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P*T/C/Ucpouted* PSYCHIC MEWS, NOVEMBER 29, Wto-Page 9 * The Miracle Of Telepathy Story Behind The “rpHE supreme importance demonstrate the miracle of J- of telepathy is not that it telepathy in a fashion that con- heralds a new means of com- founds all criticism.” Archbishop's Report munication between members of Precise knowledge of telepathy the human race, but that it may was now being gained in con- ” cause mankind to revise its to the times when mere “News Review devoted almost a page last week to the trast majority report commonsense notions of space conjecture had to be relied disclosure in “Psychic News” of Dr. Lang’s S. Soal “ time,” Dr. G. de- upon. “We have to make the : The Church and on Spiritualism. The story was headlined addressed ” clared when he a demonstration of telepathy so the Spirits and included substantial quotations from the report. large S.P.R. gathering at the frequent and so irrefutable We reprint extracts below : Caxton Hall, Westminster, last that no educated person can the second time within scure Vicar of the Church of week. possibly ignore it or explain FORa month, Doubt cast its England, resigned his Crickle- Popular psychical research it away,” he concluded. shadow over the Church of wood living because he could no centred mainly upon materiali- The relating of card-guessing MAURICE ELLIOTT England. Hotfoot after the longer accept everything in the REV. G. sation mediums, ghosts and experiments conducted with scolding of Birmingham’s doubt- Prayer Book. He inspired the inquiry poltergeists, he asserted, but Mrs. Gloria Stewart, of Rich- ing Bishop William Barnes Spiritualist Elliott’s resigna- card-guessing, though apparently mond, Surrey, accompanied by Spiritualists were furious. came publication in the lively tion followed a Bishop’s ban on dull, was of unquestionable im- lantern slides, followed the Barbanell, “ Psychic News of an official his holding a mediumistic Maurice then Editor portance. Given a suitable per- address. Dr. Soal was the Psychic that Church Committee’s hitherto demonstration on Church of News, claimed son as guesser, it enables us to narrator. report favoured secret Report on Spiritualism .. premises. a majority had Spiritualism. Church officials Report T For nine years the had W ith a fellow-inquirer (the conjectures by order of the Arch- 1 retorted that his remained, laie Dr. Francis Underhill, were “ wholly unauthorised bishop of Canterbury, “in the Bishop of Bath and Wells) and completely inaccurate.” ... archiepiscopal pigeon-holes, if had an interview early ” in Elliott Last 41-year-old. Arthur not in the archiepiscopal mind with the late Cosmo Gordon month, 1937 William Austen, Barbanell’s suc- (in the words, spoken in 1940, of Lang, then Archbishop of Can- Dr. Walter Robert Matthews,, cessor as Editor of Psychic News, terbury. At their insistence the complete text of the Dean of St. Paul’s). to set up secured Lang agreed a commit- Report’s majority findings. Last It all started 1936, when tee to “ investigate the of in subject week he refused to say in what Graeme Maurice Elliott, an ob- communication with discarnate “ p*t/c/ucpouted* form he got the Report, because spirits Spiri- and the claims of let you know where it to that would the Home Training Course tualism in relation the catne from. with ‘INSIGHT' Christian Faith.” some psychic SPIRIT AID IN “I haven’t seen the minority everyone who is drawn to Spiritualism possesses NEARLYgift that is capable of development. This is the experience of Mr. Report by the Committee’s other COLIN EVANS, 8.A., who is Director of Psychic Studies at the INSIGHT CHILDBIRTH IN SECRET “ three members,” he added, I INSTITUTE. Mr. Evans has had unique experience of mediumship in all its unusual circumstances Dr. Underhill was appointed to gather it is less favourable to phases, and his services are now placed freely at the disposal of students taking I Previous experience is THEthat would surround the preside over a committee of ten, Spiritualism than the one we the Institute’s practical Psychic Development Course. unnecessary, but students should be enthusiastic and willing to study. ’ birth of a daughter to Mrs. said to include two women, but published.” . Martis, and the lack of iron the Committee members were The 3,500-word majority find- LEARN TO AWAKEN AN EXPERT AT content in her bloodstream, not named and all investigations ings made encouraging reading DORMANT GIFTS YOUR ELBOW accurately forecast and were in secret. The Committee were for Britain’s Spiritualists (said your own When you join the INSIGHT INSTITUTE, by the guide of heard witnesses for and against You can learn to awaken diagnosed Mr. to number 2,000,000), though psychic gifts by developing at home. If you are coached by an Expert who checks Alec Williamson at a home- Spiritualism, and sent repre- the Committeemen were not you persevere, you will not be long in your work, explains your difficulties and circle in Motherwell, Lanark- sentatives to demonstrations. finding the form of mediumship most acts as your personal Tutorthroughout downright support. .. in development in your case. the Course. Nothing is assumed. Stu- shire, earlier this year. Healing two suitable for For years Spiritualists and Though Austen sent copies of Much thought and ingenuity have been dents report amazing progress after the was administered at the same report, lesson. Christians awaited the the Psychic News to the Primate given to deviiing the best methods of first time. this. but in July, 1940, Canterbury and Bishops, he drew no fire. achieving TILL Three weeks later the doctors “ TUITION stated: After consultation with But signatories were more com- REALLY PRACTICAL were amazed to discover a 30 the diocesan bishops and on their SUCCESSFUL municative. INSTRUCTION Courses are backed by an per cent, increase of iron content advice Archbishop come All INSIGHT the has practical from the undertaking that tuition will be con- her bloodstream. to the Footnote: The editorial consul- Training is really in conclusion that it would start—no abstract theorising or teaching. tinued until successful. In the case of When the birth was ex- not be advisable to publish the tants of “News Review” Never before has such a helpful course Psychic Development, this means that pected, Mr. Martis went for Report.” include the Bishop of London. of real training been available. Every Mr. Evans will coach you personally until contains TO whatever natural psychic gifts you now the nurse who stayed only Lesson actual experiments DO, Questions and Model Answers and, possess in latent form are discovered and three minutes walk away. On in addition, a TEST PAPER which enables developed. Mr. Evans marks all papers his return to the house he was Mr. Evans to analyse your own case and and studies the case of each individual surprised to hear a child personally supervise your development. pupil. crying lustily. ’ THE ‘ INSIGHT COURSE IS SO HELPFUL His wife told him the baby had MRftRT EDWARDS AT BEDFORD WHY been born before he had left the Mr. Colin Evans says:—“Virtually, everything hitherto published on. of deafness, muscular before the eyes of a wondering My own experience, first house. At the time of delivery, Psychic Development is on purely theoretical lines. CASESatrophy, sciatica, blindness, audience, the child walked as a medium, and also in the course of training and developing other psychics clairvoyantly, Mr. Wil- descriptive she saw, arthritis, spinal trouble and from the platform and down and mediums, is that, generally speaking, the less theoretical and liamson’s guide by the bedside. matter read until a certain degree of psychic development has been achieved, paralysis were all treated by four steps. to teach a child to walk The baby was a girl, the better. Otherwise, it is like attempting fine Harry Edwards when he demon- by lecturing it on the laws of gravity and muscular co-ordination-*—a weighing 13 pounds. The doctor Two people who were treated strated his gift of healing at the by the healer, Mrs. B. Smith of very logical, but entirely impracticable, method.” expressed surprise on learning Bedford Town Hall on Friday of The INSIGHT INSTITUTE’S Course, therefore, aims at minimising theory. that so big a Ghild had been born 75 Wendover Drive, and Mrs. Instead, each pupil is given a series of exercises and tests, devised along simple last week. an advanced stage. Thus, the within ten minutes. Hawkins of 78 Wendover Drive, but very practical lines and gradually reaching And in the majority of cases Bedford—the former afflicted student is coached in the most thorough and r"~” either complete or partial re- realistic way possible. He soon learns, In course fiTUCD < INSIGHT’ with rheumatoid arthritis, and of practice, and latent powers are developed Ulntft IlfJltsn I covery was experienced by the the latter a sufferer from arth- naturally. delighted patients. ritis and deafness—told a Psy- The careful watch which the Tutor keeps on COURSESww The Church of the Possibly the two most impres- chic News correspondent of the each student’s progress, and the personal advice /„ addition to training in Psychic is as Development, the institute offers of an elderly great benefit they had received which freely given, are just as important the sive cases were Course of instruction. Every student receives woman and a small six-year-old from Edwards’s healing minis- pro- Jf 2 Good Shepherd individual attention—which explains why /.<>* Tuition Fees. child. trations. gress is usually so rapid and difficulties are so Fu/I particulars of each Course LOWER SLOANE is under- are included in the prospectus. STREET, The former, who for the past Patients travelled to this de- quickly cleared away when development taken the INSIGHT way.
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