** Many of the best
books
showing the highest Light of Spiritualism and works by Thomas
Paine
were
destroyed under the term 'pornography' in the late 1800s
to early
1900s and publishers, book sellers and mediums were thrown
into prison,
most died there. We have all but forgotten Cora's
wonderful
trance
teachings because of successful deceit and intent to hide and
destroy
Spiritualism's most prolific books and lecture pamphlets by
Cora L.V.
(Scott)
(Hatch) (Tappan) Richmond. Literature of wonderful
spiritual
wisdom given by her many high raised spirit teachers and
guides,
representing
70 years of dedicated service, are almost lost today.
Especially,
we must not lose site of Ouina, her refined philosophy
will
always
be waiting for us to discover her gentle guidance and wisdom
for the
future
world yet to come. Cora was America's longest lasting
and most
consistent
medium; one of the most respected and well known of her
day.
The dogma of earth
religions,
and
the many cults and magic societies engaging in occult
rituals towards
the
end of the 19th century became popular and caused a loss to
Spiritualism's
mediumship when people turned from the light of Spiritualism
to the
errors
of occult Spiritism. This was a dark time, but, Cora,
totally
free
of this kind of negativity, remained true and prolific for
her large
audiences.
Her trance lectures were given from the early mid
1800s into the
first quarter of the next century. They reveal and
bring out into
the Light of spiritual reason, the true meanings that have
been kept
hidden
in ancient religions of all ages, in myths, symbolism and
secret
societies
throughout history. We are moving towards a day
when all
religions
on earth will become one glorious peaceful new universal
truth.
Higher Spiritualism will Light the way.
The true unveiling of
Isis-***-The
Female aspect and The Mother principle of the INFINITE of
ALL THAT IS
and
her FAMILY is shown in Cora's complete book of the Soul, Psychosophy,
which will be available soon. See
below: Part
I,
available for Sale, The SOUL In Human Embodiments.
***
Madam
Blavatsky did not show the true aspect of the Mother
principle in her
book--ISIS
Unveiled (Blavatsky's book may have been
brought forth
through questionable occult method).
Quote From The Book: THE
UNIVERSITY
OF SPIRITUALISM: Page 211
".........All
their efforts to prove that psychic phenomena are a mere
extension of
physical
powers, land them on the horns of a dilemma every time.
They must
either admit the existence of the ****aura as a mind field, or
adopt
the
spirit hypothesis. By no possible law of auto-suggestion could
Cora
Tappan
(Cora L.V. Scott Tappan Richmond), a child eleven years
old, dig
out from her inner conscious knowledge that enabled her
to wield
a surgeon's knife successfully, speak four definitely proven
foreign
languages
and deliver hundred's of scientific and philosophic addresses
without a
moments preparation. These examples can be multiplied by
the
thousand.
Neither can race nor religion make any difference.
Truly, "God is
no respecter of persons." That is our Case [Spiritualism].
****Note: Kirlian's
method
of photographing auras has long proven the existence of the
Auras and
can
be researched through the Kirlian Aura research work
originally done at
University of California at Los Angeles through Dr. Moss.
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Cora Hatch, "She is the intellectual
wonder
of the age" at the tender age of only 16 and just married
to Dr.
Benjamin
F. Hatch quickly became the best known and most successful
"Trance
speakers" of the Spiritualist phenomenon starting in the middle
of the
nineteenth century. Spiritualism attracted, a wide following.
"It will be scarcely necessary to premise that
"Cora
the Teacher" is accepted by the "Spiritualists" as an
inspired
medium.
."
"A Remarkable Young Lady," The Banner
of
Light,
October 24, 1857 Page 5
Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch, . . . if we may believe
all
the
accounts we have read of her, is one of the most remarkable
women the
world
has ever produced. She is seventeen years old, of medium
height,
delicately
formed and possessed of an ethereal beauty which may not at
once
attract
but enlist the admiration of the beholder by its deep
absorbing
spiritualle.
In ordinary circumstances she is simple and childlike to a
charming
degree,
but on the stage, when laboring under what she believes to be
the
spirit
agency, her flights of eloquence are bold, lofty, sublime, and
beautiful
beyond description.
Having never attended school
since
she was ten years of age, it cannot be supposed that her
education is
of
the most thorough character; nevertheless, she will discourse
by the
hour
upon the most profound sciences, never lacking a word, never
making a
mistake,
and never repeating what she has said before.
"Believe what you will of
Mrs.
Hatch's
source of inspiration," says the editor of the Home Journal
[N. P.
Willis],
"whether she speaks her own thoughts, or those of other
spirits -- it
is
as nearly supernatural eloquence as the most hesitating faith
could
reasonably
require. I am, perhaps, from long study and practice, as good
a judge
of
fitness in the use of language as most men; and, in a full
hour of
close
attention, I could detect no word that could be altered for
the better
-- none indeed (and this surprised me still more) which was
not used
with
strict fidelity to its derivative meaning. The practiced
scholarship
which
this last point usually requires, and the curiously
unhesitating and
confident
fluency with which the beautiful language was delivered, was
critically
wonderful. It would have astonished me in an extempore speech
by the
most
accomplished orator in the world."
Philosophers have heard her
with
astonishment,
and orators have listened to her declamations with boundless
enthusiasm.
She has carried New Yorkers by storm, and every one of her
lectures in
that city have been attended by wondering thousands; and
frequently the
streets have been thronged a whole square with persons eager
but unable
to obtain admittance. The New York journals have devoted whole
pages to
minute descriptions of her personal appearance, and elaborate
reports
of
her addresses. Such is the new divinity -- the "bright
particular
star" now shining in the spiritual firmament, whom our
citizens
are to
have
an opportunity of seeing, hearing and judging for themselves.
"She rises, and pours out an eloquent prayer to
the "Divine
Father of Love and Light;" and then, almost without pause,
proceeds
with
the subject, "Is the soul of man a part of the Deity?"
This was
the challenge of a reverend gentleman then present; and the
audience
voted
that the medium should then and there discuss this
metaphysical
abstraction.
Both spoke well; and the divine sustained the
affirmative
with zeal and acumen, while Cora assumed a modified negative
with
brilliant
success. At least, we give this as the conviction of several
persons of
distinguished intellect who were present, and who pronounced
her
argument
the most splendid metaphysical effort they had ever
encountered. The
illustrations
drawn from the solar system and other apposite allusions,
evinced a
breadth
and clearness of mental culture really wonderful in a girl of
seventeen.
Her graceful and surpassing elegance of diction was another
fruitful
theme.
A calm, equally sustained manner; a rich, clear voice, that
filled the
ear without one over strained vote, and a modest
unconsciousness of
display,
or an entire absorption in the subject matter, are the
characteristics
of Mrs. Cora Hatch as a public speaker."
One article began "Miss Cora Hatch,
The
Eloquent
Medium of The Spiritualists," in Frank Leslie's
Illustrated
Newspaper,
May 9, 1857. " Cora L. V. (Scott) Hatch one of the most
famous
women
in America. Thousands pack halls up and down the east coast to
hear,
and
to see, her."
Leslie's described her appearance in New York
City: The
most celebrated medium was Cora L. V. (Scott) Hatch,
later Cora
Tappan, and finally Cora Richmond. She was a "trance speaker,"
someone
who spoke directly under the influence of the spirits and,
presumably,
in their words. Trance speakers were among the earliest women
to speak
in public before audiences of both men and women. Unlike
other
mediums,
Hatch did not, at least at this point in her career, claim a
specific
spirit
guide. Nor did she convey specific messages to or from
specific
individuals
on "this side." Instead she addressed broad questions of the
sort posed
in the Leslie's Illustrated article. For the powerful
discourse from
November
1857 click on the "Immutable
Degrees
of God and the Free Agency of Man,"
Frank Leslie's article also described the
manner
of her
presentations, which she called "elucidations." Her husband,
Dr. B. F.
Hatch, who had married her in 1856 when she was just sixteen
and he
over
fifty, acted as master of ceremonies. He had the audience
choose a
committee
of its members who would, in turn, propound questions. She
would
address
herself to whichever of these the whole audience voted she
should. The
procedure was intended to prove to the skeptical that she had
not
prepared
her address in advance since she had no foreknowledge of the
question.
Her willingness, while in a trance state, to answer questions
and
engage
in debate, made the same point. So too, as the article
emphasizes, did
her age. As a "girl" of seventeen she was presumably too young
to have
mastered the metaphysical topics she discussed.
"In every sense the phenomena of spiritualism
is
worthy
of a careful and systematic investigation by the most candid
and
competent
of its contemporaries, for it is wrong to say that a faith,
however
delusive,
which counts at least half a million believers in the middle
of this
century
of searching skeptical materialism, is too unimportant for
investigation.
Men of deep and varied science, learned theologians and
cautious men of
the world -- some of the boldest and clearest thinkers of the
day --
have
been captivated by this strange belief that the children of
earth have
direct communication with the spirit world."
The word, Re-incarnation (physical return
of
the
spirit) is incorrect teaching.
The 'Re' part of the word should never be
used
and must not be misconstrued with the SOUL (non physical)
in human
embodiments.
Note: Before
one can understand better this spiritual law, the concept of
the Over
Soul
must be understood; Spiritual Quantum physics.
Soul cannot
be discussed with earth bound linear rhetoric as it is
celestial in
scope
and cannot be bound in earth time. Soul, therefore
requires it's
own special symbolic language, using few carefully chosen
words with
deep
inner understanding. Soul does not belong to earth mind
thinking,
but is closer to the spiritual heart.
A
spirit
is a vehicle for a soul to have experience.
Dr. Carl A. Wickland, stated: The
theory
of
reincarnation can undoubtedly be traced to early stages of
mankind
when
departed spirits took possession of the bodies of sensitive
individuals
and lived and acted through them, thus seemingly indicating
reincarnation.
But in reality this was only spirit obsession or
possession. (See
p.351)
Sections on obsession and possession in THEOSOPHY
and
BLAVATSKY
TEACHINGS 30
[THIRTY] YEARS AMONG THE DEAD,
1924
By Carl A. Wickland, M.D.* It must
be
remembered
that even Madam Blavatsky tried to RE-turn after
her
passing
over to the spirit world. On finding that she could not
will
herself
or choose to return to earth as she had taught in her theory
of
re-incarnation,
Blavatsky's work in the spirit world became 'rescuing'
spirits
trapped
in the darkness who were only looking to return to earth life
and in so
doing found themselves lost or, obsessing or possessing
another's
physical body. Putting right her erroneous earth
teachings,
Blavatsky
helped to guide lost spirits into Spiritualistic 'rescue
circles' here
on earth, to help them find the light again and be able to
continue
their
progression into the higher spirit world.
*Carl A.Wickland M.D.
b.1861 d.1945, a psychiatrist and pioneer in the
recognition and
treatment of earthbound spirits with his Mediumistic Wife
Anna. He
practiced
first in Chicago until 1918 and then in Los Angeles,
California where
he
founded the National Psychological Institute. Dr.
Wickland
wrote
two books, THIRTY YEARS AMONG THE DEAD, 1924.
and THE
GATEWAY OF UNDERSTANDING, 1944. These books can be
purchased
through
Health Research Books www.healthresearchbooks.com.
Look For These Books
Second Hand
or New:
Thirty Years Among the Dead (1924).... 30
Years Among The Dead
The Gateway of Understanding (1934)... Gateway
Of Understanding
Quote From:
The Soul: Its Nature,
Relations,
And Expressions In Human Embodiments, Given through Cora
L.V. Richmond
in Chicago 1887.
"… but rest assured the typical number of Souls
that
ripen under each dispensation have already ripened in Christ.
You are
children
of the New Dispensation or you would not be here. You
do not
belong
to the kingdom of Christ because He has harvested His kingdom,
but
you
belong to the kingdom that is to come."
Liliae Praelucent Telis ~ Lilies
Outshine
Weapons
of Wars
