Remarkable Psychic Experiences Of Famous Persons
BY WALTER F. PRINCE, PH.D., Official Investigator American Society for Psychical Research It does not necessarily give an occult incident more weight that it was experienced or related and credited by a person whose name is prominent for one ... Rubinstein's Death Compact
A pupil of Anton Rubinstein, the great pianist and composer (1829-1894), tells this story. It may be found in Harper's Magazine for December, 1912, under the title A Girl's Recollections of Rubinstein, by Lillian Nichia. "One wild, blustery night... The Clavecin Bruges
BY GEORGE WHARTON EDWARDS A silent, grass-grown market-place, upon the uneven stones of which the sabots of a passing peasant clatter loudly. A group of sleepy-looking soldiers in red trousers lolling about the wide portal of the Belfry, which ... The Eyes Of The Panther
BY AMBROSE BIERCE I ONE DOES NOT ALWAYS MARRY WHEN INSANE A man and a woman--nature had done the grouping--sat on a rustic seat, in the late afternoon. The man was middle-aged, slender, swarthy, with the expression of a poet and the comple... The Phantom Armies Seen In France
BY HEREWARD CARRINGTON [Footnote 17: By permission of the author.] History abounds in cases showing the apparent intrusion of spiritual help in time of trouble, and in the annals of military history these accounts are not lacking. On several ... The Portal Of The Unknown
BY ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS, "THE SEER" When the hour of her death arrived, I was fortunately in a proper state of mind and body to produce the superior (clairvoyant) condition; but, previous to throwing my spirit into that condition, I sought the m... The Return
BY ALGERNON BLACKWOOD It was curious--that sense of dull uneasiness that came over him so suddenly, so stealthily at first he scarcely noticed it, but with such marked increase after a time that he presently got up and left the theater. His s... The Second Generation
BY ALGERNON BLACKWOOD Sometimes, in a moment of sharp experience, comes that vivid flash of insight that makes a platitude suddenly seem a revelation--its full content is abruptly realized. "Ten years is a long time, yes," he thought, as he wal... The Sin-eater
By Fiona Macleod SIN. Taste this bread, this substance: tell me Is it bread or flesh? The Senses approach THE SMELL. Its smell Is the smell of bread. SIN. Touch, come. Why tremble? Say wha... The Solid But Shapeless Stage
We are told that the entity wishing to show himself to us passes into this shapeless mass of dough-like substance, which at once increases in bulk, and commences to pulsate and move up and down, swaying from side to side as it grows in height, the m... The Supernormal: Experiences
BY ST. JOHN B. SEYMOUR When Mrs. Seymour was a little girl she resided in Dublin; amongst the members of the family was her paternal grandmother. This old lady was not as kind as she might have been to her granddaughter, and consequently the la... The Sylph And The Father
By ELSA BARKER [Footnote 5: By permission of the author of War Letters of the Living Dead Man and Mitchell Kennerley.] Passing yesterday along the line where the great French army stands before its powerful opponent, and marking the spirit of... The Vapor Stage
In a few moments our clairvoyants both report that the force or power is issuing from the side of the sensitive, if a man (or from the pelvis, if a woman), in the form of a white, soft, dough-like substance, which on one occasion I was permitted to ... When The World Was Young
BY JACK LONDON I He was a very quiet, self-possessed sort of man, sitting a moment on top of the wall to sound the damp darkness for warnings of the dangers it might conceal. But the plummet of his hearing brought nothing to him save the m... Working Hypothesis
That under certain known and reasonable conditions of temperature, light, etc., entities, existing in a sphere outside our own, have been demonstrated again and again to manifest themselves on earth in temporary bodies materialized from an, at prese...
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