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4 ' TwLvi Tzvo IVorlds. about eighteen months after the advent of "Joey Sandy." His sober common-sense, intelligence, and kindness, have made him respected by all, and too high a tribute cannot be paid to so good and noble a spirit. Apropos of the estimation in which this co-worker of Mr. Eglinton was held, even in 1876, when he first began to manifest strongly, a writer in the Rt'ligio-Philosophical Joitnial thus speaks of him :— " When ' Ernest ' gives us some of his calm, well-expressed advice, delivered in words of earnest feeling, or when he tenderly commits us to the care of guardian angels, invoking blessings upon us, the voice causes our very hearts to swell in soft responsive affection ; and it would be impossible to ascribe a voice so full of the human feeling gained through a long life of experience, and such vicissitudes as human existence always brings, to an elementary. No; we feel it is a man before us, a spirit rich in the love of humanity, longsuffering, patient, calm above luiman weakness by self-conquest, and a very angel of mercy and beneficence to mortals." To this many a heart comforted through his ministry will say "y^men." Only those who have come into these intimate relations, born of mutual confidence and trust, can conceive the weight of the evidence so ungrudgingly given in favour of the survival of the soul after death. Critical acumen is of immense service in psychical research, but to pass beyond even the threshold of the inquiry one needs something more, hence the failure of many investigators. But to those who unite with a critical eye the sympathetic mind, all the things of the spirit are possible, and no trouble is too great, no proof too much to ask of the invisible workers. I acknowledge with deep gratitude my personal indebtedness to Mr. Eglinton's guides, and hope that placing on record my firm conviction of the cause of so much failure may open up the right path to others. A variety of phases of mediumship were subsequently developed—trance, healing, and clairvoyance—and finally materialisations were obtained ; not with a cabinet or darkened room, but in the moonlight, while all sat round the table. At these times Mr. Eglinton was invariably conscious, and the figure of his motlier generally appeared, radiant, and transcendently beautiful, "and looking," he says, "more as we imagine spirits to be than any I have since seen, and they are not a few. I was induced to sit in the dark for manifestations by a friend of mine, who had been to a seance with a professional medium, and who gave a wonderful account of what had taken place. After I did this the really spiriliial seances we had been having seemed to leave us, and in their steatl we obtained the rough physical phenomena so common to all dark seances." It is a matter for deep regret tliat these dark cabinet seances have played so important a part in the history of Spiritualism. Why they were introduced at all seems a mystery, as no more potent source of error or perplexity could possibly have been devised. Happily at the present time they relate to a state of things, let us hope, passed away for ever. More rational and sounder methods now obtain, to the advantage of all concerned. Eortunately, Mr. Eglinton steadily set his face against them, and though, in deference to the wishes of others, and the exigences of circumstances, he has occasionally sat in this way, yet it was always distasteful to him, and his best results have ever been ohlaineil under the auspices of better conditi.ins.
CHAPTER II. EARLY PROFESSfOX.lL MEDH 'MSI II IIL powers of Mr. Egliiiton's iiu.-diuiiislii|) having now attrnt'tL'il public altriition, he received lumierous applications for scuuccs, i)ut lie .steadily resisted for a long time all cfTorts to induce him to become a professional medium. I I
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The S/oj-y of a Haunt ins; Spirit.
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— Tlic Story of a Haunling Spirit
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Psychography Explained. liad VLK}-
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. Psvr/ios^j-afy/iy Explained '".^
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Psycho_(^rap/iy Explained. 109 were
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General Tcslinioiiy to Psyc/tOi;m/>
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Well, " Ccncial Testimony to Psycli
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General Tcstimouy to Psychoo^raphy.
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(jcmral 7\s/!ii/oiiy lo Psyc/ioiîu
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General Tcstvuony to Psychography.
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General Tcsfiiiiony lo Psychography
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Ccucral Tcstiiuoiix to PsvclioorapJ
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Cci!C7(i/ Tcs/viioity to Psvchoorap
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CIIAPTI'-.R XV "BRorr.nT to nooK."
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Evidence for hidcpoideiil Mind-. It
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F.i'idcmc for fiu^cpctidcut Miiid-A
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I'.vuhiiic for Indcpiiidcul Miiid-.
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; CHAPTER XVII ON MATERIALISATIONS
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Oil Materialjsatious a,ia Af^/ânli
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came Ou i]fa/cj-iij/isaf!ous and Ap
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On Maicrialisaiions and Appaiilions
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unusually On Mafcn'd/isa/ioits aiu^
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Joey On ^fa/cn'a/jsa/ioiis and Appa
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Oj! I\Talcrialisations ami Af^parid
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On Ma/cria/isa/ioiis and Appiiri/io
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— ; On Jfcr/iriir is //io/!s and
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' (hi Mii/Liia/isa/ioiis and Appari
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advisedly, Phases of Opposition : S
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P/iascs oj Ojijiosi/ioii : Spiritti
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V/i/sis of (^/>/>t>.u7/oi/ : Sp/n'/
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and P/tascs of Opposition: Spij'iii
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Coiic/tision. 195 ultimate success,
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