprehension of all of ,our readers. .' Thb; band of spirila perceive a spirit-form . attending a sitter; tbey bring together the atolDS wbose ratio, of vibralion they have altered, mooli! t1!em into shape and present to view from tbe cabinet an imitation of this spirit-friend. Materialiaation would be the plwnomenonof thisJfriend baving the power to . clothe himself in these atotnll as above by his own will power assisled by others perhaps. We .honld explaln the phonomeooo of the': form resembllDg thl! medium by supposing 'that the band working in the 'medlum's at. mosphere, became in barmony with her vibrations and unconsciously, perbaps inevita-' blely, until they fully understand tbe laws and conditioDJ! goveroiug the manifestations, the aloms are permitted to resemble ber fol'lll, becanse tbey enter a spbere affecte d by be, vibrations. How far the will-power of the'sitte1'8 migbl a .. ist or even control. tbis band in presenting a form, would of course, depend upon condl· tions. F..nglisb Spiritualists are even nOw diacusalng tbis point, but upon the supposi· tion that lhe central pow~r of the' form may bu tbe double of the medium. . W .. incUoe to the opioioD we bave already. advanced for tho reasOn'lIlat tbe basis is a Bolid rock. That motion can vibrate sO rapidly or slowly 'as to produce that which is neitber. Ugbt or sound, within the Umits of eye or car i8 true; that tbe limit vari •• in in·' dividuals and animaIA is true t tbat there ie a law 01 .• ympathy or sYDcbronism in variOll.8 bodies i. trUe; is it a warrantable infe~nce that an intelUgen't force, man's will-power, can by tbi. law of sympathy Dr Iyncbropiem, . alter the vibratioDB of atoms that arc invisible ,and by 80 altering tbese vibratioDs render these alom, traruolatahle by the organ of sigbt? . II baa been popularly ~upposed that the apirils could tell, or ought to be able to teU, 'just bow they obtain the re~ta known ae Form Manifestalinlll>. Bu' bow many 'pel"
A THEORY OF FOlW ·MANIFEST.!1TIONS. 41 Rona who can render G piece of muaie opon a of while, is on'record. "Lillie"!.he form piano forte or o!.he. inslrument oan !ell you manifestilfg' throogh Mis9 Ooolr, under the how the ear translates it ... it dOmrD.itiee·, the spirits sllOnld pass power enough through nr tbe iJritish National A-";ociatlor;'·~·f·.i>pirlt. tbe wood II) depr .. s tbe armature ... The con· IIRUSts composed of p;"'fell."l~b~ ..;.,.i other n.ectlng wir ... to t~e electrical apparatus are • . all outside the cabmet, a.nd In full view. In· gentleman. under tbe prc.ldellcy of Mr. Des· -Ide the cabinet wltb tbe medium there Is . maud Fitz·Qerald, M. S. Tel. \
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