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MUSIC~ BY H. E. Bt'TLF.R. From t'he beginning of history music has had its place in all life. It is really first heard in insect life; and the vibrations pr~ duced by the characteristic sound CJf every living thing express tfte quality of the organism that produced the sound, and, as all know, every soun!l expresses some state of mind. There il4 the wail of sadness and the warble of joy, and as different birds and beasts pour forth their songs or sounds, they express th~ varied attributes of their natures. The lower races of people J)()!!Ress a music with hut few notes and variations, but as they rise in the scale of mental unfoldment, and as the mind faculties are ahle to take ltold oi a greater variety of thought conditions, the <strong>com</strong>plication of their mu11ie expresses all the varied stat~s of their life qualities, and thP.y really indicate all their mental possibilities in their musical inclinations; for music. unlike all other principles with which th~ human mind deals, lies back of mind, and, shall we not say. at the foundation of mind. The mind of the musician apparently takes part in the protinction of his music: yet the intellect proyw.r sits hack, as it were, listens to and enjoys the music, while the feminine part of the nature, the interior life qualities. produces the sounds. It has been said that music is the Hpression of the soul: this is true only of those who have a soul &ufficiently developed to take intellectual and physical control of the Pntit·e organism. Some of the great <strong>com</strong>J)()Sers claimell that they simply reproduced the mu11ic whidt they heard. Herein is the development of the soul to a plane on which it is able to sense, hear, and, to a certain Pxtent, control the mind and bo
1897.] 1\lu~H'. 419 human language. In the first instance, the soul has a hi,;h degree of development, and, consequently, is closely allied to the harmonies of all nature, and, shall we not say, has had a high degree of musical training in a former incarnation. Such a soul, when the attention of the body is turned toward music, will frequently reproduce in the organism song and musical strains leamed, either in a former incarnation, or which have been heard in higher spheres of existence. No doubt this was the condition recognized by the potlt who said, "My soul now ' sits and RingR." In such caseR, even though the body has never had the training t.o give it mu11ical expr·eiiSion, yet the individual is more critid in his friends to cr·iticise, and all pronounced it perfect. In great distress of mind he exclaimed, "Can't you fin,l some fault in it?" and when told that it had no defect, he burRt into tt'ars, saying," I can go no higher." Many are unknown in the mnRial world simply beanse the soul is disRatiRfit>d with the ml'ans of expres11ion at its
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THE ESOTERIC. A MAGAZINE -OF- PRAGT
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C.O~TE~TS Of \/O~tlfl\E 'j. JULY, 1
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A Magazine of ADVANCED AND PRACTICA
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1896.] THE SKVEN CREATIVE PJ:UNCIPL
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1896.] THE SEVEN CREATIVE PRINCIPLE
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1896.] TnE SEVEN CREATIVE PRINCIPJ.
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THOUGHT POLARIZATION AND TRUE REGEN
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1896.] THOUGnT PoLARIZATION AND TRU
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SUGGESTIONS ON THE NEW LIFE. BY T.
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1896.] SuGGESTIONS oN TnE NEw Lin~.
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1896.) SuGGESTIONS oN TRF. NF.w LIF
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1896.] SUGGRATIONR ON 'fliF. ~F.W L
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1896.] Lov.:sT Taou M t: '? 21 ing
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1896.] TRJ·: X RAY. 28 tific evide
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189G.] THE CoRRELATION OF SPIIUTUAL
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1896.] TRF. CoRRELATION OF SriRirUA
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1896.] THE CoRRELATION OF SPIRITUAL
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1896.] RF.ARING THfo: YoKF.. 81 and
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1896.] 0Jo:UNEATION OF CHARACTER. 3
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1896.] DELINEATION OF CHARACTER. 35
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1896.] DELINEATION OF CnARACTER. 87
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189G.J DELINEATION OF CHARACT~:R. f
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1896.] CoNTinUTIONS AND ANsw~:Rs TO
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1896.) CONTltiHU'I'JONS AND ANSWERS
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1896.] CONTRIBUTIONS AND ANSWERS TO
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1896.] ED1'l'ORIAL. 47 which they h
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A Magazine of . ADVANCED AND PRACTI
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189G.] THE SEVEN CttEATIVF. PRlNCIP
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1896.] TnE SEn:N CREATIVE PRINCIPI.
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1896.] TH~o: "YooA." God is the ful
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1896.] THE NATUR•: AND FUNCTION O
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l896.] THE ~ATURF. AJI:D FUNCTION O
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1896.) TIIF. NATURE ANO FCNCTION 01
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SOUL FUNCTION. RY PROF. CRAS. PURDY
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1896.] SoPL FuscTIO~. 65 These •l
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1896.] Som. FGNCTION. 67 snccessful
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1896.] SouL FuNCTION. 69 world, tha
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1896.] THOUGHT. 71 tion, that, afte
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1896.] THOUGHT. 73 out of order, or
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1896.] PowER IN Puxo PLAYING. 75 Th
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1896.1 ENTREATY. 77 and spreadeth i
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1896.] DELINEATfON OF CHARACTF.R. 8
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1896.] A REJ.o'LECTION. \Y ere ther
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189li.] CoxTHIBUTIOJII~ AXn A:-;swE
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1896. J CONTRIBUTIONS ANH ANSWERS T
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1£196.) CONTRIBUTIONS AND A NSWF.R
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BOOK REVIEWS. Ys Tuoaot'GHBRED. B.'
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I89li.] BooK lb:vn:ws. that i~ tlVe
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1896.] EDITORIAl.. 95 time. The ris
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A Magazine of ADVANCED AND PRACTICA
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18~.] THE SEVEN CREATIVE PRINCIPLES
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1896.] TIIF: s~:n:x CttJo:ATin: PRl
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1896.] THE SEVEN CRF.ATIVE PimwrPI.
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HOW I CAME TO WRITE BEN-HUR. HY OEN
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• 1896.] Ilow I CAME TO WunE Jh~N
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1896.] How I CAm: TO \VHITE BF.N-Ih
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THE AIRY AND THE WATERY TRIPLICITIE
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li39u.J Tm: AIRY AND TilE \\"" ATim
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• 1896.) THE AIRY AND THE \VATERY
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1896.] THE AIRY AND TilE WATEHY TRI
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189ti.] 119 pn:lsenee of death. The
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189t.i.] TuE CoNSERVATION OF LrFE.
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1896.] THE CoNSERV.HlON OF LIFE. 12
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1896.] SPIRITS ANI> SPIHITS. 12.3 o
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1896.] THE ANGLES OF THE ZODIAC. 12
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SOME PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS TO THE S
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1896.] SoliE PRACTICAL SuuGESTINOS.
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1896.] So:uE PRACTICAL SuGGESTIONs.
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189G.] SmiE PRACTICAL SuGGF.STIONS.
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189ti.] DELINEATION 0~' CHARACTER.
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CONTRIBUTIONS AND ANSWERS TO QUESTI
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18!Jli.j COXTIUIIUTJO:'\S ANl> ANSW
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BOOK REVIEWS. Thtt Scut.Nl'JFIC AME
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ADVANCED AND PRACTICAL ESOTERIC THO
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1896.] REDEJ,;:\lED .MAN. 147 throu
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189G.J REDEUIED MAN. 149 understand
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1896.] No BARkF.N HouR. 151 gle. Th
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18913.] Tm: s~:n:x CtUUTtVF. PttlNC
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1896.] 155 " While na yet he hacl n
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1896.] TuK SEYEN CaKATIVE PRINCIPLE
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THE DIVINE WILL. BY W. P. PYLE. " I
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1896.) THE DIVINE WILL. 161 serves
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189G.] Bto.:FOKto.: Tfllo: MAST. 16
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1896.] THE TRIPLICITIES. 165 passin
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189G.] 167 cyde ha.'l been R.Spil'i
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189li.] Tn..: TRIPLICITIER. lti!l r
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189G.] • TilE THII'LICJTIES. 171
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1896.] THE THIPLICITIES. 178 force,
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~896.] Til F. TRtPLICITI F.S. 175 v
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BRIEFS, FROM REMARKS MADE BEFORE TH
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189G.] RntF.FS. 179 yon manifest th
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1896.] BRIEFS. 181 take absolute co
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l89G.] BRIEF~. 183 phyRical power·
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NATURAL HISTORY. We. as E~toteric s
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1896.] NATURAl. Jhi'TORY. 187 Chang
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1096.] ~ATUUAL J-hRTORY. 189 turke)
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BooK lh:n EWS. ltll It il4 :.{nltif
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~Y'i J·~ ~SDTERIC. ' -- A\..J\ A M
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1896.] SCIENTIFIC PRIN( IPLF.S OF V
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189G.] SciENTTFTC' PHINCTPLF.~' oF
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1896.] SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES OF VIB
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GOD'S REVEALED WILL. BY W. P. PYLE.
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1896.] Gon's REVEALED WrLL. 208 ret
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1896.] Gon's REVEAI.ED Wrr.r.. 205
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COSMIC EVOLUTION. BY LANDON FAUNTLE
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1896.] Cos:vtc EvOt,UTION. 209 If,
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1896.] Co~MIC EvoLUTION. 211 note o
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THE SPIRITUAL BmTH. ST. JOHN Ill. 5
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1896.] Tn1t SPIRITUAL BIRTH 215 wil
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1896.] THE SPJRITU AL BIBTH 217 for
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1896.] ~UBURBAN MoB.NtNG. 219 attai
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1896.] THE SEVEN CREATIVE PR1NCIPLE
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18.96.] THE SEVEN CREATIV-E PRINCIP
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1896.] THE SEVEN CREATIVE PRINCIPLE
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1896.) 227 'Vhen each member has ov
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BRIEFS, FROM REMARKS MADE BEFORE TH
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1896.] BRIEFS. 181 the forces £4.
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DELINEATION OF OHARAOTER FROM SOLAR
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189ft] EDITORIAl.. 287 At intervals
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1896.] EDITORIAL. 289 working upon
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~lncleavor in the following paper t
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" 1896.] WHAT I~ KARrtiA? 243 the o
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1896.] WHAT IS KARMA? 245 Now, this
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1896.] WHAT IS KARMA? 247 • ~mid
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GOD'S REVEALED WILL. BY W. P. PYLE.
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l896.] Gon'A REVEALED WILI •• 2
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1896.) Goo's REn:Au:o W n.L. 253 as
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1896.] Goo's REVEAt.En Wn.T .. 255
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1896.1 257 ~erve him; for the Lord
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1896.] TnE SF.YEN CREATIYF. PRINCIP
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189fi.] Tm·~ SEn:N CRKATlv~: PtnNC
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189li.] TilE SF.YEN CREATIVE PRINCI
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FRAGMENTS OF THOUGHT. HY T. A. WILL
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18911.] FRAGM F.NT!'\ OF TIIO(J(lJI
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1896.] FHAGMENT~ OF THOlTfllfT. 269
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18~6.] FRAGMENTS Olo' THOUGHT. 271
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1895.] Smn: PRACTICAL Suam:sTIONS.
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1896.] Hmn; PRACTICAL SunnEl'TIONR.
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1896.] lh~t.I'FCI. Tnoumns. 277 ~ow
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DELINEATION OF OHARAOTER FROM SOLAR
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1R9H.] D~:LINEATION OF CIIAHACTEH.
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1896.] DF.LINF.ATION OF CIIARACTF.R
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18!"111.] fiooK Jh:vn:w~. 28!) wave
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2~7 the a ... uciatiunN JCStlu•re
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~ls accot·ding to the habit of tha
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l89i.] 291 more material to dispose
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1897.] THE SEn;N CREATIVE PRINCIPLE
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18!'17.] 295 to open up to the mind
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ON TH~: Bmu: ANn Scn:Nc$. 29; ing i
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18H7.] 29!1 conseience which condem
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18Hi.] Os TilE Hrm.Jo: ANO Rclf.NCE
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18!17.] 30ll tht• theot·y of evo
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CREATION. 1\Y T. A. WIJ.USTO~. That
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1H97.] CRF.ATION. 30j scope of perc
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1897.] 309 souls have guarded the d
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189i.] .\ Jb~TRO!-IPJ-:C'TIOX. Sll
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1897.] THI·: CYCI.ES Of' lb:I.IGIO
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18H7.] 815 • Since the seed i!i e
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1897.] THE CYCLES OF RKLIOIONS. 817
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1897.] Ttn; EvERt.ARTING CovENANT.
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1897.] TH~; l
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1897.] Tm: Rv.li.RJ.Af'TING Con:NAN
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1897.] THE Evr.Rr.ARTING Con:NANT.
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l897.] AN IMPORTANT RooK n~:vn:w. 3
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18~i.] .-\ N hu•oJtT.\ST BooK )b;
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DELlNEATION OF OHARAOTER FROM BOLAR
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1897.] DJo:I.INJo:ATION OF CHARACTF
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189i.] •ired sncc..ed.•. But th
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~E nTERIC. A Magazine of ADVANCED A
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1897.] CttJ.:ATION. !l39 entitie11.
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18~7.] CREATION. 341 When a divine
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1897.] expea·ience which alone cou
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THE OYOLE OF RELIGIONS. BY W. P. PY
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1897.] THE CYCLE OF R~: I.WION~. 34
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1897.] THr. CvcLr. oF R1-:1.1moNf;.
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THE EVERLASTING COVENANT. BY H. E.
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1897.] 353 ,Jesns emphatically deni
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18fli.] . Ttl F. EvEHLAF.TI!'>G Cov
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lR!l7.] TnE EvERI.ASTINO CoVESANT.
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189i.] iu cr.-ation, aaul how be iM
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1897.] Tn~: s~:n:N Ctn:,\Tin: PtUNC
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1897.] THE SEVEN CKKATIVE PKINCIPu;
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APPLEGATE FARM. NOVEl. COLONY Ot' J
Page 371 and 372: A MORNING GIFT. BY ELI!IK CAI!t!ELL
Page 373 and 374: KARMA. liY H. E. Kl!TLKK. The Orien
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Page 379 and 380: 189i·] KAHM.\. 375 why M~~ae. Blav
Page 381 and 382: 18~6 . ] CoNTttiKUTWN!I AND ANIHO:H
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Page 391 and 392: 1897.] THE SEVEN CREATIVE PmNCIPLES
Page 393 and 394: '1897.] TuE St-:VEN Cru:ATIVE PRrNc
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Page 397 and 398: CREATIVE ENJ::RGIES. 1\Y T. A. WILL
Page 399 and 400: 1897.] CRF.ATIV.: EN F.RGIF.S. 395
Page 401 and 402: 1897.] CREATIVE ENERGIES. 397 wiado
Page 403 and 404: 1897.] SlNG. 399 for a matet·ial P
Page 405 and 406: 18!17.] 401 found who will point ou
Page 407 and 408: 1'897.] 403 whereto I sent it." If
Page 409 and 410: 1897.) lb:W..\RDS AND PUNISII)JENTS
Page 411 and 412: 1897.] REW AHDS AND PUNII'IU!Jo;NTS
Page 413 and 414: THE EVERLASTING COVENANT. HY II. E.
Page 415 and 416: 1Rfl7.] Tm: EvERLASTING Con:NA:-JT.
Page 417 and 418: 1897. J Tu~; E\'EHJ.ASTISG CovENANT
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Page 421: MENTAL VISION. A SIMILE. BY PAUL AV
Page 425 and 426: 1897.] l\1 US I(". 421 govern the p
Page 427 and 428: 1897.] ..\ PitAYER. -!23 m·eative
Page 429 and 430: 18fli.J DEI.lNEATION OF CHARACTER.
Page 431 and 432: 18!li.] DJ:o:LlNEATION OF CIIARACTJ
Page 433 and 434: 1897.] DELINEATION OF CJHHACT!o:R.
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Page 439 and 440: 189i.l Tnr. DocTRINE OF CHRIAT. the
Page 441 and 442: • 1897.] Tu.E DoCTRINE OF CHRIST.
Page 443 and 444: 1897.] THE DocTRINE oF CnRIST. 439
Page 445 and 446: 1897.] THE DOCTRINE OF CHRIST. 441
Page 447 and 448: 1897.] THE EvERLASTING CovJo:NANT.
Page 449 and 450: 1897.] TilE EvERLASTING CovENANT. 4
Page 451 and 452: 1867.] T11Jo~ EvERI.ARTJNG CovENANT
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Page 455 and 456: VIBRATION. BY T. A. WILLISTON. Vibr
Page 457 and 458: 1897.] VIRR.ATION. 453 ness and unc
Page 459 and 460: 1897.] VIBRATION. 455 first princip
Page 461 and 462: 1897.] VIBRATION. 457 tabernacles a
Page 463 and 464: CALIFORNIA AS WE BEE IT. BY H. E. B
Page 465 and 466: 1897.] CALIFORNIA AS WE SEE IT. 461
Page 467 and 468: 1897.] CALIFORNIA AS WE S.Jo:E IT.
Page 469 and 470: 1897.] IN PATIENCE WAIT. 465 Dim la
Page 471 and 472: t8n.J VITAL Lon;. 4G7 when obtained
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1897.] VITAL LovE. 469 all thy hear
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1897.] VITAL Lon:. 471 do thy will,
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1897.) DELINEATION OF CHARACTER. 47
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18fl7.] DELINJo:ATION OF CIIARACTJ.
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18U7.] CoNTlUHUTIONS AND A.ssWF.RS
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1897.] EDITOIUAL. 479 daily associa
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~F}DTERIC. A Magazine or ADVANCED A
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189i.] THK En.I:l.AS1IM> CovJo.NAK1
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• 1897.] Tm·~ En:ttJ.AsTtNG CovE
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GOD IS LOVE. BY W. P. PYLE. " He th
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1897.] Gon I~"> Lon:. 489 feot weap
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THE NARROW WAY. BY T. A. WILLISTON
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TilE :\,\IUWW \VAY. 493 when he sai
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1897.] 495 hour of trial: nothing b
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"THE GAMBLE ·DISOOYERY." BY RABBI
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1897.] "TH£ G Altnu; Dr~covJmY ."
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1897.] 501 Hebrew people, and in co
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1897.] 503 them is and rested the s
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1897.] .. THE GAMRJ.E Discov~o;ay."
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1897.] "THE GAMRu: Drscon:av·" 507
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1~97.] THJa1-. an•l come to me; h
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1897.] REMISSION OF StN. 511 Thi11
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1897.1 !il3 pmye1·, the restless ,
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189i.] S Jo:LF-S u:K lNG. 515 This
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1897.] UONTHIRUTlONS AND ANSWERS TO
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1897.] CONTRIBUTIONS AND ANSWERS TO
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1897.] DKLINEATION OF CHARACTER. 52
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18~7.] DELINEATION o~- CHAJucn:H. .
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1897.] DELINEATION OF CHARACTJo:R.
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1897.] BooK REvtEWR. 527 ed nature.
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~VsDTERIC. --..---AlA A Mapzlne 011
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1897.] TuE EvERLASTING CoVENANT. 58
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1897.] THE EvERLASTING CovENANT. 53
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OOMMUNINGS WITH NATURE. BY LANDON F
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1897.] / COMMUNING8 'WITH NATURE. 5
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1897.] CoMMUNINGS WITH NATURE. 539
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• THE AT-ONE-MENT. BY T. A. WILLi
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1897.] THE AT-ONE-MENT. 548 of Fath
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FRAGMENTS' OF THOUGHT. BY CRAB. B.
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1897.] FRAGMENTS OF THOUGHT. 547 er
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1897.] FRAGMENTS OF THOUGHT. 549 co
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1897.] FRAGMENTS OF THOUGHT. 551 mo
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1~97.] MUSINGS. 553 while he is pre
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1897.] Goo's APPOINTMENTS. 555 Dear
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1897.] THE STATUTF.S OF LIFE. 557 c
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1897.] THE STATUl'ES OF LIFE. 559 '
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1897.] INFINITE SPIRIT. 561 such is
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1897.] TnF. EvERLAeTING CovF.NA.NT.
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1881.] TKE EvERL.UTINQ. wbeu they r
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1897.] THE EVJo:RJ.ASTING CovENANT.
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1897.] o~:LINEATioN nF CHARACTER. 5
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1897.] DEJ.INF.ATION OF CHARACTJo:R
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1897.] BooK REVIEW!'. 573 beautiful
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