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This treatise investigates the nature and practice of spiritualism, exploring its mundane, sub-mundane, and super-mundane manifestations. Emma Hardinge Britten, a prominent spiritualist medium and author, along with William Fl. Britten, present a comprehensive examination of spiritism. Drawing upon their extensive experience and observations, the work aims to elucidate the principles and phenomena associated with spiritual communication and the broader spiritual realm, structured across three distinct parts and twenty-three detailed sections.
This work is presented as a significant historical artifact within the study of spiritualism. Its reproduction from original sources underscores its value to scholars and those interested in the history of occult and esoteric thought. The text is recognized for its cultural importance, preserving the knowledge base of spiritism as understood in the late 19th century. As a foundational text, it offers direct insight into the beliefs and practices of the era's spiritualist movement.
Page Count:
492
Publication Date:
2016-08-24
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1360408916
ISBN-13:
9781360408910
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