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Psychic Power V2 N1 Feb 1923 TELEPATHY ~ ASTROLOGY \V '- ^ u # f 'A r t r 1 1 f H I r f 1SYCHIC POWER Vol, II THE PSYCHIC LEADER No. 1 CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY, 1923 A Few Thoughts of Inspired Writings .............................. .. .............. *.............. .. ........................ ................. Lord Headley 4 How to Develop Spirit Photography With Illustrations................................................. fjr. w \ M. Keeler 13 Thought Transference Its Useful ness and IIow to Make Others Think of You ..............................................................- ................. William Brock 17 Recorded Accounts of Psychic Manifestations As Published by the American P re s s ................................................ 19 Lessons in Applied Psychology Elementary. Part I ..................... .,................. Clarence JT. Poster 22 The Chart of Mind Showing the Historical and Prophetic Cycles of Consciousness and the Correct Sequence of the Distinct Degree of Intelligence ..............................................- ........... - ..............John Bertram Clarke 25 The Textbook of Life Written Under Inspiration.................................. .Effa E. Danelson 30 A Complete Course of Graded Lessons for Aspirants to Spirit Com munication. Jewish Spiritualism An Account of Psychic Manifestations—Spirit Communications and Healing Among the Jews in Bible Times and the Tahnudieal Era . ................................................... ......................William Brock 39 Short Articles Our Greatest Problem. Immortality. A Simple Fact in Nature Spirit Messages......................................... William J, Bryan-, M. D. Short Stories and Poems Answers to Personal Questions Regarding Psychic Unfoldment. Business. Love, Dream Interpre tations. etc. Eminent Authorities in Science, Art and Literature Whose Names Are of Record as Spiritualists William T. Stead, editor Eng Prof. Cesare Lombroso, Pro C. F. Varley, Chief Engineer Prof. Wra. Crookes, F. R. S., lish Review of Reviews. fessor Psychiatry, Univer Electric & International editor London Jour. Science^ Professor Challis, Professor sity of Turin. Telegraph Co. Lord Rayleigh, F. R. S., Pro of Astronomy at Cam Gustav T. Fecbner, Professor Prof. Scheibner, Teacher of fessor of Physics, Univer bridge. of Physics, University of Mathematics, University of sity of Cambridge. Leipsic. Abraham Lincoln, martyred Leipsic. Professor De Morgan, at one President of the United Prof. Henry Kiddle, formerly W. F. Barrett, Professor of time London's greatest States. Superintendent New York Physics, Royal College of mathematician Alfred R. Wallace, P. G. S., City Schools, Science, Dublin. author, scientist, naturalist. Robert Bell, distinguished Dr. Lockhart Robertson, for Hon. Benjamin F. Wade, ex- Judge J. W. Edmonds, for dramatist and novelist, of merly editor Journal Men United States Senator, ex- merly of the New York England. tal Science. President of Senate. Bench. W. E. Webber, Professor of Herr Max Selling, Professor Dr. Migtiel Sans Benito, Pro Oliver Johnson, a former edi Physics, University of Got- of Polytechnics, University fessor of Metaphysics, Uni tor of the Christian Union. tenburg. of Helsingfors. versity of Barcelona. Prof. Alexander Wilder, M. Professor F. Zoellner, author Dr. Franz Hoffman, Profes Hon. John P. Browns former D„ writer, author, meta “Transcendental Physics," sor of Philosophy, Wurtz- attache of the Turkish Le- physician. Leipsic. burg Univereity. ' gation, Constantinople. *> PSYCHIC POWER Reincarnation—A Study of Forgot^. Buy Your Books from P sychic of Oriental Magi. Tho student of mysticism will find here information on these and other Truth, By E. D. Walker. 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